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The municipal elections in João Pessoa have two rounds defined for October 4th and 25th. Candidates are fulfilling campaign agendas in the capital and region.
The first round of voting 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:
Cícero Lucena (MDB) completed his schedule in João Pessoa. In the morning, the candidate had a recording of the electoral guide and, afterwards, participated in a meeting with the Executive Coordination of the PwD Forum.
In the afternoon, Cícero Lucena had a hearing with the construction sector. In the evening, he had planned an interview on a radio and, subsequently, participation in two plenary sessions.
The candidate participated in the morning recording of the electoral guide for the campaign. In the afternoon, he had two commitments, the first a hearing with the tourism sector, in João Pessoa.
Afterwards, candidate Efraim Filho participated in a motorcade in three cities located in Vale do Mamanguape, in Paraíba, Itapororoca, Mamanguape and Rio Tinto.
Lucas Ribeiro (PP) completed a schedule in João Pessoa and the city of Queimadas, in the interior, this Tuesday (22). In the morning, the candidate completed his administrative schedule.
g1 contacted the candidate and also the advisor, but the day's agenda was not informed.
Candidate Pedro Coutinho began his campaign schedule in the afternoon, 12pm, with an interview for a media outlet. At 3pm, he paid a visit to Feira de Tambaú, and later participated in a committee inauguration.
In the late afternoon, at 5pm, he made another visit to the coast of João Pessoa, in the Busto de Tamandaré region.
Candidate Yuri Ezequel (UP) also completed a campaign schedule in João Pessoa. In the morning, he held a conversation with students in the center of the capital. Afterwards, he participated in a meeting with workers from the Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB).
In the afternoon, the candidate participated in a walk in João Pessoa's shops and, in the evening, he was leafleting at the entrance to UFPB.

The candidate for the government of Bahia, Jerônimo Rodrigues, defended investments in roads and ports during a walk in Ilhéus, mentioning the federal authorization for BA-649 and the interest in duplicating BR-101, in addition to awaiting processes for ports with Fiol to generate jobs and income in the region.

The PT candidate for the government of Minas Gerais, Patrus Ananias, completed his campaign schedule in Belo Horizonte and Congonhas this Tuesday (22), meeting with social movements, unions and civil servants in the capital and participating in a plenary with workers from the iron and base metals extraction industry in Congonhas, where he defended the expansion of full-time education in the public network with an eight-hour day.

Ciro Gomes (PSDB) proposed expanding the Early Childhood Institute throughout Ceará and criticizing the health and cultural management of the Elmano de Freitas (PT) government, which promised to build 70,000 new homes. Other candidates, such as Serley Leal (UP), Vera Lúcia (Novo) and Zé Batista (PSTU), carried out campaign activities in Fortaleza and neighboring municipalities.

Minister Alexandre de Moraes ordered the closure of the investigation investigating PRF blitzes in the second round of the 2022 elections, after the PGR stated that there were no elements against the corporation's former directors. The operation, which inspected 2,185 buses in the Northeast and 571 in the Southeast, was considered illegal for interfering with voting, but the case was closed.

The Public Electoral Ministry defended in the Superior Electoral Court the ineligibility of José Roberto Arruda, former governor of the Federal District and candidate for local government, based on convictions for administrative improbity. The demonstration was made in response to an appeal by Arruda that seeks to make his candidacy viable in the 2026 elections. The rapporteur of the case at the TSE is Minister Dias Toffoli, with no set date for trial.

Ciro Gomes, candidate for the government of Ceará, proposed installing an Iprede unit in each of the state's five health regions and carrying out a joint effort within 90 days to deliver reports on developmental disorders, in addition to criticizing the current government's management of health and culture.