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The 2026 electoral campaign in Brazil officially began on August 16, allowing candidates to carry out campaign activities such as rallies, walks and debates, in accordance with the rules of the Electoral Court. The first round is scheduled for October 4th, with a possible second round on October 25th.
The politician participated in a civil construction fair, where he visited stands and spoke with professionals in the field. The agenda also brought together supporters and party members at Expocentro.
Questioned by NSC TV, the candidate responded about how the state will demand results from municipalities and companies responsible for sanitation:
"Supporting the municipalities. We change, we increase 50% of the day what it takes to be a partner through our house, making some type of investment, helping by calling partnership so that we can continue this partnership together with the mayor to solve this chronic problem in Santa Catarina".
After the agenda on the North Coast, Jorginho Mello returned to Florianópolis, where he participated in a panel with candidates for the State government.
🔍The 2026 electoral campaign began on August 16 across the country. Since this date, candidates have been authorized to ask for votes and hold rallies, walks, debates and publicize their proposals on radio, TV and the internet, following the rules established by the Electoral Court.
The first round of the 2026 elections will be held on October 4. The second round, if necessary, is scheduled for October 25th. In Santa Catarina, the parties defined eight names in the dispute for government. They are:

The candidate for the government of Paraná Sandro Alex (PSD) stated that, if elected, he will unify the telephone numbers of the state's emergency services, such as SAMU and Civil Defense, using Artificial Intelligence for triage and rapid routing. The statement was made in an interview with TVCI this Tuesday (8).

Candidates for the government of Sergipe completed electoral agendas in the capital and in the interior of the state, including walks, motorcades and meetings with leaders.

The 2026 electoral campaign began on August 16 across Brazil, allowing candidates to ask for votes and hold rallies, walks, debates and publicize proposals on radio, TV and the internet. The first round will be on October 4th and the second, if necessary, on October 25th. In Santa Catarina, eight names were defined for the dispute for government.

This Tuesday (8), candidate Emanuel Cacho (PSDB) participated in a meeting with the marketing team, gave interviews to radio stations, met with the community of Bairro 17 de Março and spoke to TV Sergipe about education, promising to pay all the rights owed to teaching in his first year of government.

Representatives of workers and Celesc's Board of Directors signed a commitment to maintain the company as public, discussing demands from the category and impacts of the privatization of other state-owned companies. The commitment includes the need for investment in the sewage collection and treatment network and the condition of charging municipalities and third-party companies. The 2026 electoral campaign began on August 16, with a first round on October 4 and a second round on October 25, if necessary. In Santa Catarina, eight names were defined for the dispute for government.

The candidate for the government of Paraíba by PL, Efraim Filho, defended in an interview with TV Cabo Branco the reopening of 24-hour police stations and the removal of prisons from Mangabeira, in João Pessoa, as central public security measures for a possible government.