Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, of the Liberal Party (PL), has announced his legal team for his upcoming presidential campaign. He has appointed former TSE minister Maria Claudia Bucchianeri, who has a history of representing high-profile political figures, including President Lula and former Chamber of Deputies president Arthur Lira. This strategic move is indicative of Bolsonaro's intent to create a well-structured and professional campaign, departing from the less organized approach seen during his father's 2018 presidential run.

The campaign will also be supported by Tracy Reinaldet, a criminal electoral law specialist based in Curitiba. Reinaldet's responsibilities will involve centralizing campaign communication, managing media responses, and providing legal recommendations to state directories and other campaign areas. This focus on a professional legal strategy suggests that Flávio Bolsonaro aims to avoid the pitfalls of improvisation that characterized previous political campaigns in his family.

Flávio Bolsonaro’s choice of a team with a mix of political and legal expertise reflects a strategic initiative to navigate the complexities of electoral law effectively. With an emphasis on professionalism, his campaign intends to build a solid foundation as it prepares for the challenges ahead in the Brazilian political landscape, particularly in a highly competitive election environment. The presence of high-profile lawyers signals to voters a commitment to ensuring a legally sound approach to campaigning, which may bolster public confidence in his candidacy.