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2026 electoral campaign begins with candidate agendas in Mato Grosso

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The 2026 election campaign began on August 16 across Brazil, allowing candidates to carry out activities such as rallies, walks and interviews.
On the same day, candidates such as Dr.
Natasha, Maurício Coelho, Sergeant Laudicério and Wellington Fagundes completed agendas in cities in Mato Grosso, including Cuiabá, Várzea Grande and Rondonópolis, participating in hearings, lives, interviews and meetings with local leaders.

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The 2026 electoral campaign began on August 16 across the country, as authorized by the Electoral Court, allowing candidates to carry out activities such as rallies, walks, debates and publicizing proposals on radio, TV and the internet.

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🔍 The 2026 electoral campaign began on August 16 across the country. From this date onwards, candidates are authorized to ask for votes and hold rallies, walks, debates and publicize their proposals on radio, TV and the internet, following the rules established by the Electoral Court.

Check below what can and cannot be done during the campaign period:

Dr. Natasha completed her schedule in Cuiabá. At 12pm, he participated in a television interview. At 4pm, he participated in a walk at the CPA. At 7pm, he participated in an expanded meeting in Coxipó. At 8:30 pm, he participated in a conversation in the Morada da Serra neighborhood.

Maurício Coelho completed an interview schedule in Rondonópolis. At 7am and 8am, he gave interviews to two radio stations. At 9 am, he participated in an interview for a website. At 11am and 3pm, he gave television interviews. At 6:30 pm, he participated in a mobilization with stickers in the municipality.

Sergeant Laudicério completed a schedule of interviews and visits in Cuiabá. At 6:30 am, he gave an interview to the television program. At 8am, he was interviewed on a radio station. At 12pm, he participated in another television interview. During the afternoon, he visited the commercial region of the Tijucal neighborhood, where he spoke with traders, workers and residents and presented proposals for Mato Grosso.

Wellington Fagundes completed his schedule in Cuiabá and Várzea Grande. At 10 am, he participated in a live with an evangelical leader. At 3pm, he gave a television interview. At 5:50 pm, he was interviewed live on radio. At 8pm, he participated in a meeting in the 24 de Outubro neighborhood, in Várzea Grande, with the participation of Janaína Riva and Júlio Campos. At 8:30 pm, he participated in an expanded meeting on Avenida Brigadeiro Eduardo Gomes, in the Ipase neighborhood, with Botelho, Janaína Riva and Coronel Assis.

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2026 electoral campaign begins with candidate agendas in Mato Grosso

Quick Look

The 2026 election campaign began on August 16 across Brazil, allowing candidates to carry out activities such as rallies, walks and interviews.
On the same day, candidates such as Dr.
Natasha, Maurício Coelho, Sergeant Laudicério and Wellington Fagundes completed agendas in cities in Mato Grosso, including Cuiabá, Várzea Grande and Rondonópolis, participating in hearings, lives, interviews and meetings with local leaders.

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