David Hall, from Agir, is the third to register a candidacy for the government of Acre | Elections 2022 in Acre

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This is the last step to formalize a candidacy. Upon presentation of the registration, the Federal Revenue Service will be able to provide a CNPJ number to the slates, who will finally be able to raise funds and pay expenses necessary for the electoral campaign.

In the coming days, the TSE should publish a notice for interested parties to suggest, within five days, the challenge of registration requests. Any candidate, political party, federation, coalition or the Public Ministry may challenge the application for registration of candidacy.

The Electoral Court will have until September 12 to decide definitively the registration requests and eventual appeals. The first round of the 2022 elections is scheduled for October 2nd. Applications for registration of applications must be transmitted by 8:00 am on August 15, 2022.

David Hall is 34 years old and was born in Rio Branco — Photo: Reproduction/Rede Amazônica Acre

David Hall is 34 years old and was born in Rio Branco. He has a double degree in history, being a bachelor’s and a licentiate. He is a career professor, specialist in public administration and city management and has a postgraduate degree in ontology, knowledge and language in the history of philosophy.

He is currently studying Social Sciences and postgraduate studies and Planning, Organization and Sustainability in Public Management and is a professor at the Federal Institute of Acre. In 2018, he was a candidate for the government of Acre by the Avante party.

David Hall’s government plan has 41 pages and, in it, the candidate promises to have the mission of raising the income of families in the state in a fair and democratic way. The slate used as the title of the shares “Acre: 50 years in 8”.

“We understand that the mandate is 4 years, however, our project: ACRE, 50 years in 8, has a longer cycle to be executed and will be evaluated by the people of Acre, through an election, every 4 years. It is a differentiated but realistic methodology”, highlights the document.

Briefly, the supergoals are presented throughout the document. “We chose not to go into them further in this document in order to facilitate the understanding and setting of macro goals by Acre society, a fundamental process in the realization of this great plan of goals”, he concludes.

Dimas Sandas is 41 years old and is from Rio Branco. Graduated in journalism, he has experience in public management, as he was president-director of the Instituto Socioeducativo do Estado do Acre; executive director of the Secretariat of Justice and Human Rights of Acre and also executive director of the State Secretariat of Planning of Acre.