Candidates fulfill their campaign agenda in Belém and the interior of Pará

Among the day's activities, there were visits to fairs and public markets, walks in neighborhoods, leafleting at universities and public roads, interviews with radio stations, meetings with supporters, in addition to recordings of electoral propaganda.

The events were held in Belém and also in cities in the interior of the state.

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:

The candidate began her campaign agenda in the morning with a visit to the Bengui fair, in Belém. Afterwards, she met with members of the Council of Municipal Health Secretariats of Pará. In the afternoon, she recorded content for her social networks and for free election hours.

In the morning, candidate Daniel Santos (PODEMOS) held political commitments in the cities of Anajás and Afuá, in the Marajó region. In the afternoon, the candidate participated in a walk with supporters in the Barreiro neighborhood, in Belém.

The candidate started the agenda by taking part in a walk at the Ver-o-Peso Market, in Belém. In the early afternoon, she fulfilled official government commitments. In the evening, the candidate carried out an act of political mobilization with supporters in the Sacramenta neighborhood, also in the capital.

The candidate started the day with a meeting with the electoral campaign team. In the afternoon, she carried out a leafleting activity on Rua Dom Romualdo de Seixas, in Belém. In the evening, the candidate continued her leafleting activity in the Marambaia neighborhood, also in the capital.

The candidate started the agenda by leafleting with supporters at a University. In mid-morning, he gave an interview to a local radio station. In the evening, the candidate participated in an online state plenary with supporters from several municipalities in Pará.