2026 electoral fund: check how the R$4.9 billion will be distributed Candidates for state deputy in Acre can spend up to R$1,270,629.01 on the 2026 Election campaigns. The amount is part of the spending limits defined by the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), which maintained the same ceilings adopted in the 2022 elections for all positions in dispute. In Acre, the highest spending limit is for campaigns for the state government. Each candidate will be able to spend up to R$3,557,761.23 in the first round. If the dispute goes to the second round, an additional expense of R$1,778,880.62 will be allowed. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp ? The data was released last Tuesday (21) and according to the TSE, the decision to maintain the same values ??as in 2022 took into account the absence of changes in electoral legislation and the maintenance of the Special Campaign Financing Fund (FEFC) at the same level as the last general elections. For the race for the Senate and Chamber of Deputies, the ceiling is R$3,176,572.53 per candidate. (See table below) Spending ceiling by position in the 2026 elections In comparison between the states in the Northern Region, Pará has the highest spending limit for the government campaign, at R$11,562,724 per candidate. Next come Amazonas, with R$7,115,522.46, and Rondônia and Tocantins, with R$6,226,082.16 each. Acre, Amapá and Roraima have the lowest limits in the region for contesting for government, with a ceiling of R$3,557,761.23 per candidate. READ MORE: Acre's electorate grows 4.41% compared to 2022 and reaches 614.3 thousand, points out TSE Party conventions will define candidates for the 2026 elections in Acre; See calendar Mailza Assis presents Jéssica Sales as pre-candidate for vice-governor in Acre According to the TSE, the ceiling considers not only expenses contracted directly by the candidate, but also financial transfers made to parties or other candidates and estimable cash donations, such as goods and services received during the campaign. Resources transferred by the candidate to the party also enter the account when they exceed the expenses actually made for the benefit of that candidate, with the exception of campaign leftovers. What happens if the candidate spends more than allowed? Electoral legislation provides for a fine equivalent to 100% of the amount exceeding the spending limit for candidates or parties that exceed the established ceiling. Furthermore, the excess may be analyzed by the Electoral Court as a possible abuse of economic power, without prejudice to other sanctions provided for by law. The investigation occurs, as a rule, during the analysis of campaign accounts, but the irregularity can also be examined in other legal actions related to the electoral process. Spending limits in the 2026 elections total almost R$13 million in Acre Reproduction/TV Globo Acre had campaigns among the most economical in 2022 Although the limits authorize millionaire expenditures, Acre had campaigns among the most economical in the country in the last general elections. A survey published by g1 after the 2022 election showed that three federal deputies elected by the state were among those who spent the least during the campaign. Socorro Neri (PP), elected at the time with the highest number of votes in the state, declared expenses of R$11,200, followed by Roberto Duarte (Republicans), with R$33,149.45, and Zezinho Barbary (PP), with R$53,456.93. According to the survey, no federal deputy from Acre appeared among the candidates with the highest expenses that year. VIDEOS: g1