
The candidates for the government of Paraíba, Cícero Lucena (MDB), Efraim Filho (PL), Lucas Ribeiro (PP) and Camilo Duarte (PCO), completed campaign schedules in João Pessoa, Campina Grande and Santa Rita, with meetings, walks, plenary sessions and marches, while the first round of elections is scheduled for October 4th and the second for the 25th of the same month.
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The Paraíba government elections have a first round scheduled for October 4th and a second round for October 25th, with four main candidates releasing their campaign agendas in the latest updates.
The first round of voting will be on October 4th. The second is scheduled for the 25th of the same month.
See below how each candidate's campaign day went:
The candidate for the government of Paraíba by the MDB, Cícero Lucena, completed an agenda in João Pessoa. In the morning, the candidate participated in a meeting with members of the Paraíba Sugarcane Planters Association (Asplan).
After the meeting, Cícero participated in a plenary session, also in João Pessoa.
The candidate for the government of Paraíba Efraim Filho (PL) completed an agenda in João Pessoa. In the morning, he was at the campaign committee, on Avenida Epitácio Pessoa, where he participated in the gathering for a march.
At the end of the afternoon, the candidate's plan was a march along the avenue in question, to mark the end of this stage of the campaign before the first round.
The candidate for re-election to the government of Paraíba, Lucas Ribeiro (PP), completed an agenda in João Pessoa. In the morning, the candidate participated in a walk through the Center with supporters.
Lucas Ribeiro also completed his campaign schedule in Campina Grande, in the Agreste region of the state. In the evening, he plans to participate in another walk with supporters in Santa Rita, in Greater João Pessoa.
The candidate for the PCO, Camilo Duarte, announced that he participated in leafleting in the Mangabeira neighborhood, in João Pessoa, during the night.
The candidate did not disclose his campaign agenda for this Friday (2), until the last update of this news.

Presidential candidate Ronaldo Caiado, from the PSD, campaigned in Goiás, walking through Region 44 in Goiânia and talking to store owners in the clothing sector, where he defended the reduction of the interest rate to avoid debt for small business owners. Later, he participated in a motorcade in Aparecida de Goiânia alongside candidate Daniel Vilela, from MDB.

During campaign agendas in Pernambuco, João Campos (PSB) promised to triple a section of BR-101 and carry out infrastructure works for the Metropolitan Region, while Raquel Lyra (PSD) announced the implementation of cycle corridors in Greater Recife. Other candidates, such as Guilherme Fonseca, Ivan Moraes and Professor Camila (UP), also completed schedules with leaflets, visits to entities and walks in several cities in the state.

Presidential candidate Augusto Cury, from Avante, campaigned in Brasília, protested against Judiciary decisions in front of the STF and defended cutting public spending to reduce interest rates and accelerate economic growth, stating that 82% of families are in debt and that the country needs a lean State to reach interest rates between 6% and 7% in a year and a half.

The Federal Supreme Court published a resolution that prevents requests made by third parties in ongoing processes from being directed to specific ministers, requiring screening by the Judiciary Secretariat and presidency to verify whether there is a sufficient relationship with the original case; otherwise, the request becomes a new process distributed by lottery. The measure aims to avoid distortions in the distribution of processes and reinforce impartiality, after a series of conflicting decisions involving ministers such as André Mendonça, Flávio Dino and Edson Fachin in cases related to the Federal Police, parliamentary amendments and electoral debates.

The candidate for the government of Minas Gerais, Patrus Ananias (PT), stated that he intends to expand dialogue with civil society organizations, unions and social movements if he is elected. He participated in a meeting with representatives of these groups and university professors in the central campaign committee, received letters and manifestos, and in the afternoon he took part in a PT march alongside President Lula, gathering at Praça da Liberdade and ending at Praça Tiradentes, in Belo Horizonte.

Candidates for the government of Acre in the 2026 elections released their campaign agendas this Friday (2), with activities such as motorcades, walks, meetings and banners in several cities in the state. Mailza Assis, Alan Rick, Tião Bocalom and Thor Dantas participated in events, while Dr. Luisinho and Eudo Raffael did not send their agendas.