Candidates for 2026 elections disclose asset declarations to the TSE

Candidates for governor and their running mates in the 2026 elections have been declaring their assets to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). Eduardo Riedel (PSDB), the Progressistas candidate for governor of Mato Grosso do Sul, declared assets totaling R$ 16.1 million, while his vice candidate, José Carlos Barbosa (Republicanos), reported a net worth of R$ 17.3 million, as recorded in the ticket submitted last Friday.

In the state of Minas Gerais, the PDT candidate for governor, Alexandre Kalil, declared R$ 5.94 million in assets, and his vice, Carlos Mosconi (PSDB), reported a net worth of R$ 3 million. This information was also submitted to the TSE and has been accessible to the public since the registration request was filed.

Still in Minas Gerais, the governor and reelection candidate Mateus Simões (PSD) declared R$ 2.9 million in assets, while his vice candidate, Danilo de Castro (União Brasil), reported R$ 3 million. The data was made available in the candidacy registration submitted to the TSE.

In Pernambuco, former mayor João Campos (PSB) declared R$ 2.9 million, and his vice, Carlos Costa (Republicanos), reported R$ 3.7 million. This ticket has also submitted its asset declarations to the TSE.

The candidate for governor of Tocantins, Ataídes de Oliveira (Novo), declared R$ 54.4 million in assets, and his vice, Rosileia Dias Carneiro, reported a net worth of R$ 460,000. The registrations were submitted to the TSE and are awaiting analysis. In the Federal District, Kiko Caputo (Novo) declared R$ 47.4 million, while his vice, Rafael Sampaio, reported R$ 1.1 million.

Additionally, in Goiás, Senate candidate Dr. Zacharias Calil (MDB) declared R$ 9.5 million, and Ernesto Roller (PSDB) reported R$ 398,000 in assets. Both registrations were submitted to the TSE and are available for public consultation.