Lula maintains the lead in the first round of elections, but Flávio Roscoe is getting closer in the polls; the PF handed over data from Vorcaro's cell phone to STF ministers; postal strike with no end date; Haddad promises to use AI in healthcare and review the privatization of Sabesp; Flávio Roscoe criticizes the STF and defends printed votes; Garotinho proposes cutting tax incentives and 'Bope 2.0'; Grass announces BRB audit in 90 days.
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The article brings together headlines about elections, PF investigations, the Correios strike, promises from the Minister of Finance and statements from politicians in regional interviews.
Lula maintains the lead in the 1st round, but sees Flávio approaching; read analysis by Felipe Nunes
PF says it handed over data from Vorcaro's cell phone to Moraes, Zanin and Gilmar
The postal strike has no end date; How are deliveries?
Haddad promises to use AI in health queues and review privatization of Sabesp
Flávio Roscoe criticizes the STF and defends the printed vote in an interview with MG1
To RJ1, Garotinho defends cutting tax incentives and details 'Bope 2.0'
In DF1, Grass talks about a complete audit of the BRB in 90 days

Candidate for the government of Santa Catarina states that privatizing Casan will be his government's first measure, after interviews in Tijucas, Itajaí and Florianópolis. The 2026 electoral campaign began on August 16, with a first round on October 4 and a possible second round on October 25.

Tarcísio de Freitas, Republican candidate, will be the second interviewed in the TV Globo series with candidates for the governor of São Paulo. The conversation will be shown live on SP1, directly from Estúdios Globo, and led by journalist Alan Severiano. The broadcast will also be available on g1.

The candidate for governor of Rio de Janeiro by PL, Douglas Ruas, campaigned in Méier, North Zone of Rio, this Monday (14), promising to maintain and expand neighborhood police projects, such as the Programa Segurança Presente, and plan operations to regain control of communities dominated by organized crime, aiming to reduce street robberies and support local businesses.

The mayor of São Paulo, Ricardo Nunes, stated that, if the STF determines the end of the wi-fi contract with the Instituto Saber Brasil, owned by Karina da Gama, producer of the film 'Dark Horse' about Bolsonaro, he will have to close the service on the outskirts and start a new call. The R$108 million contract for 5,000 points installed just 3,200 and received R$113.9 million in two years. The Civil Police points to suspicions of misappropriation of resources to finance the film, with an excess price of R$1,800 per point compared to R$230 from Prodam, and a difference of R$26 million paid for services not provided.

The PSD candidate for governor of Rio de Janeiro, Eduardo Paes, promised to expand the Transolímpica from Avenida Brasil to the center of Nova Iguaçu, passing through Nilópolis and Mesquita, with the implementation of BRT along the entire route. He also proposed extending Via Light to Cabuçu, connecting it to Avenida Brasil, and transforming the old Nova Iguaçu airport into a public park with leisure, cultural areas and structures to combat flooding.

SE2 will conduct interviews with candidates for the government of Sergipe in the 2026 elections, from Monday (14) to Saturday (19), conducted by journalist Lyderwan Santos. The order was defined by lottery with the advisors, with live interviews for candidates from parties with representation in the National Congress and a recorded interview for the candidate from a party without representation.