
Candidates for the government of Bahia, ACM Neto, Jerônimo Rodrigues, Aroldo Félix, Maria Bona, Ariel Capistrano and Ronaldo Mansur, completed their campaign schedules this Friday (24), with walks, motorcades, leafleting, rallies and interviews in cities such as Valença, Feira de Santana, Senhor do Bonfim, Paulo Afonso, Casa Nova, Campo Formoso, Camaçari and Salvador.
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The elections for governor of Bahia in 2026 are underway, with several candidates from different political parties fulfilling campaign agendas across the state.
Candidates for the government of Bahia fulfilled campaign commitments this Friday (24), in Salvador and in the interior of the state. Among the activities carried out, rallies, motorcades, leafleting and interviews. (Check details below)
ACM Neto (União Brasil)
The candidate participated in a walk in Valença in the morning. In the afternoon, he went for a walk in Feira de Santana. At the end of the day, take part in a motorcade and rally in Senhor do Bonfim.
Jerônimo Rodrigues (PT)
In the morning, he took part in a walk in Paulo Afonso, then took a motorcade in Casa Nova. In the evening, he took part in a walk and a rally in Campo Formoso.
Aroldo Félix (UP)
In the morning, he leafleted at the Camaçari Industrial Complex. In the afternoon, he participated in a solidarity caruru at Ocupação Maria Felipa, and later leafleted at Águas Claras Station.
Candidates for the government of Bahia in 2026 — Photo: Reproduction/DivulgaCand
Maria Bona (PCO)
The candidate campaigned at Praça Castro Alves, in the Historic Center of Salvador.
Ariel Capistrano (DC)
The candidate met with the campaign team in the morning. In the evening, there was a meeting with community leaders in Abrantes, Camaçari. He then gave an interview to a radio station.
Ronaldo Mansur (PSOL)
In the morning, he met with the candidate for deputy. In the afternoon, he recorded an electoral program. At night, he followed the Senate debate on TV Bahia.
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