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The 2026 elections in Pará are underway, with candidates from different parties carrying out campaign activities in different municipalities in the state. The first round is scheduled for October 4, 2026 and the second round, if necessary, for the 25th of the same month.
Among the day's activities, recordings were made for election time, planning meetings, plenary meetings, walks, motorcades, rallies, participation in hearings, visits to workers and meetings with social movements and community leaders.
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.
Candidate Araceli Lemos (PSOL) started the day by recording content for free election hours and for her social networks. In the afternoon, she participated in a plenary session with health workers. In the evening, the candidate met with her team to prepare her government program.
Candidate Daniel Santos (PODEMOS) started the day with a walk in Limoeiro do Ajuru. Afterwards, the candidate was in Oeiras do Pará and visited the Quilombola Community of Igarapé Preto, in the same region. He ended the agenda by participating in a political event with a concentration at Trevo de Santa Maria, in Cametá.
In the morning, candidate Hana Ghassan (MDB) participated in institutional government agendas in Altamira. In the afternoon, the candidate carried out campaign events with a motorcade in Brasil Novo. He then went to Vitória do Xingu, where he participated in a motorcade and rally, and ended the day's activities with a motorcade and rally in Altamira.
Candidate Ruth Reis (Democrat) dedicated this Thursday morning to preparing for a hearing in a local media outlet. In the afternoon, she participated in the interview on that station. In the evening, the candidate held a meeting with community leaders in the Marambaia neighborhood, in Belém.
Candidate Well Macêdo (PSTU) started the day talking to construction workers in the Umarizal neighborhood, in Belém. She then visited employees on strike at a bank branch and postal workers. In the afternoon, she participated in an event at a university in the capital. In the evening she met with members of the National Quilombo Race and Class Movement.
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The second round of elections will take place on October 25, 2026, if no candidate obtains an absolute majority in the first round.
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Candidate Fábio participated in a breakfast with architects and businesspeople in the South Zone of Aracaju and in a motorcade through the Coroa do Meio neighborhood, leaving Avenida José Freitas de Andrade. He also gave an interview to TV Sergipe, where he highlighted culture as a priority for his government, mentioning the strengthening of notices, restoration of heritage and the internalization of cultural policies.

Dr. Helton (PSOL), Emanuel Cacho (PSDB), Ricardo Marques (PL), Fábio and Taty Cristina de Jesus (DC) and Valmir de Francisquinho (Republicans) participated in campaign activities in Aracaju, Barra dos Coqueiros and São Cristóvão, including union events, debates, interviews and visits to neighborhoods.

A Quaest survey commissioned by Globo reveals that 84% of voters in the Federal District are in favor of the involuntary hospitalization of homeless people, with greater support among women (88%) and voters aged 60 or over (88%). The first hospitalization occurred in August, after the law was sanctioned in July by the GDF.

Candidates from União Brasil, PT, Popular Unity and Christian Democracy completed campaign agendas in Salvador, Feira de Santana, Dias d'Ávila and Simões Filho, including radio interviews, meetings with leaders, walks and motorcades.

Governor Jorginho Mello visited works in Indaial, had lunch with supporters at a recreational society and went on to meetings in Agronômica and Rio do Sul, reinforcing his support for Flávio's candidacy and promising to make Santa Catarina respected in the 2026 elections.
Flávio Bolsonaro's former marketer, Frias, classified the Federal Police operation as a 'smokescreen' and stated that the investigation will be archived, while donating R$1 million to a film production company; In the midst of the crisis, the STF canceled the session for the second day in a row, a doctor was convicted of false cancer diagnoses to charge for unnecessary procedures, a family was found dead in bed after a storm in Paraná and two tornadoes hit the state in less than 24 hours, with video showing the damage.