Wednesday, September 9th, saw presidential hopefuls engaging in a variety of campaign activities across Brazil. Their schedules included public rallies, direct voter outreach, meetings with industry representatives, institutional visits, and participation in events addressing critical social issues.
Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) focused his campaign efforts in Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais, participating in a motorcycle rally and a public gathering.
Hertz Dias (PSTU) visited the Correios Distribution Center in Vila Leopoldina, São Paulo. He advocated for the continued state ownership of the postal service, stating, “Our proposal goes beyond preventing privatization. We advocate for Correios under worker control, as they understand the company’s reality and ensure its daily operation.”
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) conducted his campaign in Piauí. In Teresina, he visited the Professora Júlia Nunes Alves State Center for Full-Time Education, exploring initiatives in artificial intelligence, technology, and professional training. Lula also inspected the revitalization and doubling project of the city’s VLT (light rail transit) system.
Renan Santos (Missão) attended an event at the Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV) in São Paulo.
Romeu Zema (Novo) presented a document in Brasília aimed at Christian voters, articulating his opposition to abortion in all circumstances and the legalization of drugs. The document also addressed healthcare, education, security, and the issue of online betting, with Zema emphasizing the need to combat addiction to online gambling.
Ronaldo Caiado (PSD) granted interviews to Rádio Itatiaia in Minas Gerais and Rádio Massa FM. In São Paulo, he met with the Brazilian Association of Real Estate Developers (Abrainc) and visited the Instituto Resgatando Vidas, an organization providing educational, cultural, and sports activities in peripheral communities. Caiado highlighted the importance of social organizations in areas where the state’s capacity is limited.
Rui Costa Pimenta (PCO) did not have a public campaign schedule reported for the day.
Samara Martins (UP) was active in São Paulo, participating in the “Act For A Nation Without Femicide and Rape” event in Praça da Sé, which drew demonstrators and UP members.
Wilson Grassi (Democratas) gave an interview to the newspaper A Voz de Campos in Campos dos Goytacazes, Rio de Janeiro. He criticized the behavior of candidates who avoid debates and the media’s practice of not inviting all candidates.
Augusto Cury (Avante) visited the 28th São Paulo International Book Biennial in the state capital. He also held meetings with cooperative organizations from Bahia (Oceb) and Paraná (Ocepar).
Clariana Barão (DC) attended an event at the Jockey Club in São Paulo.
Edmilson Costa (PCB) did not have a public campaign agenda on this date.
The order of candidate agenda coverage follows a daily alphabetical rotation.