From no assets to R$4.7 million: see the assets of candidates for the Government of Pará declared to the TSE

Candidates for the Government of Pará in the 2026 Elections. Reproduction The assets declared by the six candidates for the government of Pará in the 2026 elections range from no assets to R$4,753,760.80, according to data presented to the Electoral Court. The list of candidates includes Araceli Lemos, Daniel Santos, Gal Leite, Hana Ghassan, José Moite and Well Macêdo. The largest asset is that of Daniel Santos (Podemos) with R$4.7 million, followed by José Moita (Democrat), with R$2.5 million. Hana Ghassan (MDB) declared R$1.6 million, while Araceli Lemos (PSOL) reported R$534.2 thousand. Gal Leite (UP) and Well Macêdo (PSTU) declared that they did not have any assets. The data appears in the candidacy registration request submitted to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) made available for public consultation. See the declared values of all Senate candidates for Alagoas in the 2026 elections (in alphabetical order): Araceli Lemos (PSOL): R$ 534.2 thousand assets Daniel Santos (Podemos): R$ 4.7 million assets Gal Leite: no assets declared Hana Ghassan (MDB): R$ 1.6 million assets José Moita (Democrat): R$ 2.5 million assets Well Macêdo (PSTU): no assets declared Araceli Lemos (PSOL) Araceli Lemos (PSOL). Disclosure Araceli's declared assets are R$534,231.19, a value approximately 234% higher than the R$159,720.70 reported in 2018, when she also ran as 1st Substitute for the Senate. The largest asset is land in an urban area valued at R$380,000. Araceli also declared R$90,000 in bank investments and another apartment. Daniel Santos (PODEMOS) Daniel Santos (PODEMOS) Disclosure The assets declared by Dr. Daniel are R$4,753,760.80, a value 2% higher than the R$4.8 million reported in 2022, when he was elected mayor of Ananindeua. The highest value item is a rural property worth R$1.8 million; he also declares another worth R$1 million. The candidate also declared R$112,000 in saved money, in addition to properties and vehicles. Gal Leite (UP) Gal Leite (UP). Disclosure Candidate Gal Leite reported assets of R$0 to the Electoral Court in 2026. In the last election she contested, in 2024, when she ran for vice-mayor of Belém, she also declared that she had no assets. As a result, there are no properties, vehicles, financial investments or other assets listed in this year's declaration. Hana Ghassan (MDB) Hana Ghassan (MDB). Disclosure Hana's declared assets are R$1,670,461.00, a value 29.6% higher than the R$1.2 million reported in 2022, when she was elected vice-governor. The main item is an apartment worth R$90,000, which represents 53.8% of the declared assets. She also reported R$400 in bank investments, R$20,000 in cash saved and a car. José Moita (Democrat) José Moita (Democrat). Disclosure José's declared assets are R$2,590,509.25, a value 4.2% higher than the R$2.7 million reported in 2022, the last election he contested as 1st Substitute to the Senate for Rondônia. The largest asset is a house in a rural area, valued at R$1.05 million. José also declared R$901,508.44 in bank investments, in addition to houses and land. Well Macêdo PSTU changes its ticket and launches Well Macêdo as a candidate for the government of Pará in 2026. Disclosure Candidate Well Macêdo reported assets of R$0 to the Electoral Court in 2026. In the last election she contested, in 2024, when she ran for Mayor of Belém, she also declared that she had no assets. As a result, there are no properties, vehicles, financial investments or other assets listed in this year's declaration. How many candidates for governor, vice and senator for Pará in 2026 Check out other news from the state on g1 PA