Daniel Santos declares R$4.7 million in assets to the TSE; Ellayne reports R$ 1.5 million

On the left. Daniel Santos, candidate for the Government of Pará; to say. Ellayne d'Almeida, candidate for vice president. Reproduction Podemos's candidate for the Government of Pará, Daniel Santos, declared R$4.7 million in assets to the Electoral Court. Vice candidate, Ellayne d'Almeida (PL) declared R$1.5 million in assets. The data appears in the request for registration of the ticket presented to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) this Wednesday (12). Among the five best placed government candidates in the polls, PSOL has also registered the candidacy of Araceli Lemos; and the PSTU of Cleber Rabelo. The candidacies of Hana Ghassan (MDB) and Raquel Brício (UP) had not yet been registered until this Wednesday. The captions are still within the deadline: requests can be submitted to the Electoral Court until 7pm on August 15th, according to the TSE. Compared to the 2022 election, the value declared by Daniel decreased by 2%. Two years ago, the Podemos candidate had reported R$4.8 million when he was elected mayor of Ananindeua. It is the first time that Ellayne is running for an elected position, which is why it is her first statement to the TSE. We can confirm Daniel Santos to the government of Pará Daniel's assets decrease by 2% Daniel's asset declaration registered a reduction when comparing the 2024 and 2026 elections. Among the fixed income investments declared in 2024, Daniel declared two, one in the amount of R$81,345.33 and the other in the amount of R$19,433.47, totaling R$100,778.80. In the new declaration, it does not report fixed income investments. Another difference is in the declared value of cash (national currency). In 2024, Daniel declared R$107 thousand; and in 2026, R$112 thousand. The declared real estate assets remain the same, according to the information provided to the TSE: a rural property worth R$1 million; a house worth R$692 thousand; a rural property worth R$1.8 million; a piece of land worth R$138,700; a plot of land worth R$170,000; and a rural property worth R$350 thousand. Among the other assets are shares in an agricultural company worth R$ 100 thousand; a vehicle worth R$151 thousand; and a vehicle worth R$240 thousand.