Josiel, from DEM, and Dr. Furlan, from Citizenship, will play the 2nd round in Macapá | Amapá

With 100% of the polls counted at 7:30 p.m., according to data from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), Josiel received 59,511 votes (29.47% of the votes), compared to 32,369 votes for Dr. Furlan, who they represent 16.03% of the votes.

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Until the day of the elections, the composition of the second round was still uncertain due to the fierce dispute between the first four at the polls.

In Ibope’s first poll, on October 14, Capi led with 17%, followed by Josiel (16%), Dr. Furlan (13%) and Patrícia Ferraz (13%). In subsequent polls, Josiel remained in the lead, while the other three candidates took turns with each disclosure in a different position.

• Ibope poll on December 3, valid votes: Josiel, 28%; Dr. Furlan, 14%; Patrícia Ferraz, 13%; Cap, 13%

In the poll, which began to be broadcast at 5:30 pm, Josiel continued to be the one who received the most valid votes in this 1st round. On the other hand, the runner-up was uncertain until the end, given the small difference in votes between the other candidates.

Capi (PSB) began to receive more votes than Dr. Furlan and, with 77% of the votes counted, the Citizenship candidate surpassed that of the PSB, and remained that way until the end, guaranteeing second place for the dispute of the December 20th. .

It is the first time that both Josiel and Dr. Furlan are running for mayor of Macapá.

After two and a half hours of counting, the TSE reported that 219,161 voters (74.19%) attended the polls. Of these, 5,740 (2.64%) votes were blank and 9,512 (4.38%) were invalid. Abstention was 25.81% – which means that 75,557 voters did not attend polling stations this Sunday.

Until 6:00 p.m. on Sunday (6), 4,560 voters (6.03% of total abstentions) justified their absence through the e-Title, according to the TSE, which detailed that the application worked “correctly and without instability.”

The DEM candidate is 47 years old, married, has a university degree and declares to the TSE the occupation of technician in accounting, statistics, home economics and administration. It has a declared equity of R $ 292,118.86. The vice is Silvana, from Avante, who is 53 years old. Read more about the candidate.

Josiel is the brother of the president of the National Congress, Senator Davi Alcolumbre, also from the DEM, of whom he is the first deputy in the Senate.

In the government plan, Josiel promises improvements in areas such as education, health, and investments in public safety and urban infrastructure. See some of the proposals below:

• online appointment scheduling center, plus built-in medical record;
• expand high and medium complexity services and increase the primary care network in the districts;
• revitalize 11 schools and build 4 new nurseries;
• deploy solar energy in places without regular electricity, such as the Bailique archipelago and the Río Pedreira region;
• create the Municipal Public Security Fund;
• create a temporary shelter for women victims of domestic violence;
• requalify the Sérgio Arruda bridge
• start studies for the implementation of a track that will connect the JK and Duca Serra highways
• build the CEU de las Artes in the South Zone
• build stadiums with synthetic turf in 6 neighborhoods
• build a fair for agro-ecological products
• Check out Josiel’s complete plan.

The candidate for citizenship is 47 years old, married, has a complete superior and declares to the TSE the occupation of doctor. It has a declared equity of R $ 2,305,027.62. The vice is Monica Penha from MDB, who is 39 years old. Read more about the candidate.

Dr. Furlan has been a state deputy for Amapá since 2010.

Dr. Furlan’s government plan is based on achieving percentage targets for areas such as health and education, for example. It also promises to improve municipal administrative services and optimize public spending. See some of the proposals below:

• decrease infant mortality by 15%;
• reduce the mortality of women of childbearing age by 30%;
• increase per capita spending on health by 50%;
• build 3 UBS;
• build municipal emergency services;
• conclude or Metropolitan Hospital;
• increase by 75% the offer of nurseries for children from 0 to 3 years old;
• increase vacancies in the 4-6 year range by 30%;
• offer 100% of municipal services online;
• build the barracks for the Municipal Guard;
• create the municipal program of privatizations and public concessions;
• reduce municipal administration expenses by 20%
• create a solar power distribution plant to save on energy bills in city hall;
• create a line of credit for home renovations, mainly in bathrooms and supplies;
• see Dr. Furlan’s full plan.

See the result with 100% of the polls cleared:

• Josiel (DEM) – 29.47% (59,511 votes)
• Dr. Furlan (Citizenship) – 16.03% (32,369 votes)
• Capi (PSB) – 14.94% (30,160 votes)
• Cirilo Fernandes (PRTB) – 11.68% (23,588 votes)
• Patrícia Ferraz (May) – 11.27% (22,761 votes)
• Guaracy (PSL) – 8.51% (17,182 votes)
• Paulo Lemos (Psol) – 3.96% (7,998 votes)
• Haroldo Iram (PTC) – 1.99% (4,022 votes)
• Professor Marcos (PT) – 1.52% (3.075 votes)
• Gianfranco (PSTU) – 0.62% (1,243 votes)

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