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Clécio Luís, candidato à reeleição no Amapá, participa de agenda de campanha em Macapá e Santana
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Clécio Luís, candidato à reeleição no Amapá, participa de agenda de campanha em Macapá e Santana

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  • Clécio Luís, candidato à reeleição ao governo do Amapá pelo União Brasil, cumpriu agenda de campanha nesta quarta-feira com entrevista, reunião, gravação, caminhada em Santana e encontro na Fortaleza de São José de Macapá.
  • A propaganda eleitoral gratuita no rádio e TV começou na sexta-feira (28) e vai até 1º de outubro, com o primeiro turno marcado para 4 de outubro.

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Why It Matters

A campanha eleitoral para as eleições de 2026 começou em 16 de agosto em todo o Brasil, permitindo que os candidatos realizem propaganda nas ruas e na internet. A propaganda eleitoral gratuita no rádio e televisão iniciou na sexta-feira, 28 de agosto, e se estende até 1º de outubro, com o primeiro turno das eleições marcado para 4 de outubro.

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Clécio Luís, candidato à reeleição ao governo do Amapá, é filiado ao União Brasil — Foto: Isadora Pereira/g1

Pela manhã, o político concedeu uma entrevista e participou de uma reunião. À tarde, o candidato realizou uma gravação e participou de uma caminhada em Santana.

À noite, Clécio Luís participou de encontro na Fortaleza de São José de Macapá.

A campanha eleitoral começou no dia 16 de agosto em todo o país. Desde então, os candidatos podem realizar propaganda nas ruas e na internet.

Na televisão e no rádio, a propaganda eleitoral começou na sexta-feira (28) e segue até 1º de outubro. O primeiro turno das eleições acontece em 4 de outubro.

Às segundas, quartas e sextas-feiras, são exibidas as campanhas dos candidatos a senador, deputado estadual e governador. A propaganda eleitoral gratuita é considerada fundamental para atrair eleitores e ampliar a projeção dos candidatos.

Open Questions

  • Quais são as principais propostas de Clécio Luís para a reeleição?
  • Como ele se posiciona em relação aos outros candidatos ao governo do Amapá?
  • Qual é a expectativa de desempenho dele nas pesquisas eleitorais?

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