Election Schedule on Radio and TV Starts This Friday
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Eduardo Paes, Douglas Ruas and William Siri during election propaganda on TV Reproduction The radio and television stations of Rio de Janeiro displayed on Friday (28) the first mandatory election hours of the state elections of 2026. In the contest by the Rio government, candidates Eduardo Paes (PSD), Douglas Ruas (PL) and William Siri (PSOL) used the first minutes of propaganda to present proposals, criticise the political history of the state …
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Candidates will have 2 daily blocks of 25 minutes to show proposals
The free election time of the first round starts on Friday, 28, on radio and on television. The show runs until 1 October. The schedule will have two daily blocks of 25 minutes, in addition to distributed inserts throughout the programming of the stations. + Read more policy news in the West The broadcast will take place at 7 a.m. and noon on the radio and at 1 p.m. and 8.30 p.m. on television. The distribution varies according to the position: …
Starting this Friday (August 28, 2026), the broadcast of electoral propaganda on radio and TV stations will begin, used by candidates throughout Brazil to promote themselves and seek voters' support. The Superior Electoral Court and many broadcasters call this propaganda "free electoral time." But, for the taxpayer, there is nothing free about it. The Federal Revenue Service estimates that radio and TV stations in Brazil should receive R$ 996 mi…
The free election time of the first round begins to be broadcast this Friday (28) on radio and television stations throughout the country and runs until 1 October. Over 35 days, candidates for the positions that will be in dispute in this year's elections will have two daily blocks of 25 minutes to present their proposals to the voters. On the radio, political propaganda will be broadcast at 7 a.m. and noon. On TV, the election time will be aire…
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