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  • Comment: I am ready to accept this draft based on being the front-runner in the second-round election. Please fix the reference error and resubmit this draft and notify me that the draft has been resubmitted. Robert McClenon (talk) 16:11, 23 October 2018 (UTC)
  • Comment: Thank you for the assessment Amgauna! I think as of right now, I agree with Robert McClenon that this would not pass WP:NPOL, and since most of the cited coverage here is about the campaign, I don't really see WP:GNG outside of this WP:ONEEVENT. However, if Witzel wins in the second round, I think that he would easily pass political notability. So, let's reopen this after the election. Bkissin (talk) 14:33, 18 October 2018 (UTC)

@Robert McClenon: and @Bkissin: The second round of the elections in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) will be on October 28, 2018, Wilson Witzel and Eduardo Paes are running as candidates for Governor of the State of Rio de Janeiro. In election polls Witzel appeared weak with little popularity. But after finishing the first round vote on October 7, 2018 was to everyone's surprise, Wilson Witzel won more votes than Eduardo Paes. On the 28th he will have a new election (second round), whoever wins the most votes will be the new governor of the State of Rio de Janeiro. Ana Gauna (talk) 12:14, 18 October 2018 (UTC)

@Robert McClenon: and @Bkissin: On October 28, 2018, in the second round of the [general elections in Brazil], Wilson Witzel [[Partido Social Cristão | PSC] reached the mark of 59.87% of the valid votes (4,675,355 votes) being in first place and elected new Governor of the State of Rio de Janeiro with a mandate of 4 years from January / 2019; against 40.13% valid votes (3,134,400 votes) by Eduardo Paes, from DEM. Wilson Witzel was elected Governor of the State of Rio de Janeiro, with a term of 4 years, he will replace Luiz Fernando Pezão in January/2019. Ana Gauna (talk) 20:09, 29 October 2018 (UTC)


Wilson Witzel
Wilson José Witzel
Governor of Rio de Janeiro
Born
Wilson José Witzel

1968-02-19
Jundiaí (São Paulo - Brazil)
NationalityBrazilian
Occupation(s)politician, lawyer, university professor of Economic Criminal Law
Years active20 years
Known forex-federal judge, lawyer, university professor of Economic Criminal Law

Wilson José Witzel (Jundiaí, 19 February of 1968).[1] better known as Wilson Witzel, is candidate for Governor, Number 20 (PSC), is a lawyer, ex-federal judge, ex-marine and member of the Brazilian (PSC).

Witzel holds a doctorate in Political Science from Federal University of Fluminense (UFF), master in Civil Law and professor of Criminal Law. for more than 20 years. As a federal judge, he served in different civil and criminal courts, in Rio de Janeiro and in Vitória (Espírito Santo) [2].

Political career

After 17 years acting in civil and criminal courts, was titular judge of the 6th Federal Civil Court until March 2 of 2018, when he asked exoneration to join the (PSC) .[3]

He officialized his candidacy to the position of Governor of the State of Rio de Janeiro on July 21, 2018 [4], having as its deputy the councilman of Rio de Janeiro Cláudio Castro, also of the PSC [5] [6].

In the first survey, Wilson Witzel obtained only 1% of the intentions of votes, tying with André Monteiro (PRTB), Dayse Oliveira (PSTU) and Marcelo Trindade (NOVO), being ahead only of Luiz Eugênio Honorato (PCO) and getting behind of Romário (PODE), Eduardo Paes (DEM), Anthony Garotinho(PRP), Tarcisio Motta (PSOL), Indio da Costa (PSD), Pedro Fernandes (PDT) and Marcia Tiburi (PT) [7].

It grew to 17% of the votes valid in the last poll before the first round, still behind Eduardo Paes, who had 27% and tied with Romario [8], surprising everyone, much because of Witzel's lack of knowledge in the state and only 27 seconds of electoral propaganda time.

On October 7, 2018, in the first round of the general elections in Brazil, Wilson Witzel reached the mark of 41.28% of the valid votes (3,154,771 votes) getting first; against 19.56% valid votes (1,494,831 votes) of Eduardo Paes, of the DEM, former mayor of Rio de Janeiro, with both going to the second round; and third place Tarcísio Motta with 10.72% of valid votes; being promoted by the search of the renewal in the politics, by the rejection to the opponents and the public support to the candidate for the presidency of Brazil Jair Bolsonaro, of the PSL[9] [10][11] [12]. The result turned out to be a surprise, since in the first surveys appeared with 9 percent of the votes. According to the political scientist and counselor of the Conscious Vote Movement, Humberto Dantas, "Witzel has a very affective trajectory to the time we live in. He makes the discourse against corruption, to clean up politics." considered by the local press as of right-of-center ideology. Cite error: A <ref> tag is missing the closing </ref> (see the help page).; received support from the (PR) (Brazil), which had the federal deputy Marcelo Delaroli as vice in the Romário (PODE) [13]; received the support of the PSD, which is the party of the defeated candidate Indio of the Coast, who first remained neutral [14] saying he does not support Wilson Witzel, but few days later decided to declare his support for Wilson Witzel [15]; and the candidate Pedro Fernandes (PDT), contradicting the decision of his party, which announced support for Eduardo Paes (DEM) [16]

On October 28, 2018, in the second round of the [general elections in Brazil], Wilson Witzel [[Partido Social Cristão | PSC] reached the mark of 59.87% of the valid votes (4,675,355 votes) being in first place and elected new Governor of the State of Rio de Janeiro with a mandate of 4 years from January / 2019; against 40.13% valid votes (3,134,400 votes) by Eduardo Paes, from DEM.[17] [18] [19] Category:Lawers of Brazil Category:Judges do Brasil

Wilson Witzel

  1. ^ Wilson Witzel (PSC) - Candidato a Governador, Número 20
  2. ^ Jundiaiense está no segundo turno para o governo do RJ - fonte: Tribuna de Jundiaí (07/10/2018)
  3. ^ Candidate for Governor Wilson Witzel
  4. ^ PSC oficializa candidatura de Wilson Witzel ao governo do Rio de Janeiro
  5. ^ PSC-RJ anuncia vice na chapa de Wilson Witzel ao governo do Estado
  6. ^ Plano de Governo Wilson Witzel Coligação “Mais Ordem, Mais Progresso” PSC – Pros 20 Governo do Estado do Rio de Janeiro - Eleições 2018 - Fonte: Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (TSE)
  7. ^ IBOPE: Romário, Paes e Garotinho empatam na disputa pelo governo do Rio
  8. ^ Datafolha governador - Rio de Janeiro: Paes, 27%; Romário e Witzel, 17%; Índio, 13%
  9. ^ Wilson Witzel (PSC) diz ter certeza que o próximo presidente será Jair Bolsonaro
  10. ^ Eduardo Paes e Wilson Witzel disputarão 2º turno no Rio de Janeiro
  11. ^ Bolsonaro allies ride conservative wave in Brazil elections - Upsets include little-known judge beating Rio Olympics mayor in state governor race - The Guardian (Mon 8 Oct 2018)
  12. ^ Indigenous, Transgender Candidates Among Brazil Surprises - The New York Times (October 8, 2018)
  13. ^ PR bate o martelo e anuncia apoio a Wilson Witzel no segundo turno do Rio
  14. ^ PSD anuncia apoio a Wilson Witzel (PSC) no 2º turno da eleição para governador do RJ
  15. ^ Witzel ganha apoio de políticos de outros partidos e de rivais do 1º turno - Fonte: Jornal O Globo (10/10/2018)
  16. ^ Pedro Fernandes, do PDT, anuncia apoio a Wilson Witzel no RJ
  17. ^ Wilson Witzel diz que 'esperança renasceu' e agradece ligação de Paes após ser eleito - Com 100% dos votos apurados, segundo o Tribunal Superior Eleitoral, Witzel teve 4.675.355 (59,87%) dos votos válidos e Paes, 3.134.400 votos (40,13%) - Fonte: G1.Globo.com
  18. ^ Eleições 2018: Quem é Wilson Witzel, o juiz que venceu a eleição de governador do Rio com discurso radical - Fonte: R7/BBC
  19. ^ Wilson Witzel, do PSC, é eleito governador do RJ
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