
Strategy foresees travel to all regions of the country and a focus on street agendas in the next two weeks.
Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign in the second round will prioritize cities with greater growth potential, intensifying street agendas and focusing on strategic locations in the five regions of the country.
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The electoral campaign for the second round of the presidential elections is in its final stages.
The campaign of senator and presidential candidate, Flávio Bolsonaro (PL), is still finalizing the schedule of trips that will be made in the second round, but will prioritize those cities where he has the greatest potential for growth.
Flávio must travel to all regions of the country, even with a shorter campaign period, but he will not be able to pass through all the states. There are 17 days left until the second round of elections.
The order is to intensify street activities over the next two weeks. One of the cities that the senator should visit is Porto Alegre (RS), where Flávio had just over 41% of votes, behind Lula.
The bet now is that the victory of Luciano Zucco (PL) as governor of the state will help in the election of the Bolsonarista.
In cities in the Northeast, Flávio also wants to increase the votes he had in the first round. This is the case of Aracaju (SE), where it received 37% of the votes. Among the states, one of the bets is Bahia, where it obtained 28% of the votes.
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Carrying out campaign trips to Porto Alegre and Aracaju
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