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The first round of elections will be on October 4th and the second round on October 25th. Candidates are releasing their campaign agendas for today.
The first round will be on October 4th. The second is scheduled for the 25th of the same month.
Candidate David Almeida gave an interview to Rádio Liga FM in the morning. In the afternoon, take part in a walk in the Cidade de Deus neighborhood. At night, there are meetings in Santa Etelvina and with leaders at the Avante headquarters, on Avenida Professor Nilton Lins.
In the morning, candidate Omar Aziz returns from the municipality of Humaitá and gives an interview to a television station. In the afternoon, he participates in an internal meeting with leaders from the interior of Amazonas. At night, he gives an interview to another TV station.
In the morning, candidate Professor Maria do Carmo takes part in a walk in the Cidade de Deus neighborhood and meets leaders in the capital. During the afternoon, there are meetings with representatives from the commercial sector and the health sector. At night, he participates in community meetings in the East and North areas of Manaus.
Candidate Roberto Cidade fulfills the State Government's institutional agendas during the morning and afternoon. In the evening, he takes part in a walk in the North Zone, at 5pm, and in meetings in the Central-South, Central-West and West zones.
Candidate Isael Munduruku participates in interviews and a walk this Tuesday. In the morning, at 11:30 am, he gives an interview to the Eleições 2026 program, on Radar Amazônico. At 1:30 pm, he participates in an interview with Lomitas, in Diário da Capital. At 4pm, take a walk in the Campo Dourado Community, in Cidade Nova, North Zone of Manaus. In the evening, he participates in an internal meeting with the campaign coordinator.
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.

On Tuesday (8), the candidates for government of the Federal District, Celina Leão (PP), Leandro Grass (PT) and José Roberto Arruda (PSD), criticized the current management and made promises to improve public transport, including possible integration with Goiás and implementation of BRT in several regions.

Alan Rick (Republicans), Mailza Assis (PP) and Tião Bocalom (PSDB) completed campaign agendas this Tuesday in Acre, with visits to businesses, industries, unions and meetings with supporters in Rio Branco and municipalities in the interior, highlighting proposals for economic development and strengthening family farming.

The candidate for the government of Amazonas, Professor Maria do Carmo (PL), promised to increase the number of the Amazonas Military Fire Department through a public competition, invest in new equipment and strengthen volunteer brigades to combat fires, during a campaign schedule in Manaus this Tuesday morning (8).

The candidate for the government of Paraná Sandro Alex (PSD) stated that, if elected, he will unify the telephone numbers of the state's emergency services, such as SAMU and Civil Defense, using Artificial Intelligence for triage and rapid routing. The statement was made in an interview with TVCI this Tuesday (8).

Candidates for the government of Sergipe completed electoral agendas in the capital and in the interior of the state, including walks, motorcades and meetings with leaders.