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BackMarcelo Maranata (PSDB) votes for Guaíba in the elections for governor of Rio Grande do Sul
Marcelo Maranata (PSDB) votes for Guaíba in the elections for governor of Rio Grande do Sul
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Marcelo Maranata (PSDB) votes for Guaíba in the elections for governor of Rio Grande do Sul

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  • The candidate for the government of Rio Grande do Sul, Marcelo Maranata (PSDB), voted in Guaíba this Sunday (4) at around 3 pm, accompanied by his wife and candidate for state deputy Deisi Maranata and their children.
  • After voting, he highlighted the importance of the debates for his campaign and awaits the results of the election.

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Marcelo Maranata is the PSDB candidate for the government of Rio Grande do Sul in the 2022 elections. He voted in Guaíba, a city in the metropolitan region of Porto Alegre, accompanied by family.

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Marcelo Maranata (PSDB) votes in Guaíba — Photo: Victória Rodrigues/RBS TV

The candidate for the government of Rio Grande do Sul Marcelo Maranata (PSDB) voted this Sunday (4) in Guaíba. He arrived at the polling place around 3 pm, accompanied by his wife and also candidate for state deputy, Deisi Maranata, and his children.

After voting, Maranata spoke about his expectations with the result.

"The debates were very important for me. For those who had very little television time. To be able to talk to the people of Rio Grande do Sul. At the last moment the candidates needed to go to the debate. And that helped me a lot. We received support throughout Rio Grande do Sul. And now we have to see the result of this day", he said.

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  • What was the final result of the election for governor in Rio Grande do Sul?
  • Was Marcelo Maranata elected or not?

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