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Mailza Assis presents Jéssica Sales as a pre-candidate for vice-governor in Acre

Chapa will be formed by governor Mailza Assis (PP) and federal deputy Jéssica Sales (MDB) Disclosure/Advisory Governor Mailza Assis (PP) presented her vice president in her pre-candidacy for the Government of Acre in...

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Mailza Assis presents Jéssica Sales as a pre-candidate for vice-governor in Acre
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Chapa will be formed by governor Mailza Assis (PP) and federal deputy Jéssica Sales (MDB) Disclosure/Advisory Governor Mailza Assis (PP) presented her vice president in her pre-candidacy for the Government of Acre in the 2026 Elections this Tuesday morning (21) during an event in Rio Branco that brought together political leaders and the press. Federal deputy Jéssica Sales (MDB) will form the ticket with the current manager. During the event, Mailza stated that this is the first panel formed by women in the race for government in the state. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp "This is the responsibility, to take care of our state, our Acre families, to lead the state to a better, more developed path, guaranteeing each of us better living conditions", he stated. Mailza is the current governor and was elected in 2022 as Gladson Camelí's deputy. Jéssica is a federal deputy elected in 2022 and is the daughter of Vagner Sales, political leader in Cruzeiro do Sul, in the interior of Acre.

The name of the pre-candidate for vice on the ticket with Mailza was announced on July 11, at an event without her presence. READ MORE: TRE brings together parties for guidance on registering candidacies in Acre From the same party as Mailza, mayor of Cruzeiro do Sul goes against the party and announces support for her opponent 100 days before the elections, see pre-candidates for government and Senate in 26 states and the DF "This here symbolizes progress in politics, not only in our state, but it will be a reference for the entire country", highlighted Jéssica. VIDEOS: g1

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