
The candidate for the government of Pará, Ruth Reis (Democrat), voted this Sunday morning (4) at Dom Bosco school, located in the Reduto neighborhood, in Belém.
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The article reports on the exercise of voting by a candidate during the 2026 state elections in Pará.
Ruth Reis (Democrat) votes in Belém
The candidate for the government of Pará Ruth Reis (Democrat) voted this Sunday (4), in the morning, at Dom Bosco school, in the Reduto neighborhood, in Belém.
She arrived at the polling place around 9:30 am, alone.
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