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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.
🔍 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 participated in three mobilizations throughout the day. At 6:30 am, he was on Avenida do CPA, in Cuiabá. At 5pm, he followed a mobilization on Avenida Tenente-Coronel Duarte and, at night, he was in the São Mateus neighborhood.
Rafael Milas participated in an event in a bar in Cuiabá, bringing together the candidate for State Government and the candidates from the federal Mission Party ticket. The meeting was aimed at integration between candidates, dialogue with supporters and mobilization of the campaign.
Sergeant Laudicério held, from 5:30 am to 8 am, a dialogue with the population who use public transport at the André Maggi Terminal, in Várzea Grande. In the afternoon, from 4pm onwards, the candidate visited and spoke with residents and traders in the Avenida Pernambuco region, at CPA, in Cuiabá.
Wellington Fagundes participated in a dialogue in favor of inclusion at Praça Coophema, in the Coxipó region, in Cuiabá. In the afternoon, the candidate gave interviews to media outlets in the interior.

Minister Edson Fachin, president of the Federal Supreme Court, sent a letter to the director general of the Federal Police, Andrei Rodrigues, requesting a complete report on information linking members of the STF to investigations at Banco Master, highlighting the autonomy of investigative institutions and due legal process.

The candidate for re-election to the government of Minas Gerais, Mateus Simões (PSD), visited Ceasa in Contagem, in Greater BH, this Friday (2), where he spoke with workers, heard demands from rural producers and proposed improvements in the structure of the complex and in the accesses used to transport production.

Candidates from PSDB, PT, UP, Novo and PSTU carried out campaign activities in municipalities in the interior of Ceará and in Fortaleza this Friday, focusing on motorcades, walks, motorbikes and leafleting, highlighting proposals for women.
The MDB candidate for the Government of Pará, Hana Ghassan, announced this Friday (2) plans to expand hospital beds, build new hospitals specializing in women's health, heart and eyes, in addition to creating the 'Recomeço' project to financially assist women victims of domestic violence, with training and insertion into the job market. She also promised new competitions and investment in technology for public security, during a campaign walk in Ananindeua, on the eve of Sunday's elections (4).

The Superior Electoral Court released the profile of the electorate for the 2026 elections, with more than 158 million Brazilians eligible to vote, 53% of whom are women and significant growth in the age group of 60 years and over, while the number of young voters up to 18 years old and between 21 and 34 years old decreased compared to 2022.
Podemos's candidate for the Government of Pará, Dr. Daniel, declared that, if elected, he will break the contract with the concessionaire Águas do Pará, eliminate tolls on state highways and expand ICU beds in Pará's municipalities. He made these statements during the last campaign walk in Ananindeua, before the first round of elections, scheduled for October 4, highlighting priorities in health, public security, education and auditing state spending.