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Juliana Brizola was the PDT candidate for the government of Rio Grande do Sul in the 2026 elections, facing Zucco from PL, who won with 58.05% of the valid votes according to the TSE.
Juliana Brizola after defeat for the RS government — Photo: Reproduction/ RBS TV
The PDT candidate for the government of Rio Grande do Sul, Juliana Brizola, thanked her supporters after her defeat in the election and stated that she will continue to work alongside those who were with her during the campaign.
Zucco (PL) was elected governor of RS this Sunday (4) with 58.05% of the votes, according to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). Juliana came in second place with 31.65%.
When talking about the relationship with the future government, Juliana stated that she will criticize when she considers it necessary, but will also support initiatives that she considers constructive.
"Whatever is critical, will be criticism, whatever is construction, will be construction", he concluded.
She also said she received a call from the elected governor, Zucco, and defended dialogue despite differences between the two.
"We understand the circumstances. I myself have already received a call from the next governor, Zucco, during the dialogue. We have many differences, I just don't want to disturb Rio Grande do Sul because of these differences", he declared.
The candidate also thanked the support received throughout the campaign in the municipalities of Rio Grande do Sul and stated that she will continue alongside her supporters.
"I'm here today to thank all the affection I received from all the municipalities, for all our struggle, and that we will continue, together", he said.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Juliana Brizola will maintain state political activity as leader of the opposition in Rio Grande do Sul
Likely · Within months
There will be institutional dialogue between the Zucco government and the PDT bench in the RS Legislative Assembly
Possible · Within months

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