Suéllen Rosim cries and thanks for more than 89 thousand votes: ‘Proud to be the first woman to govern Bauru’ | 2020 elections in Bauru and Marília – SP

Suéllen made a series of thanks and was moved and cried during the speech after the confirmation of more than 89 thousand votes (see how the count was in Bauru).

“Thanking those who left their home at such a difficult time for giving me a vote of confidence, and for that we will not disappoint. It is a pride to be the first woman to govern Bauru ”, said Suéllen.

TO TEM TV, the elected mayor said that she receives the victory “with great honor and responsibility, because a period of intense work and many challenges begins.”

Along with the vice, Orlando Dias (Patriota), family members and members of the campaign, Suéllen said that he will open his office to the population and indicated a joint action with the elected councilors.

“We will be partners with you. We are not here because of Suéllen from Orlando. We are here for a collective interest. We are going to make this city get what it deserves. We will not govern alone, we will strengthen ties and work together, ”he declared.

Even during the victory speech, Suéllen said that the first step now will be to assemble the work team, with a technical team and without signs of coalitions.

“What we need is to make basic services reach the population, because that is what matters and development comes as a consequence. It is also a great responsibility to be the first woman to command the largest city in the Midwest of São Paulo, because we know that many houses, 46%, are managed by women. Representing them is a lot of responsibility, “he added.

The vice president, Orlando Dias, announced that transition work should begin tomorrow. “Today we are celebrating, but tomorrow we start working. The transition has begun and we will work hard. Know the needs, what you need to maintain. Let’s fix this city. ”

Journalist Suéllen Rosim was born in Dourados (MS), but has lived in the state of São Paulo for 20 years, initially living in the city of Birigui.

Suéllen graduated in journalism from Unitoledo. She is single and has no children. In his professional career as a journalist, he was a reporter and news anchor for TV TEM in Bauru.

After leaving the company, she joined the political career in 2018, when she ran as a candidate for state deputy for Patriota, obtaining just over 30,000 votes and guaranteeing the position of the party’s first alternate in the Legislative Assembly of São Paulo.

Suéllen is currently a publicity and public speaker as well as a gospel singer. She is also the coordinator of her party in 25 municipalities in the region and the state president of Patriota Mulher SP.