Tarcísio de Freitas votes in São Paulo and shows optimism with electoral results
Quick Look
- Governor Tarcísio de Freitas voted in Morumbi, in São Paulo, accompanied by allies.
- He expressed optimism with the possibility of re-election in the first round and projected good results for his party and for Flávio Bolsonaro's candidacy.
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Why It Matters
Governor Tarcísio de Freitas is seeking re-election in the state of São Paulo.
Governor Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans) said he had the best possible expectations regarding the results of this Sunday's elections (4) for him, his party and his allies.
He voted this Sunday morning (4) at the Miguel de Cervantes school, in Morumbi, alongside the candidates for the Senate, André do Prado and Guilherme Derrite, the mayor of São Paulo, Ricardo Nunes, and his wife Cristina Freitas.
Ahead in voting intention polls, with the possibility of guaranteeing re-election in the first round, the governor celebrated not only his good performance, but also that of his political group.
"Our party has the concrete conditions of having seven senators and five governors, including the two largest electoral colleges in Brazil: São Paulo and Minas. So, I'm quite optimistic."
He also said he believed in a possible favorable result for Flávio Bolsonaro in the first round. "I have been following a movement of votes from other right-wing candidates to Flávio. São Paulo will also give a good response to Flávio."
Open Questions
- What will be the official result of the polls?
