
On the 26th day of the campaign, the PSTU participated in a road strike in Macapá and a meeting with social movements at Unifap; União Brasil carried out an administrative order, coordination meeting, program recording and plenary session in Santana; the PSD recorded a program, met with entrepreneurs, walked in Fonte Nova and had meetings with candidates and activists in Macapá.
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The first round of elections is scheduled for October 4th and the second round, if necessary, for October 25th.
The first round of elections is scheduled for October 4th, and the second round, if necessary, should take place on October 25th.
See what the candidates' agenda looked like on the 26th day of the campaign:
The PSTU candidate participated, at 6 am, in a road workers strike in Macapá. At 4pm, he participated in a meeting with social movements and unions, at the Living Center of the Federal University of Amapá (Unifap).
The candidate for re-election by União Brasil made an administrative order in the morning. At 12pm, he participated in a meeting with the campaign coordinator. At 3:30 pm, he participated in recording for the electoral program. At 4:30 pm, he participated in a meeting. At 7pm, he participated in a plenary session in Santana.
The PSD candidate started the agenda at 6 am, with the recording of an electoral program, in Macapá. At 8:30 am, he participated in a meeting with entrepreneurs. At 4:30 pm, he took part in a walk in the Fonte Nova neighborhood, in Santana. From 7pm to 10pm, he participated in meetings with candidates and activists in Macapá.

Dr. Furlan recorded material for the electoral program and met with entrepreneurs in Macapá in the morning, and in the afternoon he participated in a walk in the Fonte Nova neighborhood, in Santana. The national election campaign began on August 16, with street and internet advertising permitted since then, and on TV and radio from August 28. The first round of elections will be on October 4th.

In the morning, Clécio Luís started the agenda with administrative orders, met with the campaign coordination and, in the afternoon, participated in a recording and meeting in the capital. The electoral campaign began on August 16th, with street and internet advertising allowed since then and on TV and radio since August 28th. The first round will be on October 4th.

The 2026 electoral campaign began on August 16 in Brazil, with candidates allowed to hold rallies and publicize proposals. In Paraná, Requião Filho (PDT) visited Bishop Dom Peruzzo in Curitiba, was in Guarapuava for an interview and podcast, was interviewed by Rede TV and ended the day with a meeting in Boqueirão. Sandro Alex (PSD) met with businesspeople from G5 and Abrasel, had meetings with Sebrae and Associação Médica do Paraná, gave an interview to O Globo and made campaign recordings, ending with dinner in Curitiba. Sérgio Moro (PL) gave an interview to TV Evangelizar, proposed increasing class hours in schools, had a schedule in Curitiba with recordings and a visit to Sebrae, and ended with an interview with O Globo at 6:30 pm. The first round will be on October 4th and the second, if necessary, on October 25th. In Paraná, eight names were defined by the parties for the dispute for government.

After canceling the STF plenary session for the second day in a row, President Edson Fachin met with six ministers to analyze scenarios and define the rite of Tuesday's session, which will decide whether to open an investigation against minister Alexandre de Moraes, with votes still uncertain and articulations ongoing behind the scenes.

Candidate for re-election by the PT, Jerônimo Rodrigues highlighted the need for professional qualifications to improve access to healthcare in western Bahia, mentioned investments in hospitals and cardiac treatment, and answered questions about regional development, infrastructure and the environment during an interview with the 'Bahia na Palma da Mão' project.

Álvaro Dias (PL) participated in a hearing with businesspeople from CDL Natal, while Allyson Bezerra (União Brasil) held a motorcade in the Planalto neighborhood, West Zone of Natal, presenting proposals for youth and basic sanitation. Cadu de Lula fulfilled an agenda in the Upper West of the state.