2022 Brazilian gubernatorial elections
Gubernatorial elections will be held in Brazil on 2 October 2022 as part of the nationwide general elections to elect tickets with state governors and their vice governors (as well as the Governor of the Federal District and their vice governor). A second round will be held on 30 October.
Background
The behind-the-scenes run for Governor in the state began after the 2020 Brazilian municipal elections, According to Brazilian electoral law, no one candidate can be declared before July 2022, until there all quoted persons to be candidates are called pre-candidates or potential candidates.
Potential candidates to São Paulo gubernatorial election
Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB)
- Paulo Skaf - President of CIESP 2007–present; President of FIESP 2004–present.[1]
Brazilian Social Democray Party (PSDB)
- Geraldo Alckmin - Governor of São Paulo (2001–06, 2011–18); Lieutenant Governor of São Paulo 1994-2001; Candidade for President in 2006 and 2018; Candidate for Mayor of São Paulo in 2008.[1]
- João Doria - Governor of São Paulo since 2019; Mayor of São Paulo 2017–2018; President of Embratur 1986–1988; Municipal Secretary of Tourism of São Paulo 1983–1986.
- Rodrigo Garcia - Lieutenant Governor of São Paulo since 2019.[1]
Brazilian Socialist Party (PSB)
- Márcio França - 36th Governor of São Paulo 2018–19; Lieutenant Governor of São Paulo 2015–18; Federal Deputy from São Paulo 2011–15; 42nd Mayor of São Vicente 1997–2005; City Councillor of São Vicente 1989–97; Candidate for Governor of São Paulo in 2018; Candidate for Mayor of São Paulo in 2020.[1]
New Party (NOVO)
- Vinicius Poit - Federal Deputy for São Paulo since 2019.[1]
Patriot (PATRIOTA)
- Arthur do Val - State Deputy since 2019.[1]
Socialism and Liberty Party (PSOL)
- Guilherme Boulos - Leader of MTST; Candidate for President in 2018; Candidate for Mayor of São Paulo in 2020.[1]
Social and Liberal Party (PSL)
- Luiz Philippe de Orleans e Bragança - Federal Deputy for São Paulo since 2019.[1]
Worker's Party (PT)
- Fernando Haddad - Mayor of São Paulo 2013–2017; Minister of Education 2005–2012; candidate for Mayor of São Paulo in 2016. Candidate for President in 2018.[1]
Independents
- Abraham Weintraub - Minister of Education of Brazil 2019-2020.[1]
- Ricardo Salles - Minister of Environment of Brazil 2019-2021; Candidate for Federal Deputy for São Paulo in 2018.[1]
Potential candidate to Minas Gerais gubernatorial election
Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB)
- Julvan Lacerda - President of Minas Gerais Municipalities Association since 2017; Mayor of Moema 2013-2020.[2]
New Party (NOVO)
- Romeu Zema - Governor of Minas Gerais since 2019.[2]
Social Democratic Party (PSD)
- Alexandre Kallil - Mayor of Belo Horizonte since 2017.[2]
Potential candidates to Rio de Janeiro gubernatorial election
Brazilian Labour Renewal Party (PRTB)
- Hamilton Mourão - Vice President of Brazil since 2019.[3]
Brazilian Socialist Party (PSB)
- Marcelo Freixo - Federal Deputy for Rio de Janeiro since 2019; Candidate for Mayor of Rio de Janeiro in 2016.[3]
Democratic Labour Party (PDT)
- Rodrigo Neves - Mayor of Niterói 2013-2020.[3]
Liberal Party (PL)
- Claudio Castro - Governor of Rio de Janeiro since 2021; Vice Governor of Rio de Janeiro 2019-2021.[3]
New Party (NOVO)
- Paulo Ganime - Federal Deputy for Rio de Janeiro since 2019.[3]
Social Democratic Party (PSD)
- Rodrigo Maia - President of the Chamber of Deputies 2016-2021; Federal Deputy for Rio de Janeiro since 1999.[3]
- Felipe Santa Cruz - President of National Bar Association since 2019[3]
Workers' Party (PT)
- André Ceciliano - President of the Legislative Assembly of Rio de Janeiro since 2019; State Deputy 1999-2000 2011–present; Mayor of Paracambi 2001-2009.[3]
Potential candidates to Bahia gubernatorial election
Brazilian Socialist Party (PSB)
- Lídice da Mata - Federal Deputy for Bahia since 2019, 2007-2011, 1987-1991; Senator for Bahia 2011-2019; State Deputy of Bahia 1999-2007; Mayor of Salvador 1993-1996; City Councillor of Salvador 1983-1987; Candidate for Governor of Bahia in 2014; Candidate for Vice Mayor of Salvador in 2008; Candidate for Mayot of Salvador in 2004.[4]
Democrats (DEM)
Forward (Avante)
- Pastor Sergeant Isidório - Federal Deputy for Bahia since 2019; State Deputy of Bahia 2011-2019; Candidate for Mayot of Salvador in 2016.[4]
New Party (NOVO)
- Priscila Chammas - Political Activist. Candidate for Federal Deputy for Bahia in 2018 and Councilor for Salvador in 2020.[1]
Workers' Party (PT)
- Jacques Wagner - Senator for Bahia since 2019; Chief of Staff of Brazil 2015-2016; Minister of Defense 2015; Governor of Bahia 2007-2015.[5][6]
Independent
- Raissa Soares - Doctor.[6]
Potential candidates to Paraná gubernatorial election
Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB)
- Roberto Requião - Senator for Paraná 1995-2002, 2011-2019; Governor of Paraná 1991-1994, 2003-2010; Secretary of Urban Development of Paraná 1987-1990; Mayor of Curitiba 1986-1989; State Deputy 1983-1986; Candidate for Governor in 2014.[7]
Social Democratic Party (PSD)
- Ratinho Jr. - Governor of Paraná since 2019, State Deputy 2003-2007, 2017-2019, Secretaty of Urban Development of Paraná 2013-2014, 2015-2017; Federal Deputy for Paraná 2007-2015.[7]
Workers' Party (PT)
- Dr. Rosinha - Federal Deputy for Paraná 1999-2015; State Deputy 1991-1999; City Councillor of Curitiba 1989-1991.[7]
Potential candidates to Rio Grande do Sul gubernatorial election
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Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB)
- Alceu Moreira - Federal Deputy for Rio Grande do Sul since 2011.[8]
Communist Party of Brazil (PCdoB)
- Manuela d'Ávila - State Deputy of Rio Grande do Sul 2015-2019; Federal Deputy for Rio Grande do Sul 2007-2015; City Councillor 2005-2006; Candidate for Mayor of Porto Alegre in 2020; Candidate for Vice President of Brazil in 2018.[4]
Democrats (DEM)
- Onyx Lorenzoni - Secretary-General of the Presidency since 2021; Ministry of Citizenship 2020-2021; Chief of Staff of Brazil 2019-2020; Federal Deputy for Rio Grande do Sul since 2003; State Deputy 1995-2003.[8]
New Party (NOVO)
- Marcel Van Hattem - Federal Deputy for Rio Grande do Sul since 2019.[1]
Progressists (PP)
- Luiz Carlos Heinze - Senator for Rio Grande do Sul since 2019; Federal Deputy for Rio Grande do Sul 1999-2019; Mayor of São Borja 1993-1996.[8]
Workers' Party (PT)
- Edegar Pretto - State Deputy since 2011.[8]
Potential candidates to Pernambuco gubernatorial election
Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB)
- Miguel Coelho - Mayor of Petrolina since 2017; State Deputy of Pernambuco 2015-2017.[9]
Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB)
- Raquel Lyra - Mayor of Caruaru since 2017; State Deputy of Pernambuco 2011-2017.[10]
Liberal Party (PL)
- Anderson Ferreira - Mayor of Jaboatão dos Guararapes since 2017; Federal Deputy for Pernambuco 2011-2016.[9]
Workers' Party (PT)
- Marília Arraes - Federal Deputy for Pernambuco since 2019; Secretary of Youth People and Professional Qualification of Recife 2013-2014; City Councillor of Recife 2009-2019; Candidate for Mayor of Recife in 2020.[11]
Potential candidates to Ceará gubernatorial election
Democratic Labour Party (PDT)
- Roberto Cláudio - Mayor of Fortaleza 2013-2020; President of Ceará Legislative Assembly 2011-2012; State Deputy of Ceará 2007-2012.[12]
- Izolda Cela - Lieutenant Governor of Ceará since 2015; Secretary of Education of Ceará 2007-2014; First Lady of Sobral 2011-2017.[12]
- Mauro Benevides Filho - Federal Deputy for Ceará 2019-2020; Secretary of Planning and Management since 2021; State Deputy of Ceará 1991-2015.[12]
Republican Party of Social Order (PROS)
- Capitão Wagner - Federal Deputy for Ceará since 2019; State Deputy of Ceará 2011-2012, 2015-2018; City Councillor of Fortaleza 2013-2014; Candidate for Mayor of Fortaleza in 2016 and in 2020.[13]
New Party (NOVO)
- Rodrigo Saraiva Marinho - Candidate for Federal Deputy for Ceará in 2018 and Councilor for Fortaleza in 2020.[1]
Potential candidates to Pará gubernatorial election
Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB)
- Helder Barbalho - Governor of Pará since 2018; Minister of National Integration 2016-2018; National Secretary of Ports and Waterway Transport 2015-2016, Minister of Fishing and Aquaculture 2015; Mayor of Ananindeua 2005-2013; State Deputy of Pará 2003-2004; City Councillor of Ananindeua 2001-2003; Candidate for Governor of Pará in 2014.[4]
- José Priante - Federal Deputy for Pará since 1995; Candidate for Mayor of Belém in 2020.[4]
Patriot (PATRIOTA)
- Eguchi - Federal Deputy for Pará since 2019.[4]
Potential candidates to Santa Catarina gubernatorial election
Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB)
Democrats (DEM)
- Gean Loureiro - Mayor of Florianópolis since 2017; State Deputy of Santa Catarina 2015-2017; City Councillor of Florianópolis 1993-2013; Candidate for Mayor of Florianópolis in 2012; Candidate for State Deputy in 1994 and 1998.[4]
New Party (NOVO)
- Odair Tramontin - Justice Promoter. Candidate for Mayor for Blumenau in 2020.[1]
Social Democratic Party (PSD)
- Napoleão Bernardes - Former Mayor of Blumenau.[4][15]
- Raimundo Colombo - Governor of Santa Catarina 2011-2018; Senator for Santa Catarina 2007-2010; Mayor of Lages 2001-2006, 1989-1992; Federal Deputy for Santa Catarina 1999-2000; State Deputy of Santa Catarina 1987-1988.[15]
- João Rodrigues - Mayor of Chapecó since 2021, 2005-2010; Federal Deputy for Santa Catarina 2011-2019; State Deputy of Santa Catarina 2003-2004; Mayor of Pinhalzinho 2001-2002; Vice Mayor of Pinhalzinho 1997-2000.[15]
Social Liberal Party (PSL)
- Carlos Moisés - Governor of Santa Catarina since 2019.[4]
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