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Brazil election updates: Hana Ghassan leads in Pará as regional campaigns intensify

As the 2026 Brazilian elections approach, various regional and national political developments are unfolding. In Pará, a Real Time Big Data poll shows Hana Ghassan (MDB) leading the gubernatorial race with 52% of valid votes, potentially securing a first-round victory over Daniel Santos (Podemos), who holds 37%.

In Pernambuco, João Campos (PSB) is campaigning with proposals for a state-level '13th Bolsa Família' payment, expanded childcare, and debt renegotiation programs. Meanwhile, the 'Frente Popular' coalition has filed legal action against Amisadai de Andrade, alleging she led a coordinated digital attack network against Campos.

In Paraíba, candidates are focusing on regional needs: Lucas Ribeiro highlighted R$ 1.2 billion in state investments in Sousa, while Efraim Filho emphasized water infrastructure and reducing bureaucracy for the construction sector. In Maranhão, vice-governor Felipe Camarão responded to internal party friction regarding support for Eduardo Braide.

Nationally, President Lula addressed the prohibition of online betting platforms, stating the move would not harm football, despite opposition from clubs. In Ceará, candidates Capitão Wagner and Roberto Cláudio have challenged a TSE injunction that suspended their campaign activities, raising suspicions of judicial bias.

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Daniel Santos · Dr. Daniel Santos · Hana Ghassan · Helder Barbalho · Humberto Costa · João Campos · Marília Arraes · Mendonça Filho · Pará · Pernambuco · Raquel Lyra · Real Time Big Data

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