Calendar and agenda of candidates for municipal elections in Minas Gerais are released
Quick Look
- The first round of municipal elections will be on October 4th and the second on the 25th of the same month.
- The campaign agenda of candidates Alexandre Kalil, Cleitinho Azevedo, Flávio Roscoe, Gabriel Azevedo, Henrique Areas, Mateus Simões, Patrus Ananias, Túlio Lopes and Rafael Duda was released in alphabetical order, detailing activities in several cities in Minas Gerais this Wednesday (23).
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Why It Matters
Municipal elections in Minas Gerais have the first round scheduled for October 4th and the second round for October 25th. The candidates are carrying out campaign agendas in several cities across the state.
The first round will be on October 4th. The second is scheduled for the 25th of the same month.
See below how each candidate's campaign day went, in alphabetical order:
Alexandre Kalil started the day in Poços de Caldas, where he gave interviews, visited the Municipal Market and met with businesspeople and political leaders. In the early afternoon, he went to Guaxupé, where he gave an interview to local radio and participated in a chat with mayors and the board of directors of the Association of Municipalities (AMOG).
In the afternoon, Cleitinho Azevedo met with supporters in Manhuaçu and, in the early evening, participated in a meeting with voters in Caratinga.
Flávio Roscoe, was cleared by doctors to resume activities, but had no public agenda this Wednesday (23). The candidate resumes campaign commitments this Thursday (24) in Vale do Rio Doce.
Gabriel Azevedo started the morning in Patos de Minas, where he held a press conference and walked through local businesses. He then moved to Bom Despacho, where he gave interviews and visited traders throughout the afternoon. In the evening, he went to Belo Horizonte to participate in a hearing promoted by Sind-REDE/BH and the Minas Gerais Children's Education Forum.
In the afternoon, Henrique Areas leafleted at the Palácio das Artes, in Belo Horizonte. In the late afternoon, he visited the Santa Tereza neighborhood, where he also leafleted.
Mateus Simões started the day with government dispatches and participated in a live hearing promoted by O Globo, CBN and Valor. In the early afternoon, he recorded campaign videos, fulfilled the government's institutional agenda in the late afternoon and, in the evening, met with supporters at the campaign committee in Belo Horizonte.
Patrus Ananias started the morning in Pouso Alegre with a walk around local shops. In the afternoon, in Belo Horizonte, he participated in a chat about affordable housing and walked through the streets of Ocupação Dandara. In the evening, he closed his agenda with a meeting with activists at CUT Minas.
In the afternoon, Túlio Lopes met with supporters at Sintram's headquarters, in Bambuí. At night, in Belo Horizonte, he visited the Human Rights Memorial accompanied by the PCB presidential candidate, Edmilson Costa.
Rafael Duda carried out leafleting during the morning and early afternoon in the Cecília Meireles State School region and on Avenida Sinfrônio Brochado, in Barreiro. In the evening, he participated in the signing of the commitment letter at Sind-REDE and took part in a press conference with other names from the party.
Open Questions
- What are each candidate’s main proposals?
- How are voters responding to campaign agendas?
- What are the expectations for the election results?






