
Candidatos ao governo de Sergipe cumpriram agendas eleitorais na capital e no interior do estado, incluindo caminhadas, carreatas e reuniões com lideranças.
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Candidatos ao governo realizam atividades públicas e de mídia para a campanha eleitoral.
Dr. Helton (PSOL), Emanuel Cacho (PSDB), Ricardo Marques (PL) e Taty Cristina de Jesus (DC) cumpriram agenda na capital. Já Fábio (PSD) e Valmir de Francisquinho (Republicanos) cumpriram agenda em Aracaju e no interior do estado.
O candidato participou de um ato dos professores da rede estadual de ensino, na Zona Sul da capital. Depois, ele fez gravação para o programa eleitoral de rádio e televisão e realizou uma panfletagem na Avenida Desembargador Maynard, em Aracaju.
O candidato participou de uma reunião com a equipe de marketing da campanha. Concedeu entrevistas a emissoras de rádio e participou de uma reunião com representantes da comunidade do Bairro 17 de Março, na capital. O candidato falou à equipe da TV Sergipe sobre educação.
O candidato participou de reuniões administrativas. Esteve na cidade de Lagarto, onde participou de uma procissão. E fez uma carreata pelos bairros da Zona Norte da capital, saindo da Avenida Maracaju.
O candidato fez gravação de programa eleitoral para rádio e televisão. Depois, participou de reunião com lideranças e de um encontro com mães atípicas. O candidato falou à equipe da TV Sergipe sobre educação.
O candidato participou de uma procissão na cidade de Lagarto. Também participou de uma reunião com lideranças do Bairro América e de uma carreata saindo da Rua João Gomes, no Luzia, na capital.

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This Tuesday (8), candidate Emanuel Cacho (PSDB) participated in a meeting with the marketing team, gave interviews to radio stations, met with the community of Bairro 17 de Março and spoke to TV Sergipe about education, promising to pay all the rights owed to teaching in his first year of government.

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