Candidates for the RS government answer questions from voters in a series of interviews on RBS TV
Quick Look
Until October 2, seven candidates for the government of Rio Grande do Sul will answer questions from voters in weekly interviews on RBS TV, covering topics such as security, health, education, infrastructure, economy and prevention of climate disasters, with 30 seconds per answer and the order defined by the latest electoral survey by Grupo RBS.
AI-generated summary
Why It Matters
The series of interviews on RBS TV takes place in the context of the electoral campaign for the government of Rio Grande do Sul, with the candidates' order of appearance based on the most recent electoral survey commissioned by Grupo RBS, released on September 24.
Until October 2nd, candidates for the government of Rio Grande do Sul will answer questions asked directly by voters interviewed by RBS TV. There will be six themes, one each week: security, health, education, infrastructure, economy and climate disaster prevention. In total, 86 voters will have their questions answered.
Candidates will have 30 seconds to present their answers. Of the seven candidates, three will respond each day. The order of appearance takes into account the most recent electoral survey commissioned by Grupo RBS, released this Monday (24).
Cesar Pontes, from PCO, met with supporters at the party's Municipal Directory, in the Center of the Capital to discuss strategies and the timing of the campaign.
Regarding education, the candidate chose the question from voter Diego, from Santa Maria, in the Central region of RS. "What is your proposal for teachers, for the appreciation of teachers, which we all know is a burden that needs more special attention?", he asks.
Luciano Zucco, from PL, gave an interview to a TV station in Porto Alegre and then went to Novo Hamburgo for a closed meeting. Later, in Bento Gonçalves, he participated in the launch of campaigns for candidates for deputies.
Juliana Brizola, from PDT, Juliana participated in an internal team meeting. In the afternoon, he recorded for TV programs in Porto Alegre. Afterwards, he went on a walk in Gravataí.
Gabriel Souza, from MDB, participated, in the afternoon, in the launch of a government plan proposal on a digital platform. Afterwards, in Canoas, he took a walk with supporters. In Porto Alegre, he met with councilors from a party coalition and also participated in the launch of the candidacy of a candidate for deputy.
Marcelo Maranata, from PSDB, participated in a meeting at Fecomércio-RS, where he presented proposals. At 11:30 am, he participated in a hearing for candidates for the state government on a TV station and, at 1 pm, he recorded programs for television. From 4pm onwards, he returned to Camp Farroupilha to fulfill picket visit schedules and participate in the State Public Defender's Office's Social Dinner at 7:30pm. Later, at 8:30 pm, he attended a service at the Pentecostal Church Awake, Christ Comes, in Gravataí.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The series of interviews on RBS TV will influence voting intentions in the elections for the government of Rio Grande do Sul.
Possible · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What will be the impact of these interviews on voters’ voting intentions?
- How will candidates fare given the 30-second time limit to answer complex questions?
- What will be each candidate's specific responses to the topics of security, health, education, infrastructure, economy and prevention of climate disasters?
