See deadlines for the 2026 electoral calendar Candidates for the Senate in the 2026 Elections declared assets ranging from R$0 to R$12.3 million. Among the 13 candidates with data presented to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), Carlos Gaguim (União) was the one who declared the highest value, while Apostolo Flávio Braga (DC) informed the Electoral Court that he has no assets to declare. Asset information is available in the candidacy records and corresponds to the assets declared by the candidates themselves to the Electoral Court. Among the items reported are real estate, vehicles, shares in companies, investments, credits arising from loans and rural properties. Plenary of the Federal Senate Ton Molina/Agência Senado READ MORE See who the candidates for governor in Tocantins are in 2026 See who the candidates for senator in Tocantins are in 2026 Alexandre Guimarães (MDB) Alexandre Guimarães is a federal deputy Reproduction/Chamber of Deputies The total value declared by Alexandre to the Electoral Court amounts to R$ 2.6 million. A large part of the assets declared by the candidate are made up of farms and vehicles. The candidate's declared assets increased by 15.16% compared to the last elections, in 2022, when he was elected state deputy and declared that he had R$2,323,785.51 in assets. Apostle Flávio Braga (DC) Apostle Flávio Braga is a candidate for the Senate for Tocantins Personal Archive Apostle Flávio Braga, from Democracia Cristã, declared to the Electoral Court, in his candidacy registration, that he has no assets. Carlos Gaguim (UNIÃO) Carlos Henrique Amorim, federal deputy for Tocantins Reproduction/Chamber of Deputies União Brasil's candidate for the Senate, Carlos Henrique Amorim, known as Gaguim, declared R$12.3 million in assets. The highest value asset is a company worth R$6,589,500.00, whose field of activity was not disclosed. Rural properties, vehicles and an asset identified as Champs Elysses, worth R$500,000, were also declared. The declaration presented in these elections presents a reduction of 17.75% compared to 2022, when the candidate ran for the position of federal deputy and declared that he had assets of R$ 14,970,961.00. Colonel Nilton Santos (NOVO) Colonel Nilton Santos is a candidate for the Senate for Tocantins Disclosure/Partido NOVO Novo's candidate for the Senate, Nilton Santos, declared R$2 million in assets to the Electoral Court. According to the declaration, the value refers to land. Eduardo Gomes (PL) Eduardo Gomes is a senator for Tocantins Waldemir Barreto/Agência Senado The PL candidate for the Senate, Eduardo Gomes, declared R$800,000 in assets to the Electoral Court. Two lots were declared. There is no indication of the location of the properties. In the 2018 elections, when he ran for a seat in the Senate and was elected, Eduardo Gomes had not declared assets to the Electoral Court. Eli Borges (REPUBLICANS) Eli Borges is a federal deputy for Tocantins Reproduction/Chamber of Deputies The Republican candidate for the Senate, Eli Borges, declared R$2.9 million in assets to the Electoral Court. The largest asset is a farm, valued at R$1.3 million. The candidate reported having R$1.5 million in credits arising from loans granted to individuals. The candidate's assets decreased by 17.03% compared to the 2022 elections, when he was elected to the position of federal deputy and declared that he had assets of R$3,572,680.44. Fábio Ribeiro (REDE) Fábio Ribeiro is a candidate for the senate for REDE Personal Archive/Fábio Ribeiro The Sustainability Network candidate for the Senate, Fábio Ribeiro, declared R$ 1.1 million in assets to the Electoral Court. In total, two interests in companies were declared: one worth R$20,000 in a real estate development company, and another worth R$1,100,000.00 in a meat processing plant. The declared assets show a drop of 47.54% compared to the last election he contested, in 2014, when he presented assets of R$ 2,135,000.00 to the Electoral Court. Hélio Rodrigues (DEMOCRAT) Helio Rodrigues is a candidate for Senate for the Democrat Reproduction/Democrat The Democrat candidate for the Senate, Hélio Rodrigues, declared R$ 300 thousand in assets to the Electoral Court. Two plots of land were declared in Araguaína, with a value of R$150,000 each. Osvany Luz (DEMOCRAT) Osvany Luz is a candidate for the Senate for the Democrat Reproduction/Instagram Osvany Luz The candidate for the Senate for Tocantins, Osvany Luz (Democrat), declared R$296,000 worth of assets to the Electoral Court. A residential property and a car were declared. Osvaldo Soares (PSOL) Professor Osvaldo Soares is a candidate for the Senate for the PSOL Federation - REDE Divulgação/PSOL The PSOL candidate for the Senate, Professor Osvaldo, declared R$ 500 thousand in assets to the Electoral Court. A farm, two vehicles and a salary of R$11,600.00 were declared. Paulo Mourão (PT) Paulo Mourão, PT candidate for the government of Tocantins Disclosure The Workers' Party candidate for the Senate, Paulo Mourão, declared R$5.3 million in assets to the Electoral Court. The highest value assets presented are a house in Porto Nacional, worth R$1,201,949.15, and an apartment in Brasília worth R$1,260,099.52. He also declared R$697,544.00 in deposits in a current account, vehicles and participation in companies. The assets declared by the candidate fell 19.55% compared to the 2022 elections, when he was a candidate for the government of Tocantins and declared R$6,686,462.39. Ronaldo Dimas (PODEMOS) Ronaldo Dimas is a candidate for the Senate Reproduction/Instagram Ronaldo Dimas Podemos' candidate for the Senate, Ronaldo Dimas, declared R$4 million in assets to the Electoral Court. The highest value assets presented are a house in Arguaína, worth R$1,500,000.00, and a house in Palmas worth R$1,200,000.00. He also declared R$550,000.00 in corporate interests, in addition to lots, vessels and vehicles. The assets declared by the candidate grew 640.58% in relation to the 2022 elections, when he was a candidate for the government of Tocantins and decided