
The mayor of Fortaleza, Evandro Leitão, announced free public transport and the addition of 400 buses to the fleet for October 25th, the date of the second round of the presidential elections in the capital of Ceará.
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Fortaleza will hold the second round of the presidential elections on October 25th. The governor of Ceará, Elmano de Freitas, has already been re-elected in the first round.
The mayor of Fortaleza, Evandro Leitão (PT), announced, this Sunday (18), that the capital will have free buses and that the fleet will be reinforced with another 400 vehicles next Sunday (25), voting day in the second round of elections.
"Fortaleza, great news for you. On October 25th, on the day of the elections for President of the Republic, the City of Fortaleza will provide free buses for the entire population. And we will expand, increase our network, making another 400 buses available so that you can go to the polls, exercise your citizenship and strengthen our democracy", announced Evandro Leitão, on social media.
Ceará residents return to the polls next Sunday to decide the President of the Republic, between re-election candidate Lula (PT) and Flávio Bolsonaro (PL).
The election for governor of Ceará will not have a second round. Elmano de Freitas (PT) was re-elected in the first round, on October 4th, with 53.19% of valid votes.
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