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BackCandidates from PSTU, União Brasil and PSD fulfill campaign agendas in Amapá
Candidates from PSTU, União Brasil and PSD fulfill campaign agendas in Amapá
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Candidates from PSTU, União Brasil and PSD fulfill campaign agendas in Amapá

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In the first round of elections scheduled for October 4th, with a possible second round on October 25th, candidates from the PSTU, União Brasil and PSD carried out campaign agendas in Macapá and municipalities in Amapá, including leafleting, podcast recording, meetings, walks and visits to neighborhoods and housing complexes.

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The first round of elections is scheduled for October 4th, and the second round, if necessary, should take place on October 25th.

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The first round of elections is scheduled for October 4th, and the second round, if necessary, should take place on October 25th.

The PSTU candidate carried out leafleting at 9 am in the Macapá shopping center. At 3pm, he participated in a podcast recording. At 5pm, he participated in a meeting with supporters in the Novo Horizonte neighborhood.

The União Brasil candidate carried out administrative orders from 9am to 12pm. In the afternoon, at 1pm, he participated in a meeting with the campaign coordinator. At 4pm, he took part in a boat trip in Santana bound for Mazagão. At 4:30 pm, he took part in a walk in Mazagão. At 5:30 pm, he took part in another walk in Mazagão Novo.

The PSD candidate participated, at 9 am, in meetings with leaders, in Macapá. At 9:30 am, he visited neighborhoods in the north of the capital. In the afternoon, at 3pm, he participated in plenary sessions on mining. At 4:30 pm, he visited housing complexes in Macapá. In the evening, at 7pm, he participated in meetings with candidates and activists.

Open Questions

  • What are each candidate's main proposals?
  • What is the expectation of voter turnout in Amapá?
  • Are there voting intention surveys released for these elections?

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This article was originally published by G1.

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