
Voters from cities in Baixada Santista, such as Praia Grande, Cubatão, Santos, São Vicente and Registro, faced queues, rain and logistics to vote in the 2024 municipal elections, with emphasis on the participation of elderly people, families and even the player Neymar, who voted with the Santos FC shirt.
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Voters from several municipalities in Baixada Santista went to the polls this Sunday (4) to vote in the 2024 municipal elections, facing adverse weather conditions and queues at some voting locations.
Saints scattered across the sidewalk of Colégio Olímpico, in Praia Grande (SP) — Photo: Alexsander Ferraz/A Tribuna Jornal
Queue at E.E. Lincoln Feliciano, in Cubatão — Photo: Victor Barreto
Professor Fábio Barreto School, in the Registration Center (SP) — Photo: Rinaldo Rori/TV Tribuna
Queue at the Antônio Ablas Filho State School, in Santos (SP). — Photo: Abner Reis/TV Tribuna
First voters enter Liceu Santista school — Photo: Yasmin Braga/TV Tribuna
Eliana Pugliesi, 61 years old, was one of the first voters to arrive at Colégio Êxito, in São Vicente — Photo: Breno Santana/A Tribuna Jornal
Dogs are outside the Liceu Santista school, in Santos, accompanied by their owners — Photo: Ágata Luz
Rain in São Vicente during the elections — Photo: Natália Brito/G1 Santos
Retired Marilene Fernandes at Colégio Olímpico, in the Itararé neighborhood, in São Vicente — Photo: Alexsander Ferraz/A Tribuna Jornal
Self-employed Islaine Beatriz Rosa, 30 years old, took advantage of the elections to earn extra income — Photo: Natália Brito/g1
Marina Silva (Rede) votes in Santos (SP) — Photo: Alexsander Ferraz/A Tribuna Jornal
Soaked saints in front of EE Armando Victorio Bei, in São Vicente — Photo: Natalia Brito
Santinhos in front of the EE Armando Victorio Bei school, in São Vicente — Photo: Natália Brito/g1
Three generations of the Carvalho family voted this Sunday (4), in Praia Grande (SP) — Photo: Jennyfer Lima/A Tribuna Jornal
Eduardo Cincinato went to vote at Liceu Santista, in Santos, even after fracturing his ankle — Photo: Ágata Luz
At 96 years old, Hermenegildo Pereira dos Santos participates once again in the elections this Sunday (4), in Praia Grande. — Photo: Ailton Alves/g1
Neymar attracts dozens of fans by voting with a 'very calm' Santos shirt — Photo: Reproduction/Social media
The first electronic voting machines began to arrive at the Electoral Registration Office (SP) — Photo: Dione Aguiar/TV Tribuna
Ballot boxes arrive at the Santos (SP) Electoral Registry Office for the beginning of the transmission of voting data — Photo: Vanessa Medeiros/TV Tribuna
Ballot boxes arrive at the electoral registry in Guarujá (SP) — Photo: Matheus Croce/TV Tribuna
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