
Check out the activities of Adailton Furia (PSD), Expedido Netto (PT), Hildon Chaves (União), Marcos Rogério (PL), Samuel Costa (PSB) and Pedro Abib (MDB) this Monday (28)
Candidates for the government of Rondônia completed campaign agendas this Monday (28) in Porto Velho and Ji-Paraná, with visits to neighborhoods, interviews on radio and TV, walks, hearings and meetings with supporters and leaders, except Adailton Furia (PSD), who had no public commitments.
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Candidates for government positions in Rondônia for the 2026 elections are fulfilling campaign agendas in preparation for the state election.
Visits, meetings, interviews and motorcades: see what the agenda of the candidates for the government of RO was like this Monday (28)
Check out the activities of Adailton Furia (PSD), Expedido Netto (PT), Hildon Chaves (União), Marcos Rogério (PL), Samuel Costa (PSB) and Pedro Abib (MDB).
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Candidates for the government of Rondônia fulfilled their campaign agendas this Monday (28). The commitments included visits, meetings, interviews and motorcades in municipalities across the state.
The PT candidate visited neighborhoods and met with supporters in Porto Velho this Monday (28). The União Brasil competitor took a walk and gave interviews.
Marcos Rogério, from PL, completed his schedule in Ji-Paraná and Porto Velho this Monday (28). He gave a radio interview, participated in hearings and brought together leaders.
The MDB candidate gave a radio interview this Monday (28). Afterwards, he spoke to nurses, made visits and met with supporters.
Samuel Costa, from PSB, participated in a podcast interview this Monday (28). He also met with indigenous representatives, went on walks and met leaders.
This Monday (28), five of the six candidates for the Government of Rondônia in the 2026 elections completed their campaign schedule in different parts of Porto Velho. Among the commitments were visits, meetings, interviews and motorcades.
Candidate Adailton Furia (PSD) did not present public commitments for this Monday (28).
Check the complete agenda in alphabetical order.
Expedito Netto
The PT candidate completed his campaign schedule this Monday (28) in Porto Velho (RO).
During the morning, the candidate visited the Costa e Silva neighborhood, in the North Zone of Porto Velho (RO), where he spoke to the population with the help of a sound car. At the end of the morning, he gave an interview to a local radio station on Avenida Nações Unidas.
In the afternoon, activities continued in the North Zone of Porto Velho (RO), with visits to the São Sebastião I and II neighborhoods. The candidate once again traveled the streets in a sound car to talk to residents.
In the early evening, he was at the street market, located in the Rio Madeira neighborhood, in Porto Velho (RO). Afterwards, the candidate participated in a meeting in the Planalto neighborhood, also in Porto Velho (RO), accompanied by supporters.
Hildon Chaves
The União Brasil candidate took a walk in Porto Velho (RO) in the morning. In the afternoon, he gave interviews to radio stations and fulfilled an internal agenda. In the evening, he met with leaders and supporters.
Marcos Rogério
The PL candidate, Marcos Rogério, completed his campaign schedule this Monday (28) in Rondônia.
During the morning, the candidate gave an interview to a local radio station in the municipality of Ji-Paraná (RO).
In the afternoon, in Porto Velho (RO), he participated in a hearing on a local TV station. Afterwards, the candidate began a meeting with his campaign team, an activity that lasted until the evening.
Also during the night, still in Porto Velho (RO), the candidate met with workers in the port sector and closed the day's agenda in a meeting with political leaders.
Pedro Abib
The MDB candidate completed his campaign schedule this Monday (28) in Rondônia (RO).
During the morning, the candidate gave an interview to a radio station and, afterwards, participated in a meeting with nurses. In the afternoon, he made visits.
During the night, the candidate ended the day's activities in a meeting with supporters.
Samuel Costa
The PSB candidate, Samuel Costa, participated in a podcast interview and a meeting with representatives of an indigenous body in the morning. In the afternoon, he took a walk with supporters and gave an interview to a communication channel. In the evening, he met with leaders.
Candidates for the government of Rondônia in 2026 (alphabetical order) — Photo: Reproduction
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Candidates for the Government of Maranhão, including André Luís (Missão), Eduardo Braide (PSD), Felipe Camarão (PT) and Orleans Brandão (MDB), completed campaign agendas this Monday (28) in São Luís, with activities such as meetings, recordings of electoral programs and meetings with supporters. The first round of elections will be on October 4th and the second, if necessary, on October 25th.

Eleven candidates for the government of Minas Gerais held campaign events this Monday (28) in Belo Horizonte and in the interior of the state. The first round of elections will be on October 4th and the second round on the 25th of the same month.

Candidates for the government of Rio Grande do Sul fulfilled campaign commitments this Monday (28), including radio hearings, strategic meetings and answers to questions from voters on topics such as health, education, infrastructure and prevention of climate disasters, with answers limited to 30 seconds in accordance with the order defined by electoral research by Grupo RBS.