Notes taken during a meeting of the Political Party (PL) leadership on Tuesday reveal strategic insights regarding the party's approach to the upcoming elections, specifically in relation to pre-candidate Flávio Bolsonaro. These notes suggest internal discussions about possible changes in vice-presidential nominations, particularly for Tarcísio de Freitas of São Paulo. The document, titled 'situation in the states', includes a hand-written list of potential candidates and reflections on political dynamics that remain confidential to the public.

The meeting included key figures from the party, such as Flávio Bolsonaro, campaign coordinator Rogério Marinho, and party president Valdemar Costa Neto. The presence of high-profile members indicates the weight of these discussions in shaping the party strategy moving forward. Among the notes, there's a directive to contact Tarcísio de Freitas, pointing to his significance in the electoral strategy for São Paulo, suggesting that internal party dynamics may lead to significant electoral maneuvers.

These discussions and leaked notes also hint at a potential vulnerability in the party's strategy within Minas Gerais (MG), as there are concerns about the party's ability to secure support and effectively compete in that state. The implications of these revelations suggest that PL is actively seeking to solidify its electoral position and possibly rethink alliances as the elections approach, reflecting a strategic adaptability that could influence the broader political landscape in Brazil.