Candidates declare assets to the Electoral Court

The data appears on the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) website, on the DivulgaCand page, which brings together information provided by candidates from across the country. The information was consulted on Sunday (16), one day after the deadline for registering applications.

Compared to the 2018 election, the only one contested by Marcelo Brigadeiro, the value declared by him increased by 510%. Eight years ago, the politician reported R$300,000.00 in assets.

Coronel Rodrigues is running for an elected position for the first time, which is why there is no previous data from the Electoral Court regarding his assets. For this year, he declared as assets an urban plot valued at R$600,000 and a savings quota of R$1,080.63.

The majority of Brigadeiro's assets are divided between shareholdings and financial investments. In one of the companies, he declared that he had a stake of R$841,500.00 and in another R$110 thousand. In an investment fund, it showed a yield of R$566,761.11. The other two assets listed are two vehicles, valued at R$194 thousand and R$110 thousand.

In 2018, he had declared five pieces of land, all in the same city, with values ​​totaling R$185 thousand, in addition to a vehicle worth R$115 thousand. None of them are no longer included in the current declaration.