Picture a television network that runs non-stop, but dedicated entirely to a presidential run. The campaign team of Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro is weighing plans to launch a continuous, 24-hour live stream on YouTube throughout the election race, according to reporting by Folha de S.Paulo.

The concept mirrors a dedicated rolling news channel on the internet. To fill the around-the-clock schedule, the team plans to broadcast campaign ads, live rallies, candidate interviews, videocasts, and commentary from conservative pundits. The constant stream would also serve as a content hub, supplying ready-made clips for allied Liberal Party (PL) candidates to share across social media.

Campaign strategists are still debating whether to host the permanent stream directly on the senator's existing YouTube channel, which already has an established following, or create a brand-new destination. The team believes that marathon broadcasts perform strongly on algorithmic feeds, boosting visibility across search engines and artificial intelligence tools.

The move builds on the weekly Thursday night live stream routine popularized by former president Jair Bolsonaro to turn digital viewing into a regular habit for supporters. While an exact launch date is not yet set, organizers want to roll out the initiative soon, connecting digital broadcasts with the start of Brazil's free mandatory radio and TV electoral advertising.

Viewers interested in tuning in can find the campaign's live broadcasts and weekly streams on the official Flávio Bolsonaro YouTube channel (@flaviobolsonaro), where the continuous broadcast will be hosted once live.