The censure motion presented by Chega was rejected in the Portuguese Parliament after the vote count in the hemicycle. André Ventura's party failed to obtain the necessary support to approve the motion against the Government or the targeted figure.
After the announcement of the voting result, Chega's parliamentary bench rose as one in the Plenary. The party's deputies shouted slogans calling for the resignation of Luís Neves, expressing their disagreement with the rejection of the motion.
This moment of protest by Chega's parliamentarians prompted an intervention by the president of the Assembly of the Republic of Portugal, José Pedro Aguiar-Branco, who issued a warning to the deputies due to the way the events unfolded. The reaction of Chega's bench ended up marking the outcome of the censure motion vote.
