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The electoral campaign for the 2026 elections began on August 16 across Brazil, with the first round scheduled for October 4, when Brazilians will vote for president, governor, senator, federal deputy and state deputy.
Dr. Furlan (PSD) during the campaign agenda. — Photo: Maria Clara Prudêncio/g1
The candidate for the government of Amapá, Dr. Furlan (PSD), completed four campaign agendas this Monday (28), in Macapá and Santana.
In the morning, the candidate participated in flag marches in Macapá and Santana. In the afternoon and evening, he visited people in neighborhoods in both municipalities.
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:

In the first round of elections for governor of Paraíba scheduled for October 4th, with a second round on the 25th of the same month, candidates Cícero Lucena (MDB), Efraim Filho (PL), Lucas Ribeiro (PP), Pedro Coutinho and Yuri Ezequiel completed campaign agendas in João Pessoa this Monday (28th), including debates, walks, meetings and visits to unions and electoral committees.

Mateus Simões (PSD), candidate for re-election to the government of Minas Gerais, defended the expansion of access to exams in basic health units during a meeting with political leaders in Sete Lagoas, citing the Regional Hospital and the Exame da Hora program.

In an interview with TV Globo, the candidate announced social protection proposals for families in Pernambuco, including 13th salary from Bolsa Família, construction of daycare centers and the 'Nome Limpo para Pernambuco' program for debt renegotiation, following an agenda with market traders and residents in Roda de Fogo.

Candidate Fábio (PSD) gave a radio interview, participated in a meeting with the team and political leaders and held a motorcade in the North Zone of Aracaju, citing priorities such as construction of the 60+ Hospital, completion of the maternity ward and delivery of the bridge between Aracaju and Barra dos Coqueiros.

Candidates Cadu de Lula (PT), Allyson Bezerra (União Brasil) and Álvaro Dias (PL) fulfilled campaign agendas in Rio Grande do Norte, focusing on infrastructure, mobility and economic development proposals, with emphasis on the organization of state finances, green port-industry projects, improvements in Natal's drainage and tax incentives to attract investments.

Less than two weeks before the 2026 elections, Minas Gerais records 3,737 reports of irregular electoral propaganda in 332 municipalities, with Belo Horizonte leading the ranking. The excess of campaign materials on the streets causes inconvenience to voters and damages urban space. The Electoral Court guides complaints through the Pardal app and warns about fines and the risk of disqualification for violating candidates.