Candidates for senator in Alagoas Montagem/g1 The dispute for the Senate in Alagoas now has four names announced as candidates. They are: Alexandre Fleming (UP) Davi Davino Filho (Republicans) José Wanderley (MDB) Renan Calheiros (MDB) ?Join the g1 Alagoas channel Party conventions, meetings in which parties define the candidates who will compete for positions in the 2026 elections, end this Wednesday (5). The first round will be on October 4th. If there is, the second round for majority positions, such as president and governor, will take place on October 25th.
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Candidates for senator in Alagoas Montagem/g1 The dispute for the Senate in Alagoas now has four names announced as candidates. They are: Alexandre Fleming (UP) Davi Davino Filho (Republicans) José Wanderley (MDB) Renan...
Even with approval within the party, the officialization of candidacies did not come to an end. The acronyms have until 7pm on August 15th to register the names of the candidates with the Electoral Court. See below for more details about the candidates: Alexandre Fleming (UP) Alexandre Fleming (UP) candidate for the Senate for Alagoas. Reproduction/Social media Alexandre Fleming Vasques Bastos is a History professor at the Federal Institute of Alagoas (Ifal). Graduated in History and Master in Education from the Federal University of Pernambuco (UFPE), he also works as a historian and journalist. Fleming already ran for Mayor of Maceió for the PSOL, in 2012. In 2026, he was chosen by the Popular Unit as a candidate for the Senate during the convention that also confirmed Lenilda Luna for the Government of Alagoas. Arthur Lira (PP) Arthur Lira (PP) candidate for the Senate for Alagoas. Mário Agra/Chamber of Deputies Arthur Lira has been a federal deputy for Alagoas since 2011. Before arriving at the Chamber of Deputies, he served as councilor for Maceió and state deputy, in addition to having chaired important committees in the National Congress. Between 2021 and 2025, he presided over the Chamber of Deputies for two consecutive terms. The candidacy for the Senate was confirmed during the convention of the Progressive Union Federation, formed by the PP and União Brasil, held on Sunday (2). Davi Davino Filho (Republicans) Davi Davino Filho (Republicans) candidate for the Senate for Alagoas. Assessoria Davi Davino Filho is a businessman and was a state deputy for two consecutive terms. During his time in the Alagoas Legislative Assembly, he coordinated the Youth Parliamentary Front and chaired the Science and Technology Commission. In 2020, he ran for Mayor of Maceió. Two years later, he ran for the Senate and finished in second place. The new candidacy for the position was confirmed by the Republicans during the party convention held on Tuesday (5). José Wanderley (MDB) José Wanderley (MDB) candidate for the Senate for Alagoas. Advice José Wanderley Neto, known as Dr. Wanderley, is a cardiologist and professor at the Federal University of Alagoas (Ufal). He was also state secretary of Health and directed services linked to cardiovascular surgery in Alagoas. In politics, he was state deputy and vice-governor of Alagoas on two occasions. In 2022, he was indirectly elected by the Legislative Assembly to complete the term alongside governor Paulo Dantas. The candidacy for the Senate was confirmed by the MDB at the convention held on Tuesday (5). Renan Calheiros (MDB) Senator Renan Calheiros (MDB-AL) candidate for the Senate for Alagoas. Pedro França/Agência Senado Renan Calheiros is a lawyer and senator from Alagoas. He began his political career as a state deputy, then served as a federal deputy and participated in the National Constituent Assembly responsible for drafting the 1988 Constitution. Elected senator for the first time in 1994, Renan served four terms and presided over the Senate on four occasions. He was also Minister of Justice during the government of Fernando Henrique Cardoso. The candidacy for re-election was confirmed by the MDB at the party's state convention.
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