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107ª Sessão Ordinária De 2020 Assembleia Legislativa do Estado de São Paulo Relatório de Verificação de Votação REQ. URGÊNCIA AO PL 657/2007 107 ª Sessão Ordinária de 08/12/2020 às 17:00:00 VERIFICAÇÃO REQ. P/ DEP. MONICA M. ATIVISTA Parlamentar Partido Voto Parlamentar Partido Voto L SARGENTO NERI AVANTE --- CEZAR PSDB Obstrução DANIEL SOARES DEM Sim DRA. DAMARIS MOURA PSDB Sim EDMIR CHEDID DEM Sim MARCOS ZERBINI PSDB Sim ESTEVAM GALVÃO DEM Sim MARIA LÚCIA AMARY PSDB Sim MILTON LEITE FILHO DEM Obstrução MAURO BRAGATO PSDB Obstrução PAULO CORREA JR. DEM Obstrução CARLOS GIANNAZI PSOL Não RODRIGO MORAES DEM Licenciado ERICA MALUNGUINHO PSOL Obstrução L ROGÉRIO NOGUEIRA DEM Obstrução ISA PENNA PSOL Obstrução L ITAMAR BORGES MDB Sim L MONICA DA MANDATA ATIVISTA PSOL Obstrução JORGE CARUSO MDB Obstrução DR. JORGE DO CARMO PT Obstrução LÉO OLIVEIRA MDB Obstrução EMIDIO LULA DE SOUZA PT Obstrução L DANIEL JOSÉ NOVO Obstrução ENIO LULA TATTO PT Obstrução HENI OZI CUKIER NOVO Obstrução JOSÉ AMÉRICO LULA PT Não RICARDO MELLÃO NOVO Obstrução LUIZ FERNANDO LULA DA SILVA PT Obstrução SERGIO VICTOR NOVO Obstrução MÁRCIA LULA LIA PT Obstrução L ARTHUR DO VAL PATRIOTA Obstrução MAURICI PT Obstrução L LECI BRANDÃO PC DO B --- PAULO LULA FIORILO PT Não L MARCIO NAKASHIMA PDT Sim L PROF BEBEL LULA PT Não L ANDRÉ DO PRADO PL Sim L TEONILIO BARBA LULA PT Não DELEGADA GRACIELA PL Obstrução L CAMPOS MACHADO PTB Obstrução DIRCEU DALBEN PL Obstrução DOUGLAS GARCIA PTB Sim MARCOS DAMASIO PL Obstrução ROQUE BARBIERE PTB Obstrução RAFA ZIMBALDI PL Sim L REINALDO ALGUZ PV --- RICARDO MADALENA PL Obstrução L MARINA HELOU REDE --- THIAGO AURICCHIO PL Obstrução ALTAIR MORAES REPUBLICANOSLicenciado APRIGIO PODEMOS Sim EDNA MACEDO REPUBLICANOSObstrução ATAIDE TERUEL PODEMOS Obstrução GILMACI SANTOS REPUBLICANOSObstrução BRUNO GANEM PODEMOS Obstrução JORGE WILSON REPUBLICANOSObstrução L MARCIO DA FARMÁCIA PODEMOS Sim L SEBASTIÃO SANTOS REPUBLICANOSSim CONTE LOPES PROGRESSISTASObstrução WELLINGTON MOURA REPUBLICANOSSim CORONEL TELHADA PROGRESSISTASSim L ALEXANDRE PEREIRA SOLIDARIEDADE--- L DELEGADO OLIM PROGRESSISTASObstrução L FERNANDO CURY CIDADANIA Sim PROFESSOR KENNY PROGRESSISTASObstrução ROBERTO MORAIS CIDADANIA --- L ADRIANA BORGO PROS Sim ADALBERTO FREITAS PSL Sim BARROS MUNHOZ PSB Obstrução AGENTE FEDERAL DANILO BALAS PSL Sim CAIO FRANÇA PSB Obstrução CASTELLO BRANCO PSL Sim CARLOS CEZAR PSB Sim CORONEL NISHIKAWA PSL Obstrução ED THOMAS PSB Obstrução DELEGADO BRUNO LIMA PSL Obstrução RAFAEL SILVA PSB Obstrução FREDERICO D'AVILA PSL Obstrução ROBERTO ENGLER PSB Obstrução JANAINA PASCHOAL PSL Sim L VINÍCIUS CAMARINHA PSB Obstrução LETICIA AGUIAR PSL Sim ALEX DE MADUREIRA PSD Sim MAJOR MECCA PSL Obstrução L MARTA COSTA PSD Sim L RODRIGO GAMBALE PSL Obstrução ANALICE FERNANDES PSDB Obstrução TENENTE COIMBRA PSL Sim L CARLA MORANDO PSDB Sim TENENTE NASCIMENTO PSL Sim G CARLÃO PIGNATARI PSDB Obstrução VALERIA BOLSONARO PSL Obstrução P CAUÊ MACRIS PSDB --- GIL DINIZ SEM PARTIDO--- 29 Votos Sim PARTIDOS EM OBSTRUÇÃO Votos Não 5 PT, REPUBLICANOS, NOVO, PTB, PROS, PODEMOS, PSOL, Abstenção 0 PSDB, PSB, PL, PSL, DEM, PATRIOTA, PROGRESSISTAS, Em Branco 0 PDT, MDB, PSD Presidente 1 Total 35.
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