How much money each candidate in Ponta Grossa has available for their campaign

The Ponta Grossa candidates’ campaign box presents differences that go from the millions to some applications and reach a few tens of thousands of reais in others. A survey made from the electoral accounts shows that Aliel Machado (PV) currently has the largest volume of resources among the six candidates analyzed, followed by Jocelito Canto (PP).

The values represent the resources already declared by the campaigns, deducting the expenses reported so far. As the 2026 election is still underway, new party transfers and donations may increase the cash registers in the coming weeks.

According to the available data, Aliel has already declared R$ 2.688 million in revenue and approximately R$ 261.5 thousand in expenses, leaving about R$ 2.4 million in the campaign cash.

Jocelito appears soon after, with R$ 1,375 million raised and, in the provision consulted, still without declared expenses, leaving virtually all the value available for use during the campaign.

See how much each candidate has in the box

Considering the resources already received and the expenses declared by the campaigns, the scenario is as follows:

Candidate

Raced

Declared expenditure

Approximate box

Aliel Machado(PV)

R$ 2.688.000

R$ 261,517

R$ 2,426.483

Jocelito Canto(PP)

R$ 1.375.000

R$ 0

R$ 1.375.000

Mabel Canto (PP)

R$ 375,600

R$ 0

R$ 375,600

Geraldo Stocco(PV)

R$ 292,980

R$ 32.378

R$ 260,602

Julio Kuller (PL)

R$ 113,611

R$ 111

R$ 113,500

Marlon Alessandro

R$ 34.000

without localized expenditure

about R$ 34,000

The amounts are partial and may change as new revenues and expenses are communicated to Justiça Eleitoral.

Aliel leads with more than R$ 2.4 million available

The Aliel Machado campaign, which is vying for a seat as a federal deputy, features the largest box among the names analyzed.

The parliamentary received R$ 2.5 million from the National Directorate of the PV, through party resources, in addition to R$ 188,000 in donations from individuals. The total declared revenue reaches R$ 2.688 million.

Until the provision consulted, Aliel had declared R$ 261,516.66 in campaign expenses. With this, approximately R$ 2,426 million remained available.

Among the main expenses already contracted are rental of vehicles, real estate, accounting, production of materials and expenses with personnel.

Jocelito has R$ 1.37 million

Also candidate for federal deputy, Jocelito Canto declared R$ 1.375 million in revenues.

Practically all the value came from the party. The National Direction of the PP allocated R$ 1,365 million to the campaign, while another R$ 10,000 were donated by Sebastião Grzebeluka.

In the available provision consulted, there were no declared expenses, which puts the application box also at R$ 1,375 million.

For candidates for federal deputy in Paraná, the ceiling of expenditures in the first round is R$ 3,176 million. Therefore, both Aliel and Jocelito are still below the allowed limit for the position.

Mabel reaches R$ 375,6 thousand

Among the candidates for state deputy analyzed, Mabel Canto (PP) appears with the largest volume collected.

The deputy declared R $ 375,600 in revenues. Of this total, R$ 360,6 thousand came from the PP, R$ 10 thousand correspond to a donation from a natural person and R$ 5 thousand are own resources.

In the September 9 update consulted, there were no declared expenses, leaving R $ 375,6 thousand in cash.

Stocco has R$ 260.6 thousand after expenses

Geraldo Stocco (PV) has already declared R$ 292,980 in appeals for a seat in the Legislative Assembly.

Of the total, R$ 200,000 came from the businesswoman Terezinha Soares Rorato, while R$ 89,980 were transferred by the state management of the PV. There are also other minor contributions.

The campaign declared R$ 32.378 in expenses, which leaves an approximate cash of R$ 260.602.

Julio Kuller has R$ 113.5 thousand

The candidate for state deputy Julio Kuller (PL) declared R$ 113,611 in revenues.

Of this amount, R$ 90 thousand correspond to resources passed on by the National Directorate of the PL. The campaign also received R$ 19 thousand from Jocimara de Almeida Soldi, in addition to other resources.

So far, the amount of expenses declared is small: about R$ 111. Thus, approximately R$ 113,500 remain in the application box.

Marlon has R$ 34 thousand

Marlon Alessandro (PT) appears with the lowest volume of resources among the six candidates analyzed.

The candidacy received R $ 34,000 until the period raised. R$ 29 thousand were donated by the National Directorate of the PT and other R$ 5 thousand donated by Leonardo Gomes Pereira.

In the information consulted, no expenses were located that significantly reduced this amount, leaving the cash close to R$ 34,000.

Difference exceeds R$ 2.3 million

The distance between the largest and smallest box draws attention. While Aliel has approximately R$ 2.43 million available, Marlon has about R$ 34,000.

This means a difference of more than R$ 2.39 million between the two campaigns at the moment.

Jocelito also enters the campaign line with an expressive volume: R$ 1.375 million, more than three times the amount currently declared by Mabel, who occupies the third position among the names analyzed.

The comparison, however, does not mean that these will be the definitive campaign values. The parties can make new transfers and the candidates can still receive donations within the electoral rules.

In addition, there are differences in the legal spending ceiling: candidates for federal deputies in the Paraná can spend up to R$ 3,176,573 in the first round, while the limit for state deputies is R$ 1,270,629.

The data used in the survey have their origin in the information declared by the campaigns to Justiça Eleitoral and made available by the DivulgaCandContas system. As it is a partial benefit, the numbers may change until the end of the election.