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The election campaign began on August 16 across the country. Candidates can now advertise on the streets and on the internet. On TV and radio, advertising began on August 28th. The first round of elections will be on October 4th.
In the morning, Clécio Luís participated in the launch of the Education Commitment Letter and met with the campaign coordination. In the afternoon, the candidate participated in a recording and a walk. In the evening, he attended a plenary session.
The election campaign began on August 16 across the country. Candidates can now advertise on the streets and on the internet. On TV and radio, advertising began on August 28th. The first round of elections will be on October 4th.

Daniel Vilela, MDB candidate for government of Goiás, stated in a podcast interview that he intends to expand the Goiás na Palma da Mão project, which offers public services via WhatsApp, to increase agility, reduce costs and improve the efficiency of the public machine.

On the 27th day of the campaign, candidates from PSTU, União Brasil and PSD fulfilled agendas in Macapá and municipalities in the interior of Amapá, with activities such as signing the Education Commitment Letter, campaign meetings, recordings for social networks and walks. The first round of elections is scheduled for October 4th and the second, if necessary, for October 25th.

The election campaign began in Calçoene, north of Amapá, with a parade and walk through the streets of the municipality. Then candidate Dr. Furlan followed with visits to Pracuúba, Amapà, Tartarugalzinho and Ferreira Gomes.
During a meeting organised by the hotel union, community council and trade associations of Recreio, Vargens and Jacarepaguá, candidate Ruas said that if elected, he would create a new indicator to assess police performance in Rio de Janeiro and combat drug trafficking and militia dominance in Southwest Zone communities.

Fato ou Fake checked the statements of the candidate for the government of Rio de Janeiro, Eduardo Paes (PSD), during the hearing. The check analyzed statements about the arrests of former state secretaries, Basic Education Development Indexes, spending on public security and the capital's debt limit.

The 2026 election campaign began on August 16 across Brazil, allowing candidates to carry out activities such as rallies and interviews. In Mato Grosso, candidates such as Dr. Natasha, Maurício Coelho, Otaviano Pivetta, Sergeant Laudicério and Wellington Fagundes fulfilled agendas in cities such as Poconé, Tangará da Serra, Várzea Grande and Cuiabá, following the rules of the Electoral Court.