Tocantins candidates have their agenda published according to TV Anhanguera's voting intentions criteria

Following TV Anhanguera's criteria, defined with representatives of parties and coalitions, candidates who appear with 5% to 14% of voting intentions in the latest Quaest survey will have their agenda monitored on Tuesdays and Thursdays. In this case, only Laurenz Moreira (PSD) was in this range. Ataídes had his schedule published because he fit the rules for candidates with one appearance per week, as they obtained less than 5%.

The candidate for the PSD government of Tocantins started his agenda at 8 am. He participated in the candidate meeting, where he spoke with businesspeople from the trade of goods, services and tourism. During the meeting, Laurez discussed preparing young people for the job market and defended the restructuring of the state's education model. In the afternoon, the candidate visited businesses in the northern region of Palmas.

"We cannot continue in the state where people, every day, see the governor being accused of corruption, its political components. We have to change this. Make a policy, which I always say: if you remove corruption from the state of Tocantins, you can have the lowest tax burden in the country. We will eliminate corruption in this state, making it a waste of resources", said the candidate.

The Novo Party candidate, who was also at the Fecomércio System headquarters, highlighted the situation of public education in the state. The candidate criticized the number of temporary contracts in the state network and defended measures to guarantee stability for teachers.

"60% of our teachers are hired temporarily. A teacher who goes to the classroom to teach a class without knowing if he will return tomorrow, this is very serious. So the situation in education we will have to review. Hold a public examination to provide stability, a career plan for our teachers", said the candidate.

Candidates who registered 15% or more of voting intentions will have their agenda displayed on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. For those who appear with 5% to 14%, coverage will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays. For those with less than 5% it will be once a week. Candidates who did not score (less than 1%), will be given once every 15 days.