Pre-candidates for the government of Pará in 2026. Disclosure Pará has at least five names announced as pre-candidates for the state government in the 2026 elections. See the complete list below. ? Pre-candidacy is the manifestation of the intention to run for an elected position. It does not guarantee that the name will be confirmed in the election. The first round is scheduled for October 4th, with the possibility of a second round on the 25th of the same month. ? Click and follow the g1 PA channel on WhatsApp ?? Who are the pre-candidates for the Senate in PA Candidates need to be confirmed at party conventions, which start next Monday (20) and continue until August 5. After this stage, parties and candidates have until August 15th to officially register their candidacies with the Electoral Court. Until then, the scenario may change. In alphabetical order, see the pre-candidates for the government of Pará: Araceli Lemos (PSOL) Cléber Rabelo (PSTU) Daniel Santos (PODEMOS) Hana Ghassan (MDB) Raquel Brício (UP) Araceli Lemos (PSOL) Araceli Lemos (PSOL). Disclosure Araceli Lemos is an educator, activist and feminist. She was the first woman to become state deputy and the most voted in the state's history, building a political trajectory marked by the defense of the working class, women, youth, the outskirts and the Amazon. Its activities are linked to popular movements and social agendas, it has listening, dialogue and presence in territories as central pillars of its political journey. His trajectory is marked by the defense of human rights, public education, social justice and a development project for Pará that takes care of the people and respects the forest. Cléber Rabelo (PSTU) Cléber Rabelo (PSTU). Disclosure Cleber Rabelo, 53 years old, is an electrician, construction worker and union leader. Born in Bacuri (MA), he has lived in Pará since 1997, where he built his political and trade union trajectory. He is currently a member of the leadership of the Civil Construction Workers Union of Belém and the national leadership of the Central Sindical e Popular (CSP-Conlutas). Married and father of two children, he was a councilor in Belém between 2013 and 2016, after being elected in 2012, a period in which he presented proposals aimed at workers' rights, public transport and reducing the salaries of public agents. He has already contested the government of Pará and the mayor of Belém for the PSTU. Daniel Santos (PODEMOS) Daniel Santos (PODEMOS) Disclosure Daniel, aged 39, is a doctor and affiliated with Podemos (PODE). He was mayor of the municipality of Ananindeua, in addition to having served as a city councilor and state representative of Pará. g1 sought the advice of pre-candidate Daniel Santos and requested the sending of his political biography, but until the last update of this report, he had not received a response. Hana Ghassan (MDB) Hana Ghassan (MDB). Disclosure Hana Ghassan is from Belém, married, and graduated in Accounting Sciences from the Federal University of the State of Pará (UFPA). With 36 years of public service, as a certified tax auditor, Hana was previously Secretary of Planning and Administration and also held positions in the Treasury Department. His career also includes working in the municipalities of Belém and Ananindeua. He participated directly in the process of modernizing the state's tax administration. In the field of planning, it played a central role in defining priorities and monitoring the main government agendas. As the leader of the COP30 State Committee, he led coordination between different areas of government. It plays a decisive role in strengthening female protagonism, promoting public policies, in addition to leading actions to prevent and combat feminicide. Raquel Brício (UP) Raquel Brício (UP). Disclosure Raquel Nonato Brício has been an activist since she was 15 years old. A riverside resident of the Middle Moju River, she came to the capital to continue her studies. He studied at the former CEFET, currently IFPA, where he began his fight. She founded the Olga Benario Women's Movement in 2011, when women from all over Latin America came together to debate the Latin American reality. He graduated in Human Resources and is a port guard and union leader, militant and of the national coordination of the Movimento Luta de Classes (MLC) and President of Sindiporto. She founded the Popular Unit in 2019. She was a candidate for state deputy in the last general elections and a candidate for mayor of Belém in 2024. VIDEOS: see all the news from Pará Check out other news from the state on g1 PA