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Jorginho Mello is running for reelection to the government of Santa Catarina for the PL party.
The candidate for the government of Santa Catarina Jorginho Mello (PL), who is running for re-election, voted this Sunday (4) in Herval D'Oeste, in the Midwest of the state. He arrived at the polling place around 9:30 am, accompanied by his sister, advisors and supporters.
After voting, he spoke to the press and evaluated the electoral campaign saying that it was a quick period with meetings, rallies and proposals and the expectation is that victory will be in the first round.
"It's harvest time: whoever plants, reaps. Society recognizes what we did, we have good approval. The expectation is to win and win well, including in the first round."
Jorginho voted at the Melo e Alvim Basic Education School, the same school where he studied in elementary school when he lived in Herval D’Oeste.

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