
In the first round of elections scheduled for October 4, candidates Cícero Lucena, Efraim Filho, Lucas Ribeiro, Pedro Coutinho and Yuri Ezequel completed campaign agendas in João Pessoa and cities in the metropolitan region, including television debates, recordings of electoral guides, meetings with community leaders, military ceremonies, visits to merchants, interviews on radio and TV, evangelical services, meetings with university students and shopping mall workers, in addition to activities with quilombola communities and leafleting on avenues and parks in the capital.
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The elections for governor of Paraíba have the first round scheduled for October 4th and the second round for the 25th of the same month, with several candidates publishing their campaign agendas in the capital João Pessoa and the metropolitan region.
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:
In the morning, Cícero Lucena recorded for the electoral guide. In the afternoon, the candidate for the government of Paraíba had a meeting with community leaders.
At night, he participated in a debate on a Paraíba television network.
Candidate Efraim Filho completed his campaign schedule in the morning, recording an electoral guide. In the afternoon, there were no announced appointments.
At night, he also participated in a debate on a Paraíba television network.
In the morning, Lucas Ribeiro completed his administrative schedule in João Pessoa. In the afternoon, he participated in the Soldier Training Course Graduation Ceremony.
At night, he participated in a debate on a television network in Paraíba.
The candidate participated in leafleting on Avenida Beaurepaire Rohan, in João Pessoa, in the morning. The agenda also included participation, at the end of the morning, in a leafleting in Parque Solon de Lucena, Lagoa, also in the capital.
In the morning, candidate Pedro Coutinho participated in a visit to traders at the Mangabeira Public Market, in João Pessoa. Afterwards, he gave an interview to a radio network.
In the afternoon, he gave a recorded interview for TV Cabo Branco. At night, he participated in an Evangelical Service, in the city of Cabedelo, in the Metropolitan Region of the capital.
Candidate Yuri Ezequel completed his agenda in the morning in a conversation with students from the State University of Paraíba (UEPB), in João Pessoa. In the afternoon, he participated in a meeting with the Penha Quilombola Community.
In the evening, he had an activity with students from private universities in the capital and then spoke with workers at Shopping Mangabeira.

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