Eduardo Velloso declares R$9.8 million in assets, 12% more than in 2022

Elections 2026: Eduardo Velloso, from Solidariedade, confirms his candidacy for a seat in the Senate Solidariedade's candidate for the Senate for Acre, Eduardo Velloso, declared to the Electoral Court R$ 9,821,531.66 in assets for this year's election. His assets are 12.3% higher than what he reported in 2022, when he ran for a position as federal deputy for the Union and declared R$8,746,350.08. The difference between the two declarations is R$1,075,181.58. Among the assets reported this year are an apartment valued at R$1.5 million, a commercial building worth R$1 million, a property worth R$1.9 million, another worth R$700,000, land worth R$650,000, in addition to other properties, land and houses. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp The data appears in the candidacy registration request submitted to the Electoral Court. Eduardo Velloso is part of the federation formed by PSDB/Cidadania and the Solidarity Renewal Federation, which brings together PRD and Solidariedade, and has Tião Bocalom (PSDB) as a candidate for the government of Acre. Velloso also declared an aircraft valued at R$100,000, stakes and share capital in companies, financial investments and investments. Among the amounts reported are more than R$1 million in fixed income and other income and investments exceeding R$100 thousand. The declaration also includes an apartment in São Paulo worth R$315,000, a property worth R$450,000, 50% of a property valued at R$190,000 and land worth R$63,800. Combined, the assets declared by Eduardo Velloso and his two substitutes amount to approximately R$13.9 million. Name of federal deputy Eduardo Velloso to the Senate was confirmed by Solidariedade on August 3 Amanda Oliveira/Rede Amazônica Acre Assets of substitutes The first is Rejane Velloso, 51 years old, doctor, affiliated with Solidariedade and wife of Eduardo Velloso. She is contesting an election for the first time. Rejane declared R$3,991,904.16 in assets. The list includes applications and investments, land, apartments, houses and commercial buildings. The second substitute is Vando Torquato, 57 years old, also affiliated with Solidariedade. He was mayor of Tarauacá for two terms. In the 2004 municipal election, when he was elected for the first time to command the municipality, Vando declared that he was a merchant but did not report assets. Four years later, when running for re-election, he declared R$298,000 in assets, including a car, house, livestock and properties. Eduardo Velloso is currently a federal deputy, elected in 2022 Bruno Spada/Chamber of Deputies Eduardo Velloso's electoral history Eduardo Ovídio Borges de Velloso Vianna, 50 years old, is a doctor and has held elective and substitute positions before the current dispute. His first candidacy informed by electoral history occurred in 2006, when he ran for a state deputy seat for the PP. At the time, he declared R$190,258.62 in assets and was not elected. In 2018, Velloso ran for the position of first alternate senator for PR on the ticket headed by Márcio Bittar, from MDB. Bittar was elected in that election, with 185,066 votes, equivalent to 23.28%. In that election, Velloso declared R$4,924,178.60 in assets. In 2022, Velloso ran for a federal deputy seat for União Brasil and was elected with 16,786 votes, being the sixth candidate elected from the state in that election. He currently serves in the Chamber of Deputies for the 2023-2027 legislature. Before taking office in the Chamber, Velloso temporarily held a seat in the Senate. In 2022, he took over for 121 days the position of Márcio Bittar, who took leave from the position for health treatment. Declared assets in the Elections Compared to 2022, Eduardo Velloso's declared assets increased by 12.3%, going from R$8.74 million to R$9.82 million. Compared to 2018, when he declared R$4.92 million, the assets reported this year are around 99.4% higher, practically double the value declared eight years ago. See detailed history below: 2006 - State deputy: R$ 190,258.62 2018 - 1st alternate senator: R$ 4,924,178.60 (elected on the ticket) 2022 - Federal deputy: R$ 8,746,350.08 (elected) 2026 - Senate candidate: R$ 9,821,531.66 VIDEOS: g1