From no assets to R$15.4 million: see the assets of candidates for the Senate for Pará declared to the TSE

Candidates for the Senate for Pará in the 2026 Elections. Reproduction The assets declared by the eleven candidates for the Senate for Pará in the 2026 elections range from no assets to R$ 15,490,795.67, according to data presented to the Electoral Court. The largest asset is that of Helder Barbalho (MDB) with R$15.4 million, followed by Celso Sabino (PDT) with R$7.3 million and Chicão (União) with R$6.4 million. Zequinha Marinho (Podemos) and Eder Mauro (PL) declared, respectively, R$2.9 million and R$2.6 million. Candidates Edlaine Rodrigues (Democrat), Breno Guimarães (Mobiliza) and Conti (Psol) declared, respectively, R$867 thousand, R$561 thousand and R$416 thousand. Fernanda Lopes (Psol), Gizelle Freitas (Psol) and Willem da Silva (DC) reported that they did not have any assets to the Electoral Court. The data appears in the candidacy registration request submitted to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) made available for public consultation. See the declared values of all Senate candidates for Pará in the 2026 elections (in alphabetical order): Breno Guimarães (MOBILIZA): R$ 561 thousand Celso Sabino (PDT): R$ 7.3 million Chicão (UNIÃO): R$ 6.4 million Conti (PSOL): R$ 416 thousand Edlaine Rodrigues (DEMOCRAT): R$ 2.6 million Éder Mauro (PL): R$ 867 thousand Fernanda Lopes (UP): has no declared assets Gizelle Freitas (PSOL): has no declared assets Helder Barbalho (MDB): R$ 15.4 million Willem da Silva (DC): has no declared assets Zequinha Marinho (PODEMOS): R$ 2.9 million Breno Guimarães (MOBILIZA) Breno Guimarães (MOBILIZA) Disclosure Breno's declared assets are R$ 561,000.00, a value around 47.6% higher than the R$380,000.00 reported in 2022, when he ran for state deputy in Pará. The biggest asset is an apartment worth R$300,000.00. He also declares a vehicle worth R$111,000, land worth R$100,000 and bank investments totaling R$50,000. Celso Sabino (PDT) Celso Sabino, federal deputy and former minister of Tourism Personal Archive The assets declared by Sabino are R$7,356,806.89, a value 66.5% higher than the R$4,417,074.97 million reported in 2022, when he was elected federal deputy for Pará. The largest asset is an apartment in Batista Campos, valued at R$1.14 million. Celso also declared R$1,147,261.07 in fixed income investment, in addition to commercial rooms and land. Chicão (UNIÃO) President of Alepa, deputy Chicão (União Brasil) Guilherme Thorres The assets declared by Chicão are R$ 6,475,103.95, a value 96.9% higher than the R$ 3,289,157.09 reported in 2022, when he was elected state deputy in Pará. The biggest asset is a private pension, valued at R$ 1.07 million. Chicão also declared R$1,442,267.58 in financial investments and bank deposits (or R$1,495,277.95 if the consortium and share capital in a cooperative are included), in addition to houses and land. Conti (PSOL) Marcelino Conti (PSOL). Disclosure The assets declared by Marcelo Conti are R$416,583.98, a value reported in 2026, the first time he declares assets to the TSE. The largest asset is a house under construction, valued at R$200,000.00. Marcelo also declared R$10,232.98 in investment funds, in addition to vehicles and another house. Edlaine Rodrigues (DEMOCRAT) edlaine rodrigues Globo / Disclosure The assets declared by Edlaine Rodrigues are R$867,152.21, this being the first time that the candidate has registered assets with the Electoral Court, which is why there is no data from past elections available for comparison. The largest asset consists of 100% of the registered shares of the company Correta Serviços de Engenharia Ltda, valued at R$500 thousand. Edlaine also declared R$4,152.21 in bank deposits and a savings account, in addition to shares in another micro-company, half of a house and a motorcycle. Eder Mauro (PL) Eder Mauro (PL). Disclosure The assets declared by Eder Mauro are R$2,681,931.07, a value 12.3% higher than the R$2.38 million reported in 2022, the last election he contested. The largest asset is a motor vehicle, valued at R$449,756.00. Eder Mauro also declared R$196,333.97 in investments and bank deposits, in addition to houses, commercial buildings and land. Fernanda Lopes (UP) Fernanda Lopes, UP candidate for the Senate in Pará. Disclosure Fernanda Lopes declared that she has no assets before the Electoral Court. She also had no assets to declare in 2012 when she ran for the position of councilor of Belém. Gizelle Freitas (PSOL) Gizelle Freitas (PSOL). Disclosure Gizelle Freitas declared that she has no assets to the Electoral Court. She also had no assets to declare in 2024 when she ran as a substitute for councilor in Belém. Helder Barbalho (MDB) Helder Barbalho (MDB). Disclosure The assets declared by Helder are R$ 15,490,795.67, a value 17.3% lower than the R$ 18.7 million reported in 2022, the last election he contested and was elected governor of Pará. The biggest asset is cattle, valued at R$ 6.51 million. Helder also declared R$4,271,207.93 in bank investments, in addition to corporate shares, land and agricultural participation. Willem da Silva (DC) Willem informed that he has no assets to the Electoral Court. It is the first time he has declared assets to the TSE. Zequinha Marinho (WE CAN) Zequinha Marinho (We CAN). Andressa Anholete The assets declared by Zequinha Marinho are R$2,975,287.51, a value 31.6% higher than the R$2.26 million reported in 2022, the last election he contested as a candidate for the Government of Pará. The largest asset is land in a rural area, valued at R$1.27 million. Zequinha also declared R$503,527.22 in fixed income investments, in addition to houses and land. 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