
Candidates for the 2026 elections in Pará held motorcades, walks, leafleting and planning meetings in Belém and municipalities in the interior, with the first round scheduled for October 4th and a possible second round on the 25th of the same month.
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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, motorcades, walks, leafleting and team planning meetings were held.
The events took place in Belém and in the interior of the state.
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.
See below how each candidate's campaign day went, in alphabetical order:
In the morning, the candidate took part in a walk in the Pedreira neighborhood, in the capital of Pará. In the afternoon, the candidate was in the municipality of Castanhal, where she participated in a campaign motorcade.
In the morning, candidate Daniel Santos participated in a motorcade in Belém, leaving the Portal da Amazônia.
Until the publication of this article, the candidate had not disclosed official commitments.
In the morning, the candidate participated in a motorcade in Parauapebas. In the afternoon, Hana Ghassan held another motorcade in Belém, with a concentration at Portal da Amazônia.
The candidate carried out leafleting on social media during the morning. In the afternoon and evening, the candidate participated in a final alignment meeting with her campaign team.
Candidate Well Macêdo completed her schedule in Belém this Saturday (3). In the morning, the candidate went on a walk accompanied by leafleting on Cotijuba Island.

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