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As eleições para governador do Acre em 2026 estão em curso, com diversos candidatos divulgando suas agendas de campanha em todo o estado.
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Candidatos ao governo do Acre nas eleições de 2026 — Foto: Reprodução
Mailza Assis (PP) participou às 9h de carreata em Assis Brasil, na região do Alto Acre no interior do estado. Às 15h, esteve no Abraça Mailza Baixada, evento em frente à Escola Marilda Gouveia, na Rua Campo Grande.
Alan Rick (Republicanos) participou às 7h30 de um bandeiraço na Casa 10 Central, no Comitê Casa 10, no Centro. Às 9h, fez uma caminhada no Centro, com concentração no Terminal Urbano. Já às 14h participou de um encontro de capoeira, no bairro Seis de Agosto, e às 16h participou de um bandeiraço na Parte Alta da cidade.
Tião Bocalom (PSDB) visitou bairros da capital pela manhã e à tarde participou de um almoço com lideranças políticas. No fim da tarde participou de um bandeiraço no Elevado Mamédio Biitar.
Thor Dantas (PSB) participou de um encontro com funcionários de uma empresa privada. À tarde fez uma carreata no Segundo Distrito e à noite participa de reunião com apoiadores em bairros da capital.
Dr. Luisinho (Agir) e Eudo Raffael (PCB) não enviaram as agendas.
VÍDEOS: Candidatos ao governo do Acre participam de debate na Rede Amazônica

On Thursday (1st), the candidates for the Presidency and Government of São Paulo ended their electoral propaganda in the first round on TV, with promises to combat crime, protect women and attacks between opponents. The pieces addressed topics such as the crisis in the STF involving Daniel Vorcaro, the 'Dark Horse' case, the ban on betting and fake news about Our Lady of Aparecida. Lula adopted the attack as the axis of his campaign, while Flávio Bolsonaro tried to present himself as the target of the PT offensive. Tarcísio de Freitas highlighted social programs and the SP Mulher Segura application, avoiding mentioning Haddad or privatizations. Haddad asked voters to leave 'political passions' aside. The campaign also gave space to female voters, with black presenters and a focus on safety, health and employment. Data shows that 52.4% of households have a woman as head of the family and 26% of the female electorate is undecided. If there is a second round, free advertising will resume on October 9, with ten minutes for each position.

Abstention in the first round of presidential elections has grown by four percentage points since 2006, reaching 20.79% in 2022 (32.2 million absentees). In a tight dispute between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, experts point out that abstention tends to penalize Lula, as it hits his traditional electorate with low education and income more heavily, especially in the Southeast, while the Northeast shows a greater willingness to vote.

The elections for senator take place this Sunday (4), from 8 am to 5 pm, Brasília time. Each voter can vote for two different senators, with the second vote canceled if there is a duplication. The position has a gross salary of R$46,366.19 since February 2025, an eight-year term and duties such as approving names for the STF, lawsuits against presidents and ministers, and judging crimes for which military personnel are responsible. 54 senators will be elected in 2026, two per state and Federal District.

In the final stretch of the 2026 elections, Lula (PT) has the largest number of followers on social media, with 15.4 million on Instagram, while Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) and Renan Santos (Missão) lead in engagement. Among federal deputies, Nikolas Ferreira (PL-MG) and MC Gui (PSD-SP) are the most popular, with 22.3 and 11 million followers, respectively. The analysis, carried out by Folha in partnership with Tubular, only considers profiles reported to the TSE by almost 21 thousand candidates.

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.