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Candidates from different political parties are fulfilling campaign agendas in Aracaju and neighboring municipalities as part of the electoral process in Sergipe.
Dr. Helton (PSOL), Fábio (PSD), Ricardo Marques (PL) and Valmir de Francisquinho (Republicans) completed their agenda in Aracaju. Emanuel Cacho (PSDB) completed an agenda in the capital, Barra dos Coqueiros and Nossa Senhora do Socorro. Taty Cristina de Jesus (DC) did not inform a campaign commitment.
The candidate participated in a teachers' event in the center of the capital, attended plenary sessions of social workers and carried out leafleting at the Sergipe Emergency Hospital (Huse), in Bairro Capucho, in Aracaju.
The candidate took a walk through the capital's commercial center, as well as visits to the municipalities of Barra dos Coqueiros and Nossa Senhora do Socorro, in the Parque dos Faróis neighborhood. The candidate spoke to the TV Sergipe team about health.
The candidate recorded an electoral program for radio and television, gave an interview and participated in a walk with women supporting his re-election.
The candidate recorded an electoral program for radio and television, participated in an action in his campaign committee and met with political leaders. The candidate spoke to the TV Sergipe team about health.
The candidate's team did not send information about campaign activities.
The candidate visited the Bus Integration Terminal in the market region, in the capital. He then gave interviews and participated in a motorcade through Bairro Aruana.

During a visit to the municipality, candidate Orleans participated in a meeting with supporters and voters and in a motorcade, presenting proposals to expand the Youth Work program, invest in professional training and expand full-time schools, in addition to investing in grassroots sports and complementing the Pé-de-Meia program for students from Maranhão.

The City of Mongaguá, on the coast of São Paulo, received authorization to donate a 6,830.44 m² plot of land in Jardim Santana for the construction of housing under the Minha Casa, Minha Vida program, with up to 60% of the units reserved for municipal employees who meet income criteria and do not own another property. If the project is not completed within the deadline or the area is used for another purpose, the land will return to municipal assets.

Quaest survey released on Tuesday night (22) shows governor Lucas Ribeiro (PP) with 49% of voting intentions for the Government of Paraíba, followed by senator Efraim Filho (PL) with 16% and the former mayor of João Pessoa Cícero Lucena (MDB) with 15%. In the second round, Ribeiro leads over both opponents.

William Siri, PSOL candidate for the government of Rio de Janeiro, campaigned in Largo da Carioca this Tuesday (22) and announced that, if elected, he will carry out a fine-tooth comb on Rioprevidência's contracts, suspend payroll deductions related to Banco Master, renegotiate interest on loans and publish monthly open data on the institution's investments.

David Almeida, former mayor of Manaus and candidate for the government of Amazonas for the 'Pra Cima, Amazonas' coalition, presented proposals focused on investments and public works to generate jobs, including construction of schools, UBSs and paving. His agenda included a debate on TV at 9:45 am, a walk in the Manoa neighborhood at 5 pm and a meeting at Tarumã-Açu at 8 pm. The electoral campaign began on August 16th, with advertising on TV and radio starting on August 28th, and the first round will be on October 4th.

During a political event, candidate Juliete defended 100% free education, increased places in schools and universities, full education until 2030, permanence allowance for students, a unified career plan for education professionals and new public competitions.