The AD coalition comprised of PSD/CDS begins its day in the Ribatejo region, with a visit to a rice field in Benavente, Santarém district. This is followed by a meeting with local farmers at an agricultural society in the city. In the afternoon, the entourage led by Luís Montenegro travels further within Santarém district to visit the Police Practical School in Torres Novas. Their agenda concludes in Leiria district with a dinner rally at the Expoeste Pavilion in Caldas da Rainha.
Meanwhile, the PS party conducts its activities in Lisbon, kicking off the day with community engagement in the Ajuda area. This is followed by a lunch in Sintra at the Queluz Fire Station. In the late afternoon, Pedro Nuno Santos heads to Amadora for a social gathering, with the socialists wrapping up their campaign day with a rally at the Aula Magna of the University City.
The Chega party focuses its efforts in the south, specifically in Tavira, Faro district. André Ventura dedicates the morning to a walkabout followed by an evening dinner with party members at the city’s Festas and Expositions Park.
Rui Tavares of the Livre party spends the morning at a riverside beach in Constância, Santarém. Later, the campaign caravan heads north to Aveiro for two scheduled events: a meeting with hospital administration and a public event near the university.
The CDU (PCP/PEV) plans activities in the capital, starting with voter outreach in the Benfica area during the morning, followed by a session in Mem Martins, Sintra in the afternoon. Paulo Raimundo’s campaign day ends with a rally at the Pátio da Inquisição in Coimbra.
The IL party’s day begins in the Setúbal district with a visit to Lisnave. In the afternoon, Rui Rocha spearheads a campaign event at the Arco do Cego garden in Lisbon, advocating to “accelerate to reduce taxes.”
The BE party, led by Mariana Mortágua, starts its campaign on the southern bank of the Tagus River, visiting the Senior University in Seixal, Setúbal district in the morning. Early in the afternoon, they join other parties in Lisbon for a meeting with youths at the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences of NOVA University. The day’s activities for the Bloco conclude with a rally at Theatro Circo in Braga, featuring speeches from party coordinator and former leader Francisco Louçã, who is the lead candidate for Braga.
PAN spokesperson Inês de Sousa Real holds a morning event at Campo Pequeno in Lisbon, advocating against bullfighting shows.
