Today is an election day and many celebrities got up early to vote. Among the names that have already gone to vote for their candidates are Luísa Sonza, Bruna Marquezine, Karina Bacchi, Fátima Bernardes and others.
Arriving at the polling station in São Paulo, Sonza made her political stance very clear: she wore red and “made the L” — a gesture associated with candidate Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT).
The singer even posted her “colinha” on Twitter, showing off all the contestants she chose.
Also who “made the L” was Bruna Marquezine, who countered first lady Michelle Bolsonaro’s offenses last night.
Karina Bacchi, on the other hand, wore green and yellow, colors associated with Jair Bolsonaro’s (PL) campaign. The former actress kissed the ballot and thanked God as she voted.
Elections 2022: Celebrities vote this Sunday
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The artist voted in São Paulo, dressed in red, and “made the L” for photographers. Luísa published the votes for her candidates on Twitter.
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“The power of a VOTE. It’s a lot of emotion! The nightmare will end!” the chef wrote on Twitter.
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Ludmilla voted at a school on Ilha do Governador in Rio’s North Zone in the morning.
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The actress voted in Rio de Janeiro and also did the “L” on the post for photographers.
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The artist went to the polls wearing a Brazil jersey and a green coat. She kissed the receipt and thanked God.
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Dressed all in white, the couple also chose in the west zone of Rio de Janeiro.
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The presenter, who revealed for the first time who she would vote for, went to the polls wearing a Tshirt that read “Hungry for the future”.
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The actress showed photographers the title.
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Actress Elected in the West Zone of Rio de Janeiro.
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The presenter, who votes in Rio de Janeiro, showed the E title.
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Wanessa Camargo’s exhusband voted in Alphaville, São Paulo.
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