
Candidates for Teresina's municipal elections participated in walks, leafleting, visits to institutions, interviews and religious events throughout the day, with the first round scheduled for October 4th and the second for October 25th, if necessary.
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The first round of elections will be held on October 4th. The second round, if necessary, is scheduled for October 25th.
Throughout the day, the candidates participated in walks, leafleting, visits to educational institutions, meetings with supporters and representatives of professional categories, as well as political meetings and religious events.
They also gave interviews, recorded content for social media and the electoral program and participated in campaign events in the capital and in the interior of the state.
The first round of elections will be held on October 4th. The second round, if necessary, is scheduled for October 25th.
See below how each candidate's campaign day went, in alphabetical order:
In the morning, the candidate visited the Mafuá Market and participated in a meeting with representatives from the health category.
In the morning, the candidate took a walk in the São Joaquim neighborhood, in the North Zone of Teresina. In the afternoon, he gave an interview to a podcast and participated in a campaign coordination meeting.
In the evening, the candidate participated in a meeting with residents and supporters in the Redonda neighborhood, in the Southeast Zone of the capital.
The candidate participated in a meeting with campaign coordination and advisors. Then, we recorded campaign content.
During the afternoon, he was at the IFPI Workers' Assembly, in the center of Teresina, and carried out leafleting near the institution.
In the morning, the candidate recorded for the electoral program. In the afternoon, he participated in the procession of Nossa Senhora das Mercês, in Jaicós.
In the evening, the candidate met with supporters at Clube do Gari, in Teresina, and participated in the celebrations for the anniversary of the municipality of Barras.
The candidate completed his schedule in Picos this Thursday (24). In the morning, he visited family and supporters, visited the State University of Piauí (Uespi), toured the city center and visited the Federal Institute of Piauí (IFPI).
In the afternoon, he visited the Picos Central Market, participated in the agenda at the National Forum of Black Transvestites and Transsexuals (Fonatrans) and was at the Ceti Marcos Parente State School.
At night, the candidate participated in a political event hosted by a candidate for federal deputy. Then, he attended a political event for a candidate for state deputy.
In the morning, the candidate carried out leafleting in Ceasa, in the South Zone of Teresina, and in Praça da Bandeira, in the center of the capital.
In the afternoon, the candidate returned to Praça da Bandeira, where he continued his leafleting activities.

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