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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.
Among the day's activities, there were walks in neighborhoods, leafleting at universities and public roads, meetings with supporters, as well as recordings of electoral propaganda.
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.
Candidate Araceli Lemos (PSOL) started her campaign agenda in the morning, at 9am, visiting the CDP fair in Belém. In the afternoon, at 3pm, she met with her campaign coordinators. In the evening, from 6pm onwards, the candidate participated in a plenary session with Education professionals, alongside Beto Andrade, candidate for state deputy for the party.
Candidate Daniel Santos (PODEMOS) completed an agenda in the municipality of Ananindeua in the morning. At 7:30 am, the candidate participated in a meeting to discuss topics related to public security in the state of Pará.
Candidate Hana Ghassan (MDB) started her agenda in Belém in the morning, at 9am, participating in a ceremony celebrating the 208th anniversary of the Pará Military Police, in front of the Special Missions Command (CME) Barracks, in the Cremação neighborhood. In the afternoon, from 2pm, she recorded for the television election propaganda program. In the evening, starting at 6:30 pm, the candidate participated in a trawler-style walk in the capital.
Candidate Ruth Reis (Democrat) carried out leafleting at the intersection of Avenida Nazaré and Travessa Doutor Moraes, in Belém, during the morning. In the afternoon, the candidate dedicated herself to internal planning meetings and defining campaign strategies. During the night, the candidate had no public commitments.
Candidate Well Macêdo (PSTU) began campaign activities in the morning, at 9 am, with a leaflet in the neighborhood of Comércio, in Belém. In the late afternoon, at 5 pm, the candidate carried out leafleting at the Federal University of Pará (UFPA). In the evening, from 7 pm onwards, he participated in the party political event "Sexta Socialista", at the party headquarters, located in the São Brás neighborhood.

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.

Candidates from different parties have a campaign agenda in Sergipe, with activities in the capital Aracaju and in the interior, including meetings, interviews, motorcades and meetings with supporters and leaders.