
Candidates for the government of Bahia in 2026 fulfilled campaign commitments this Friday (11), including walks, meetings, interviews and inaugurations in several municipalities in the state, such as Barra, Salvador, Itaberaba, Valença, Jequié, Rio de Contas, Feira de Santana, Alagoinhas and Amaralina.
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The elections for governor of Bahia in 2026 are underway, with several parties presenting their candidates and carrying out campaign agendas across the state.
Candidates for the government of Bahia in 2026 — Photo: Reproduction/DivulgaCand
Candidates for the government of Bahia fulfilled campaign commitments this Friday (11). Among the day's activities were meetings with allies, interviews and visits.
The União Brasil candidate took part in a walk in the morning in the municipality of Barra, in western Bahia. In the afternoon, he had meetings with political leaders and the campaign team, in Salvador. In the evening, he participated in the inauguration of a committee and a rally in Itaberaba, also in the interior of the state.
In the morning, the current state governor and PT candidate visited the Salvador subway works. He then participated in a walk in Valença, in the north of the state. In the afternoon, he participated in a walk and a political event in Jequié, in the southwest region of Bahia.
Aroldo Félix (UP)
The agenda of the candidate from the Popular Unity party indicated that he would be granted an interview with a television channel in the evening.
Maria Bona (PCO)
The candidate from the Workers' Cause Party leafleted with Gazeta Causa Operária in the Sossego 2 neighborhood, in Rio de Contas.
Ariel Capistrano (DC)
The Christian Democracy candidate met in the morning with teachers and students from an association in Salvador. In the afternoon, he met with community leaders in the Stiep neighborhood and then met with leaders from Amaralina, also in the capital of Bahia.
Ronaldo Mansur (PSOL)
The PSOL candidate recorded an election program in the morning, in Feira de Santana. In the afternoon, he had lunch with party coordinators and leaders in the municipality. In the evening, he met with supporters in Alagoinhas.
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