
Candidates Orleans Brandão (MDB) and André Luís (Missão) completed their campaign agenda this Tuesday (8) in Maranhão, presenting proposals related to infrastructure and public works, with emphasis on popular participation in the projects.
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The 2026 state elections in Maranhão are underway, with several candidates presenting their campaign platforms and agendas.
Candidates for the Maranhão government Orleans Brandão (MDB) and André Luís (Missão) completed their campaign agenda this Tuesday (8) and presented proposals related to infrastructure and public works.
TV Mirante followed the candidates' commitments and recorded the main proposals presented by each candidate throughout the day.
See below how candidate André Luís’ (Mission) day went:
André Luís (Mission)
Elections 2026: find out what the day was like for candidate André Luís for the government of Maranhão — Photo: Reproduction/TV Mirante
The candidate for the governor of Maranhão André Luís (Mission) completed his campaign agenda this Tuesday (8) with a leafleting in the Center of São Luís. Accompanied by the campaign team, the candidate spoke to voters and presented proposals while passing through the Ring Road and the City Market.
During the activity, André Luís spoke with stallholders, listened to the population's demands and distributed materials with the campaign's proposals. The action also included the participation of supporters, who held the candidate's flags.
When talking about infrastructure and public works, André Luís stated that investments made by the government must consider the participation of the population and the needs of impacted communities.
"For us from the Mission party, infrastructure and public works are extremely important for the development of our state. That's why public works have to be guided by development and enrichment. I'm here at the City Market, showing that public works need to listen to people. These people who work here are the ones who were there inside the Central Market, where work is going on for the return in the future, in 27 months. The question is: were these works guided by development? If so, why didn't they listen to people to that the return also takes into account the movement of these people and the return of each person to their space?”, he stated.

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Hana Ghassan, MDB candidate for the Government of Pará, announced plans to invest in public security through the integration of police forces, expansion of technological resources such as facial recognition and tactical drones, new public competitions, social and psychological assistance for agents, and rigorous combat against violence against women, including the application of the ankle bracelet law paid for by the aggressor.