Renan Santos, the Mission Party candidate in Brazil’s 2026 presidential election, already participated in the first televised debate on August 23 and faces additional scheduled encounters ahead of the October first-round vote. A September 1 TSE ruling by minister Dias Toffoli lifted earlier restrictions tied to social-media registration filings, explicitly restoring eligibility for debates, interviews, and campaign outreach. With his candidacy formalized, modest single-digit polling support, and ongoing media activity, trader consensus reflects the expectation of continued participation absent new legal barriers or unforeseen campaign withdrawals. Late developments such as fresh court interventions, health events, or voluntary non-attendance at remaining forums could still alter the outcome before the October 3 resolution window closes.