12 presidential candidates are already registered with the TSE (Higher Electoral Court) with their personal property declarations. In general, more than half of the candidates have a net worth that allows them to be classified as millionaires. See what has been released:

Of the four candidates with the highest intentions to vote in the polls, all are millionaires – Photo: Reproduction/ND

Felipe D’Avila (Novo), with over R$24.6 million, is the richest presidential candidate.

Not far away, an influential person Pablo Marsal (Pros) declared almost 17 million reais.

Among the candidates who registered the highest intentions to vote, Ciro Gomez (PDT), Jair Bolsonaro (PL), Lula (PT) and Simone Tebet (MDB) declared assets in excess of one million.

Former President Lula is worth $7.4 million, including homes, land, vehicles and other assets. Subsequently, Ciro Gomes told the TSE that he had 3 million reais.

Senator Simone Tebet and President Jair Bolsonaro announced a cost close to 2.3 million reais.

The only candidates who did not register the millionaire’s inheritance were: Leo Pericles (UP), Roberto Jefferson (PTB), Sofia Manzano (PCB), Soraya Tronicke (UNIÃO) and Vera Lucia (PSTU).

See declared values:

• Ciro Gomez (PDT): BRL 3 million.
• Eimael District (DC): BRL 6.5 million.
• Felipe d’Avila (new): BRL 24.6 million
• Jair Bolsonaro (Poland): BRL 2.3 million
• Leo Pericles (UP): BRL 197.31
• Luis Inácio Lula da Silva (Portugal): R$ 7.4 million
• Pablo Marsal (for): BRL 16.9 million
• Roberto Jefferson (PTB): BRL 745.3 thousand.
• Simone Tebet (MDB): BRL 2.3 million.
• Sofia Manzano (PCB): BRL 498 thousand
• Soraya Thronicke (UNION): BRL 783 thousand.
• Vera Lucia (PGTU): BRL 8,805