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Brazilian legislative and regional election campaigns

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Political candidates in Brazil are intensifying their electoral campaigns for upcoming legislative and executive positions through regional mobilization and digital strategies. In the Acre gubernatorial race, candidate Alan Rick (Republicanos) has expanded his platform to include a major infrastructure and sanitation ~~agenda. Following a meeting with professionals from the Regional Council of Engineering and Agronomy (Crea-AC), Rick stated his intention~~ agenda, pledging to unlock approximately R$ 1.2 billion in stalled or uninitiated projects linked to parliamentary amendments and agreements. His proposed priorities include the Parque da Cidade, Viaduto da Corrente, Arco Metropolitano, and the Quinta Ponte, alongside investments in urban drainage and rural road recovery. Rick pledged to implement stricter oversight and cost controls to prevent corruption. Recent projects. While previous polling by JC Continental ~~indicates~~ showed Rick ~~holds 43.3% of intended votes,~~ with a ~~20.1 percentage point lead over his nearest competitor.~~ significant lead, new data from Delta Agency indicates a shift in the race: Mailza Assis now leads with 40.62% of the vote, followed by Alan Rick at 30.50%. Other gubernatorial contenders include Tião Bocalom (12.38%) and Thor Dantas (3.25%). As the election ~~approaches, candidates are intensifying final efforts through rallies and debates. Incumbent~~ nears, Mailza Assis has emphasized themes of unity and ~~running mate Jéssica Sales held a large motorcade in Cruzeiro do Sul to demonstrate regional support,~~ family values, while ~~Tião Bocalom conducted a campaign drive~~ Alan Rick has focused his efforts on rural producers and activities in ~~Plácido de Castro. A recent~~ Rio Branco. The race for the two Senate seats in Acre is also highly competitive. According to IP Sensus polling, Gladson Cameli leads with 23.6%, followed by Márcio Bittar at 18.9% and Jorge Viana at 16.8%. Other notable contenders include Mara Rocha and Eduardo Velloso. Recent televised ~~debate~~ debates featuring Mailza Assis, Alan Rick, Tião Bocalom, and Thor Dantas have highlighted sharp divisions regarding state management, specifically focusing on education funding, public transportation crises in Rio Branco, and investigations into state education contracts. In Rondônia, Senate candidate Acir Gurgacz (PDT) ~~presented a report~~ has also been active, detailing R$ 144.6 million in health resources allocated to the state during his parliamentary tenure.

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