Amorim: "What I feel on the streets is different from what the polls show."
Eduardo Amorim (PSC) votes in Itabaiana, but before that, he accompanied Senator Maria do Carmo (DEM) during voting at the Atheneu School in Aracaju; accompanied by a small entourage, he is confident of victory in the first round. "I am confident. What I feel in the streets is completely different from the results of the polls. The people are clamoring for change. Honestly, I hope that the voter will decide their vote in our favor in this first round."
Sergipe 247 - Governor candidate Eduardo Amorim (PSC) accompanied Senator and reelection candidate Maria do Carmo Alves (DEM) during voting at the Atheneu School in Aracaju. Originally from Itabaiana, the candidate votes in the inland city in the afternoon.
His entourage arrived at the school timidly, but was reinforced with the arrival of the mayor of Aracaju, João Alves Filho (DEM), the vice-mayor of Aracaju, José Carlos Machado (PSB), candidates for state and federal deputy, and some family members.
Despite the low turnout, Eduardo Amorim expressed confidence in victory, and importantly: in the first round. "I am confident. What I feel on the streets is completely different from the results of the polls. The people are clamoring for change. Honestly, I hope that the voters will decide their vote in our favor in this first round," he stated.
Eduardo emphasizes that he ran a different kind of campaign, without attacking or harming anyone. "On this day of democracy, Brazilians will reflect on the urgent need for political reform," he added, stating that he will fulfill his campaign agenda until the very last minute of the vote count.
Photo: Ana Lícia Menezes/special for 247