"The turnaround is happening throughout the state," says Sandoval in Gurupi.

Fueled by his rising approval ratings in the polls, Governor Sandoval Cardoso (SD), running for reelection with the "The Change We See" coalition, gathered approximately 12 people in Gurupi on Tuesday, the 16th, according to the coalition. In the state's third-largest electoral district, Sandoval reiterated his appeal for votes for himself and Eduardo Gomes (SD) for the Senate. "I wouldn't be here if I wasn't certain that I would transform Tocantins and turn the dreams of the people of Tocantins into reality. The turnaround is happening throughout the state, because when the people want something, nobody can stop them," said Sandoval. The government campaign continues to be a success in the final stretch of the campaign.

September 17, 2014, 17:17 PMUpdated May 27, 2019, 10:04 AM

Fueled by his rising approval ratings in the polls, Governor Sandoval Cardoso (SD), running for reelection with the "The Change We See" coalition, gathered around 12 people in Gurupi on Tuesday, the 16th, according to the coalition. In the state's third-largest electoral district, Sandoval reinforced his appeal for votes for himself and Eduardo Gomes (SD) for the Senate. "I wouldn't be here if I wasn't certain that I would transform Tocantins and turn the dreams of the people of Tocantins into reality. The turnaround is happening throughout the state, because when the people want something, nobody can stop them," said Sandoval. The government campaign continues to be a success in the final stretch of the campaign (Photo: Aquiles Lins).

Tocantins 247 - Governor Sandoval Cardoso (SD), running for re-election with the coalition "The change we see," held a large rally on Tuesday night, the 16th, in Gurupi, which, according to the coalition, gathered around 12 people. Fueled by the significant growth shown in recent polls, Sandoval saw the large avenue next to the market on the way out to the municipality of Peixe filled with the crowd.

Sandoval thanked the population for attending the rally and said he would repay their trust with hard work and dedication, implementing projects that will make Tocantins even greater. "God has given me a great mission, which is to govern this state that I love so much. And now, five months later, I can travel throughout Tocantins, see the joy on people's faces with the achievements, the highways being repaired, the cities being rebuilt, the public servants being valued, the full-time schools, almost a thousand hospital beds being constructed. In short, Tocantins is moving forward," he stated.

Sandoval highlighted his leadership profile, taking responsibility for the destiny of Tocantins, and reinforced his request for votes for himself and Eduardo Gomes for the Senate. He pledged to lead an exemplary administration, based on stability, honesty, planning, and hard work. "I wouldn't be here if I wasn't certain that I would transform Tocantins and turn the dreams of the people of Tocantins into reality. The turnaround is happening throughout the state, because when the people want something, nobody can stop them," said Sandoval, exciting the crowd.

Gurupi represented
Vice-gubernatorial candidate Angelo Agnolin, who began his public life in the city, assured the city's representation in the government and his willingness to assist Sandoval in leading the destiny of Tocantins. "Gurupi will have an open-door office in the Araguaia Palace, to welcome everyone and to help Governor Sandoval Cardoso implement development projects that will further enhance Tocantins," he emphasized.

Speaking on behalf of all the mayors in the region, Laurez Moreira (PSB), from Gurupi, reaffirmed his support for Sandoval Cardoso and Eduardo Gomes, highlighting his confidence in the leader who has a track record to show. "I am certain of Sandoval's victory because he has a track record to show and fulfills his commitments. Gurupi wants more, that's why it votes for Sandoval Cardoso for Governor and Eduardo Gomes for Senator," concluded Laurez.