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SE2 carries out a series of interviews with candidates for the government of Sergipe for the 2026 elections.
From Monday (14) to Saturday (19), SE2 will carry out a series of interviews with candidates for the government of Sergipe in the 2026 elections. The interviews will be conducted by journalist Lyderwan Santos.
The order of the interviews was defined by lottery with the advisors. Candidates from parties with representation in the National Congress will be interviewed live, and the candidate from a party without representation will have a recorded interview.
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Interviews were carried out between October 14th and 19th.
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