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The 2026 electoral campaign began on August 16 across the country, as authorized by the Electoral Court for candidates to carry out campaign activities.
🔍 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 started the commitments at 8am, with a march in Poconé, 104 km from Cuiabá. At 7pm, he participated in a political event in Tangará da Serra, 242 km from the capital.
Maurício Coelho started the agenda at 9am, with an interview with a news website. At 3pm, he participated in an interview on a TV program.
Otaviano Pivetta participated, at 6:30 pm, in a meeting with leaders from Várzea Grande. At 7:30 pm, he met with supporters in a meeting whose theme was the sport and culture of Mato Grosso.
Sergeant Laudicério began the engagements at 8:15 am, with an interview on a radio program in Cuiabá, with the participation of listeners. At 9 am, he gave another interview on a radio program. At 8pm, Laudicério should participate in the launch of Marizete da Saúde's candidacy for state deputy, in the Costa Verde neighborhood, in Várzea Grande.
Wellington Fagundes visited, at 12pm, the Porto Fair, in Cuiabá. The campaign did not disclose the candidate's other commitments.

On the 27th day of the campaign, candidates from PSTU, União Brasil and PSD fulfilled agendas in Macapá and municipalities in the interior of Amapá, with activities such as signing the Education Commitment Letter, campaign meetings, recordings for social networks and walks. The first round of elections is scheduled for October 4th and the second, if necessary, for October 25th.

Clécio Luís participated in the launch of the Charter of Commitment to Education, a meeting with campaign coordination, recording, walking and plenary on election day.

The election campaign began in Calçoene, north of Amapá, with a parade and walk through the streets of the municipality. Then candidate Dr. Furlan followed with visits to Pracuúba, Amapà, Tartarugalzinho and Ferreira Gomes.
During a meeting organised by the hotel union, community council and trade associations of Recreio, Vargens and Jacarepaguá, candidate Ruas said that if elected, he would create a new indicator to assess police performance in Rio de Janeiro and combat drug trafficking and militia dominance in Southwest Zone communities.

Fato ou Fake checked the statements of the candidate for the government of Rio de Janeiro, Eduardo Paes (PSD), during the hearing. The check analyzed statements about the arrests of former state secretaries, Basic Education Development Indexes, spending on public security and the capital's debt limit.

Gabriel Azevedo, MDB's candidate for governor of Minas Gerais, participated in a meeting with students at a university in the Central-South Region of Belo Horizonte on Friday (11), stating that education will be his government's priority if elected, and also answered questions about rare earths, public debt, housing and security.