President of the Amazonas, state deputy Sinésio Campos obtained typical results of totalitarian regimes such as North Korea in the recent party’s direct process for R he was reelected in the first round.
Campos had 100% of the votes in five Amazonian cities: Guajará, Juruá, Maraã, Pauini and Tapauá. In these locations, small towns where less than 200 voters voted, none of the seven competitors received votes, neither were whites or nulls.
In São Gabriel da Cachoeira, Campos had 99.9% of the votes: there were 1,438 for him and 1 null. For opponents, zero.
In Manicoré, there were 253 votes for him, with 1 white and 1 null, or 99.2% of the total. Again, the opposition was reset in the city.
There were also expressive majorities for the reelected president in Santa Isabel do Rio Negro (95%), Envira (93.6%) and Beruri (88.8%).
The unlikely margins raised. Campos, from the internal PT movement, had 60.7% in total Amazonas and was reelected in the first round, on July 6.
Since the election, groups that oppose the current president of the directory have presented resources with evidence of irregularities.
In São Gabriel da Cachoeira, the opposing socialist resistance wing, in addition to denouncing the concentration of votes in Campos, identified identical caligraffes in attendance list signatures for several voters.
In the municipality of Alvarães, where the current president had 83% of the votes, the complaint is at least two people who would have voted.
The funds were denied by the state directory, which is controlled by Campos itself.
Sought, Sinésio Campos did not respond to the panel contacts. There was also no return from the National Secretary of Organization of the PT, Anne Moura, responsible for the organization of the internal election.
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