Presidential candidates in Colombia, Gustavo Petro, candidate of the Historic Pact, and Rodolfo Hernandez, for the League of Anti-Corruption Governors, cast their vote this Sunday, June 19, each in their respective polling stations.
In the framework of the elections that are being held this Sunday, the economist and senator Gustavo Petro, who is competing in the electoral contest to be the next head of state of Colombia, registered and cast his vote in the town of Puente Aranda, Bogotá, accompanied by his wife Verónica Alcocer and daughters.
The candidate showed his vote to the audience with an "X" over the photo of him and Francia Márquez, his presidential candidate.
He then called on the population to go out and vote en masse, and especially encouraged young people and women, because he said, "they are the factor that is expected to change the history of Colombia."
For his part, the engineer and former mayor of Bucaramanga, presidential candidate Rodolfo Hernández, went to cast his vote in the capital of Santander, in the number one position of the Santander College.
At the site and accompanied by his wife Socorro Oliveros, he deposited his vote at the voting table and then showed his ballot with the "X" over his photo and that of his presidential candidate Marelen Castillo.
The presidential candidate was accompanied by supporters who supported him at the time of the vote.
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