
Candidatos de diversos partidos cumprem agenda de campanha em Sergipe, com atividades na capital Aracaju e no interior, incluindo reuniões, entrevistas, carreatas e encontros com apoiadores e lideranças.
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Candidatos de diferentes partidos estão cumprindo agenda de campanha em Sergipe, visitando cidades do interior e participando de eventos na capital Aracaju.
Dr. Helton (PSOL) teve compromissos na capital. Emanuel Cacho (PSDB) e Valmir de Francisquinho (Republicanos) estiveram na capital e no interior. Fábio (PSD) realizou atividades de campanha no interior. Ricardo Marques (PL) teve compromissos na capital e em Simão Dias. Taty Cristina de Jesus (DC) esteve em Aracaju e São Cristóvão.
O candidato se reuniu com a equipe de campanha, visitou o ato dos professores da rede estadual de ensino, no Centro da capital, e participou de um encontro com a militância na Praça Camerino, também na capital.
O candidato concedeu entrevistas em Aracaju e em Itabaiana. Em seguida, esteve em Canindé de São Francisco para um encontro com apoiadores.
O candidato participou de uma carreata ao longo do dia no interior do estado, passando pelos municípios de Santo Amaro das Brotas, Maruim, Rosário do Catete, General Maynard, Carmópolis, Japaratuba e Pirambu.
O candidato fez panfletagem no centro comercial da capital, teve reunião com equipe e realizou uma carreata em Simão Dias.
A candidata realizou um encontro com empresários, ação com eleitores em São Cristóvão. Ela também participou de um evento com empreendedoras.
O candidato participou de um almoço com líderes empresariais do setor produtivo e realizou uma carreata pela região do Baixo São Francisco, passando pelos municípios de Pacatuba, Brejo Grande, Ilha das Flores, Neópolis, Santana do São Francisco, Japoatã e Propriá.

Candidates for the government of Bahia, ACM Neto, Jerônimo Rodrigues, Aroldo Félix, Maria Bona, Ariel Capistrano and Ronaldo Mansur, completed their campaign schedules this Friday (24), with walks, motorcades, leafleting, rallies and interviews in cities such as Valença, Feira de Santana, Senhor do Bonfim, Paulo Afonso, Casa Nova, Campo Formoso, Camaçari and Salvador.

Candidates for the 2024 municipal elections in Teresina and other cities in Piauí completed a campaign schedule with walks, meetings with leaders, interviews and cultural events. The first round will be on October 4th and the second, if necessary, on October 25th. A candidate defended public competitions for notaries and registrars during a meeting with the category in the East Zone of Teresina.

Candidate for the government of Pernambuco defends demilitarization of the Military Police, legalization of drugs, investment in education and culture for young people from the outskirts, creation of the 'Pact against Factions' and monitoring of currencies to combat organized crime, citing more than R$2 billion in investments via the Together for Security program.

The 2026 elections in Brazil will have a first round on October 4th and a possible second round on October 25th. The campaign ends on October 3rd, with resumption in the case of a second round until October 24th. The TSE authorizes the use of loudspeakers and amplifiers on the eve of the election, from 8 am to 10 pm, maintaining a minimum distance of 200 meters from hospitals, schools, barracks, courts and government offices.
The federal government published a provisional measure that prohibits the exploration, offering, intermediation and advertising of online betting and games in Brazil, with a deadline for voluntary withdrawal until October 5th and deactivation of platforms from October 6th. President Lula compared betting to a 'cancer' and crack addiction, citing social and financial impacts, including R$62.5 billion in family losses by 2025 and R$38.8 billion in annual health costs related to gambling.

Renan Santos claims that candidates who promise not to reform Social Security are lying, defends a model of concessions for infrastructure with clear regulations and proposes a single electronic medical record in the SUS to prioritize care by severity and allow the federal government to choose university courses.