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The electoral campaign for the 2026 elections began on August 16 across the country. The first round will be on October 4, when Brazilians will vote for president, governor, senator, federal deputy and state deputy.
Candidate for the government of Amapá, Clécio Luís. — Photo: Isadora Pereira/g1
The candidate for re-election to the government of Amapá, Clécio Luís (União Brasil), completed four campaign agendas this Thursday (24), in Macapá and Santana.
In the morning, the candidate took a walk in the Fazendinha district and participated in training in Santana. In the afternoon, he completed an administrative agenda and met with the campaign coordinator.
Elections 2026
The electoral campaign began on August 16 across the country. The first round of elections will be on October 4th.
This year, Brazilians will vote for:
president;
governor;
senator;
federal deputy;
state deputy.
VIDEOS with news from Amapá:

Candidate Wilder Moraes stated that, if elected, he will guarantee that the maximum waiting period for surgeries and exams in the State of Goiás is 15 days, promising to clear the queue in the first 120 days of government and criticizing the lack of integration between state and municipal regulation.

Until October 2, seven candidates for the government of Rio Grande do Sul will answer questions from voters in weekly interviews on RBS TV on six topics: security, health, education, infrastructure, economy and climate disaster prevention. Each candidate will have 30 seconds to respond, three per day, according to the order defined by the latest electoral survey by Grupo RBS.

Candidate for the governor of Rio Grande do Sul by the PCO, Cesar Pontes, completed his campaign schedule in Porto Alegre this Thursday (24), distributing materials and talking to voters. He answered the question about reducing the tax burden for small and medium-sized traders, proposing a review of the federative pact to decentralize public resources.

Araceli Lemos, PSOL candidate for the Government of Pará, announced plans to restructure the State Housing Company (Cohab), deliver 30,000 housing units in four years and reduce the deficit of 400,000 homes, with a focus on social housing, credit for vulnerable women and integration with climate policies.

Candidates for Teresina's municipal elections participated in walks, leafleting, visits to institutions, interviews and religious events throughout the day, with the first round scheduled for October 4th and the second for October 25th, if necessary.

The 2026 election campaign began on August 16 across Brazil, allowing candidates to carry out activities such as rallies, walks and interviews. On the same day, candidates such as Dr. Natasha, Maurício Coelho, Sergeant Laudicério and Wellington Fagundes completed agendas in cities in Mato Grosso, including Cuiabá, Várzea Grande and Rondonópolis, participating in hearings, lives, interviews and meetings with local leaders.