Campistas na Alerj na expectativa da eleição de Rodrigo Bacellar
É intensa a movimentação de campistas pelas redondezas do Palácio Tiradentes, no Rio de Janeiro, onde a partir das 15h desta quinta-feira (02) será eleito o novo presidente da Assembleia Legislativa do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (Alerj). Políticos de Campos, assim como assessores e a imprensa, vivem a expectativa da vitória de Rodrigo Bacellar (PL). Ele disputa a vaga com Jair Bittencourt (PL).
Por decisão da Justiça, que a Alerj tenta reverter, a disputa neste ano será por voto secreto. Ainda nos bastidores, há tratativas para tentar um acordo para candidatura única.
Da Câmara de Campos, estão presentes os vereadores Marquinho Bacellar (SD) — presidente da Casa e irmão de Rodrigo —, Bruno Vianna (PSD), Dandinho de Rio Preto (PSD), Helinho Nahim (Agir), Igor Pereira (SD), Marquinho do Transporte (PDT) e Rogério Matoso (União).
A cobertura completa da eleição na Alerj você confere aqui no blog, em parceria com o Manchete RJ e nas redes sociais do Campos Ocorrências.
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