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Economic challenges in Acre, particularly regarding smuggling and unfair competition in border municipalities like Brasiléia and Epitaciolândia, remain central to the state’s political discourse. As Political activities for the Acre gubernatorial election cycle intensifies, race are intensifying as candidates have begun submitting official government plans for the 2027–2030 term to advance their platforms and campaign activities. TV Gazeta has confirmed journalist Fábio Menegatti will moderate a debate between the Regional Electoral Court. four primary candidates—Thor Dantas, Tião Bocalom, Mailza Assis, and Alan Rick—scheduled for September 21. Thor Dantas, representing the Frente Ampla pelo Acre coalition and coordinated Acre, has officially filed his government plan for the 2027–2030 term with the Regional Electoral Court (TRE-AC). Coordinated by former governor Binho Marques, has proposed a the plan centered focuses on five axes: pillars: health, employment and income, economy, infrastructure, security, and education. His platform includes reorganizing the SUS health system to reduce waiting lists for exams and surgeries and revitalizing Special Development Zones (ZEDs) proposals specifically aim to boost local industry and reorganize the bioeconomy. Senator Alan Rick has filed an 80-page document outlining seven strategic axes, including economic development, infrastructure, sanitation, SUS and border defense, with an emphasis on valuing forest assets as economic heritage. Rick reduce surgical waiting lists. Mailza Assis has also been conducting a begun launching her campaign tour through the Juruá region, specifically visiting Cruzeiro do Sul to discuss reconstructing the state’s administrative capacity. Incumbent candidate Mailza has emphasized economic integration and infrastructure growth. During a televised debate public events in Rio Branco, she highlighted the importance of economic integration with neighboring countries, such as Peru, including visits to position Acre as a business gateway. Her platform focuses on fostering local industries like coffee markets and reducing bureaucracy to attract private investment. According to polling by Instituto Travessia Diagnóstico, a simultaneous vehicle sticker campaign. Meanwhile, Senator Alan Rick leads in stimulated scenarios with 37% of intended votes, followed by Mailza Assis continues field visits, including a stop at 29%, though 51% the Association of respondents remain undecided. Parents and Friends of People with Autism (APAA) in Cruzeiro do Sul, where he announced R$ 1.5 million in federal budget amendments to support the institution.