In a statement sent to newsrooms, the party reveals that the objective is to be able to elect two deputies, and that “we will not silently accept that polls continue to hide the percentage of votes attributed to ADN, with the justification that the party does not have a parliamentary seat, when the majority of parties represented in the Assembly of the Republic and that are in the polls, some, even with the prospect of not being elected, also do not have a parliamentary seat in the European Parliament”.
The list includes 21 candidates:
1. Joana Beatriz Nunes Vicente Amaral Dias (Psychologist);
2 -Bruno Alexandre Ramalho Fialho (President of the ADN party);
3 – Gonçalo Nicolau Cerqueira Sopas De Melo Bandeira (University Professor);
4 – Maria Margarida Gomes De Oliveira (Doctor);
5 – Gabriel José Martins Das Neves Branco (Doctor);
6 – João Pedro Mendonça César Machado (Lawyer);
7 – Anabela Do Cabo Morais (Psychologist);
8 – Nuno Miguel Matos Pereira (IT Engineer);
9 – Inês Gonçalves Marcão Pinto Bastos (Administrative Assistant);
10 – Anabela Seabra Rodrigues (Banking);
11 – Nelson Fernando Santinho Rosa Porfírio (Operational Assistant);
12 – Eduardo José Morita Baceira (Security Consultant);
13 – Irene Maria Damião Pires Cabral (Managing Partner);
14 – Cláudio Dinis Duarte Costa Pereira Batista (Teacher);
15 – Maria Manuela De Jesus Campos (Social Worker);
16 – João Carlos Teixeira Simplício (Businessman);
17 – Susana Maria Alves Rosa Porfírio (Operational Assistant);
18 – João José Moreira De Sousa (Public Employee);
19 – Francisco José Figueiredo Monteiro (Photographer);
20 – Vanda Patrícia Pereira Martins (Managing Partner);
21 – José Manuel Santos da Mirra Silva (Private security).
