
On October 2, 2026, five candidates and one candidate for the state elections in Pará completed campaign agendas in Belém, Ananindeua, Bragança and Marabá, including walks, visits to fairs, leafleting, motorcades and planning meetings, with the first round scheduled for October 4 and a possible second round on the 25th of the same month.
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The first round of elections is scheduled for October 4, 2026. The second round, if necessary, will take place on the 25th of the same month.
Among the day's activities, there were walks, visits to fairs and workers, motorcades, leafleting, recordings for social networks, planning meetings and institutional agendas.
The first round of elections is scheduled for October 4, 2026. The second round, if necessary, will take place on the 25th of the same month.
See below how each candidate's campaign day went, in alphabetical order:
Candidate Araceli Lemos (PSOL) started her campaign agenda in the morning with a walk at the fair in the Cremação neighborhood, in Belém. In the afternoon, the candidate recorded content for dissemination on her social networks. At night, she participated in a political event with supporters in the São Brás neighborhood, also in the capital of Pará.
Candidate Daniel Santos (PODEMOS) held a campaign schedule this Friday (2) in the municipality of Ananindeua, in the Metropolitan Region of Belém, where he visited the Paar fair accompanied by supporters. The candidate then traveled with part of his team to fulfill commitments in the municipality of Bragança, in the northeast region of the state.
Candidate Hana Ghassan (MDB) started her campaign agenda in the morning in the municipality of Ananindeua, where she participated in a walk with supporters in the Jaderlândia neighborhood. In the afternoon, the candidate traveled to Marabá, in the southeast of the state, where she completed a government agenda and then carried out a motorcade through the municipality.
Candidate Ruth Reis (Democrat) completed her schedule in Belém this Friday (2). In the morning and afternoon, the candidate carried out leafleting on Avenida Perimetral and in the São Brás neighborhood. In the evening, the candidate met with her team at the campaign committee to hold planning meetings.
Candidate Well Macêdo (PSTU) began her campaign activities early this Friday morning (2), with a visit to workers at a construction site in the Umarizal neighborhood, in Belém. In the late afternoon, she carried out a leafleting campaign in front of a shopping mall located on Rodovia Augusto Montenegro.

Around six thousand passengers are expected to board at the Teresina Bus Terminal between Friday (2) and Saturday (3), with an estimated increase of 32% in movement, driven by the first round of the 2026 Elections scheduled for Sunday (4). Sinart advises users to purchase tickets in advance.

Sergipe has 1,740,124 voters eligible to vote in the 2026 elections, an increase of 4% compared to 2022. The TSE details the voting order in the first round, with 95.63% of the electorate with registered biometrics. Women make up the majority (53.20%) and the 25 to 29 age group is the largest. Rules about what is allowed and prohibited on election day are clarified, including restrictions on cell phones, crowds and inappropriate clothing, in addition to unified voting hours from 8 am to 5 pm.

The Regional Electoral Court of Amazonas began distributing 4,167 electronic ballot boxes in Manaus for the 2026 General Elections, with a logistical operation involving 58 vehicles and three groups of electoral zones, aiming to prepare 477 voting locations by the opening of the polls this Sunday (4).

Candidates Cadu and Allyson returned to the proposal for a third bridge over the Potengi River as an alternative to improve mobility between the areas of Natal, while Álvaro Dias focused on recordings for social media and took stock of the campaign, highlighting his experience and competence to govern Rio Grande do Norte.

During the election campaign, candidate Allyson spoke with residents, reinforced proposals such as reducing bureaucracy and development in infrastructure, economy and tourism, and mentioned the capital's third bridge as a mobility project, stating that the population knows his ideas.

Fernando Haddad declared that his campaign fulfilled the objective of presenting criticisms and proposals to voters, despite having had half the TV and radio time of Tarcísio de Freitas in the 2026 campaign in São Paulo. He avoided making predictions about the vote and highlighted proposals for reindustrialization, transport and education during the agenda in São Bernardo do Campo.