David Almeida formalizes his candidacy for the government of Amazonas during the Avante convention. Jadson Lima/g1 AM The candidate for the Government of Amazonas, David Almeida (Avante), declared more than R$1.4 million in assets to the Electoral Court for the 2026 elections. The candidate for vice-governor, Shádia Fraxe, who is also on the ticket, reported assets of R$977.5 thousand. The values ??appear in the declarations presented by candidates in the application register. According to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), the deadline for registering candidacies ends at 7pm this Saturday (15). Until this Friday afternoon (14), six of the eight names announced at party conventions as candidates for the Government of Amazonas had submitted their data for registration. In addition to David Almeida, Roberto Cidade (União Brasil), Gilberto Vasconcelos (PSTU), Isael Munduruku (PSOL/Rede), Omar Aziz (PSD) and Professor Maria do Carmo (PL) are on the list. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp Compared to the 2024 elections, David Almeida's declared assets increased by 16.67%, going from R$1,277,906 to R$1,432,848. 2026 Elections: Avante formalizes David Almeida's candidacy for the Government of Amazonas Shádia Fraxe has already declared R$ 977,563.80 in assets. The data presented did not include the candidate's previous assets for comparison. David Almeida's assets increase 16.67% David Almeida's declaration for the 2026 elections records assets exceeding R$1.4 million. In 2024, the candidate had declared R$1,277,906 in assets. The value reported this year represents an increase of 16.67% in relation to the previous declaration. Among the assets declared by David Almeida are real estate, vehicles and financial investments. The declaration includes a vehicle valued at R$180,000, a house located in the Morro da Liberdade neighborhood, in Manaus, valued at R$290,000, and an apartment valued at R$510,000. The candidate also declared land worth R$350,000. Among financial investments, R$ 22,848.40 appears in fixed income investments. David Almeida also reported R$80,000 in cash, in national currency. Altogether, the properties declared by the candidate represent R$1.15 million. The vehicle, financial investment and cash correspond to the other assets reported in the declaration. Shádia Fraxe declares R$ 977.5 thousand in assets Candidate for vice-governor Shádia Fraxe declared assets of R$ 977,563.80 to the Electoral Court. Among the assets are a house valued at R$200,000 and equity interests in companies. The majority of reported assets are concentrated in financial investments. Shádia declared R$539,446.26 in private pension, in the VGBL modality, and another R$225,917.54 in CDB. Together, the two financial investments total R$765,363.80. The candidate also reported R$7,200 relating to a 0.3521% stake in the company and another R$5,000 in corporate participation. The declared assets also include the house, valued at R$200,000. In total, Shádia Fraxe reported R$977,563.80 in assets to the Electoral Court for the 2026 elections.
David Almeida declares more than R$1.4 million in assets to the TSE; Shádia Fraxe reports R$ 977.5 thousand
David Almeida formalizes his candidacy for the government of Amazonas during the Avante convention. Jadson Lima/g1 AM The candidate for the Government of Amazonas, David Almeida (Avante), declared more than R$1.4 million in assets to the...
The values ??appear in the declarations presented by candidates in the application register. According to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), the deadline for registering candidacies ends at 7pm this Saturday (15).
- Until this Friday afternoon (14), six of the eight names announced at party conventions as candidates for the Government of Amazonas had submitted their data for registration.
- In addition to David Almeida, Roberto Cidade (União Brasil), Gilberto Vasconcelos (PSTU), Isael Munduruku (PSOL/Rede), Omar Aziz (PSD) and Professor Maria do Carmo (PL) are on the list.
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