National mobilization
On Sunday morning (13/9), members of the Workers' Party and supporters held activities in various regions of the country. The central agenda was the 2026 elections and the defense of President Lula's reelection.
Walk along the Eixão
In the Federal District, the candidate for the Federal District Government, Leandro Grass (PT), participated in a walk along the Eixão. He was accompanied by First Lady Janja Lula da Silva.
The route brought together supporters and local leaders. The activity was part of the party's national agenda, which sought to demonstrate political strength and closeness to the population.
Attendees at the event
In addition to Leandro Grass and Janja, the event included the participation of:
- Esther Dweck, Minister of Management and Innovation in Public Services;
- Érika Kokay, candidate for the Senate.
The leaders reinforced support for Lula's reelection and defended the continuity of projects in the social and economic areas.
Focus on 2026
The mobilization aimed to strengthen PT candidates in the states and in the Federal District. The event on the Eixão was part of a series of PT actions on behalf of the 2026 elections.
During the walk, party militants and representatives spoke with residents and highlighted the importance of popular participation in the electoral process.
Speech and expectations
Leandro Grass took advantage of the activity to reinforce his pre-candidacy for the GDF and align his name with the party's national project. The presence of Janja and names such as Esther Dweck and Érika Kokay gave symbolic weight to the act.
The PT assessed the mobilization as positive and signaled that new activities should take place in the coming months. The party intends to maintain the pace of public agendas until the official definition of candidacies.
Political context
The act on the Eixão takes place at a moment of internal party articulation for the 2026 elections. The party seeks to unite allies and broaden dialogue with different sectors of society.
The walk also served to stake out a position in the Federal District, where the party intends to compete for space with other political forces. The expectation is that the electoral debate will intensify over the coming months.