  We use the single-histogram technique to study the critical behavior of the
three-state Potts model on a (random) Voronoi-Delaunay lattice with size
ranging from 250 to 8000 sites. We consider the effect of an exponential decay
of the interactions with the distance,$J(r)=J_0\exp(-ar)$, with $a>0$, and
observe that this system seems to have critical exponents $\gamma$ and $\nu$
which are different from the respective exponents of the three-state Potts
model on a regular square lattice. However, the ratio $\gamma/\nu$ remains
essentially the same. We find numerical evidences (although not conclusive, due
to the small range of system size) that the specific heat on this random system
behaves as a power-law for $a=0$ and as a logarithmic divergence for $a=0.5$
and $a=1.0$
