Mariana Naime thanked for the votes received and said she ranked seventh among the most voted candidates for federal deputy in the Federal District, also being the most voted woman. Despite this, she did not secure a seat. She stated that the electoral rules did not guarantee the election of candidates with the most individual votes and advocated for a debate and transformation regarding the gap between voting and representation. Naime said she intended to honor each vote, especially those from women in the DF who, according to her, were left without an elected representative in the Chamber. She asserted that she would continue to fight for single mothers, atypical families, and families in public security in the Federal District, with or without a mandate. She also mentioned that the fight for the freedom of political prisoners did not receive the attention that many families expected, and that there was a lack of space and opportunity to expand the dissemination of their claims. Naime affirmed that she would continue with this mission and that her voice remained active. #Voto #Representação #DireitosDasMulheres (translated)

