
Governor Jorginho Mello visited works in Indaial, had lunch with supporters at a recreational society and went on to meetings in Agronômica and Rio do Sul, reinforcing his support for Flávio's candidacy and promising to make Santa Catarina respected in the 2026 elections.
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The 2026 electoral campaign began on August 16 across the country, allowing candidates to ask for votes and hold rallies, walks, debates and publicize proposals on radio, TV and the internet, following the rules of the Electoral Court. The first round will be on October 4th and the second, if necessary, on October 25th.
Jorginho Mello visited works and met with supporters in Vale do Itajaí this Thursday (10) — Photo: NSC TV/Reproduction
In the morning, he visited construction sites in Indaial. Afterwards, he met with supporters and other candidates from the coalition for lunch at a recreational society, where he spoke to voters and gave a speech.
In the afternoon, he went to a meeting with supporters in the municipality of Agronômica and in the evening he will be in the city of Rio do Sul, where he will also meet with party leaders.
"First, I'm going to work hard for Flávio to win the election. The government that's there doesn't like Santa Catarina. And then, regardless of that, I'm going to make Santa Catarina respected. We're not going to bow our heads to anyone."
🔍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:
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Jorginho Mello will continue to visit and meet with supporters in other municipalities in Santa Catarina in the coming weeks.
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