
Candidate Cadu reserved part of his agenda to prepare for the Inter TV debate, scheduled for Tuesday night, and highlighted proposals in the area of infrastructure, such as the construction of a third bridge in Natal, which would benefit residents of the North Zone by expanding connections with other regions of the city.
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Cadu is a candidate who is in the final stretch of the electoral campaign and is preparing to participate in a television debate on Inter TV, scheduled for this Tuesday night.
Cadu also reserved part of his agenda to prepare for the Inter TV debate, scheduled for Tuesday night. According to the candidate, the final stretch of the campaign is the moment when voters connect with the proposals in which they believe.
Among the themes he intends to reinforce, Cadu highlighted proposals in the area of infrastructure, such as the construction of a third bridge in Natal. According to the candidate, the work would benefit residents of the North Zone by expanding connections with other regions of the city.
“Fundamental for development, so we will have the opportunity to show all our proposals, such as the proposal for the third bridge, which together with President Lula we are going to build here in Natal, which will connect the South Zone to the North Zone in Natal, there are several proposals.”
"We are approaching election day and this debate today is essential for the people of our state, the people of our state to become increasingly aware of the projects. We hope that it will be a purposeful debate, a debate where people, candidates go there to tell the truth, it is in this spirit that we are going tonight."

The Rede Amazônica Rondônia studio, in Porto Velho, is prepared for the debate between the six candidates for the state government, which will be broadcast live on g1 on Tuesday (29) from 9:15 pm, mediated by journalist Júlio Mosquéra.

TV Globo promotes a debate between the candidates for governor of São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans) and Fernando Haddad (PT), mediated by Alan Severiano, with live broadcast on TV Globo, GloboNews, g1 and Globoplay, in addition to fact checking by Fato ou Fake. The meeting will be divided into four blocks with specific and free questions.

TV Globo is promoting a debate between candidates for the government of Pernambuco this Tuesday (29), also broadcast on g1, after the soap opera 'Quem ama loja'. The debate will have four blocks: two free, one with specific themes and the other with a draw for regions of the state, including two rounds of questions.

Five candidates for the government of Ceará had public agendas this Tuesday, including a walk with Lula, a debate on TV Verdes Mares and leafleting in Fortaleza and interior cities such as Quixadá.

In Amapá, candidates from PSTU, União Brasil and PCO completed their campaign schedule with leaflets, interviews and recordings for social media, while the first round of elections is scheduled for October 4th and the possible second for October 25th.
Quaest survey released five days before the first round of municipal elections shows Tarcísio de Freitas with 44% of voting intentions in São Paulo, Haddad with 24%; in Pernambuco, João Campos and Raquel Lyra tied with 42% each; in the Federal District, Celina Leão leads with 39% against 23% for Leandro Grass. Furthermore, 45% of voters do not know that there will be two votes for senator.