Observed arrival · 2026-10-16
Quem Bancou: following Brazil’s campaign money
A public-facing guide to campaign donations, public election funding and declared expenses for a selected group of Brazilian candidates.
- For
- Brazilian voters checking campaign finance
- Worth noticing
- Its individual-donor ranking excludes party transfers, candidates’ own funds, intermediated crowdfunding and financial income.
Field notes
The page frames its comparison around 105 high-vote first-round candidacies: 50 federal deputies, 50 Senate candidates and five presidential candidates. It says the individual-donor ranking sums direct financial donations to those selected campaigns, excluding party transfers, candidates’ own funds, intermediated crowdfunding and financial income. The site also warns that raw vote totals across states do not measure proportional popularity; its visible ranking sections were still displaying loading messages in this capture.
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