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The state elections in Maranhão will have a first round on October 4th and a second round, if necessary, on October 25th. The candidates are carrying out campaign agendas in different regions of the state.
Among the activities were visits to quilombola communities, meetings with political leaders, motorcycle rides and presentation of proposals for the state's economic development.
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:
André Luís canceled, due to health problems, his campaign schedule that he would have in the morning in the capital. In the afternoon, he participated in an online meeting with political leaders.
During the agenda, the candidate presented proposals aimed at generating work and income and industrialization. He stated that he intends to invest in the economic development of municipalities based on local vocations and expand the industrialization of Maranhão products to increase the presence of these items in the regional market.
During the agenda, he presented proposals for economic development. The candidate stated that he intends to attract industries through tax incentives and cited the Export Processing Zone and the exploration of the Equatorial Margin among the measures that, according to him, can contribute to the generation of jobs and the economic development of the state.
Reginaldo Lima completed a schedule in quilombola communities in Cantanhede, in the east of the state, where he spent the day visiting residents alongside political allies.

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The candidate for the government of Amapá, Dr. Furlan (PSD), completed three campaign agendas this Thursday (24), in Oiapoque and Macapá, including a motorcade in the morning, visits to neighborhoods in the afternoon and a meeting with supporters in the evening. The 2026 elections begin on August 16th, with the first round on October 4th.
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The candidate for re-election to the Amapá government, Clécio Luís (União Brasil), completed four campaign agendas this Thursday (24), including a walk in the Fazendinha district, training in Santana, an administrative agenda and a meeting with the campaign coordinator. The 2026 elections begin on August 16th, with the first round on October 4th.

In the first round of elections scheduled for October 4, candidates Cícero Lucena, Efraim Filho, Lucas Ribeiro, Pedro Coutinho and Yuri Ezequel completed campaign agendas in João Pessoa and cities in the metropolitan region, including television debates, recordings of electoral guides, meetings with community leaders, military ceremonies, visits to merchants, interviews on radio and TV, evangelical services, meetings with university students and shopping mall workers, in addition to activities with quilombola communities and leafleting on avenues and parks in the capital.