2026 elections · runoff on October 25
Para o Brasil vencer o atraso
Everything in the government program registered with the electoral court — by theme, in plain language, with the source page.
Program themes
So your family gets home safe: organized crime, prisons, borders and femicide.
Brazil for WomenStrengthening women strengthens families: protection, income, childcare and health.
Brazil without QueuesYour time is yours: digital government, digital health, no INSS queues, less red tape.
Cheaper BrazilMoney left at the end of the month: lower consumption taxes, power, food and credit.
Brazil that PreparesTools to succeed: education, jobs, preventive health, care, sport and culture.
Brazil that ProspersEarning what is yours: from welfare to autonomy, jobs, small business, CAIXA and home ownership.
Brazil that GrowsConditions to produce: legal certainty, infrastructure, energy, agriculture, technology, environment and Brazil in the world.
Brazil that Upholds the ConstitutionJudicial reform, political reform and an end to censorship.
Brazil that Does Not Go BackMore Brazil, less Brasília: lean government, sound finances, lower taxes and an end to INSS fraud.
Featured proposals
More prisons, fewer criminals on the loose
Provides for 5 new maximum-security prisons on the El Salvador model, isolation of gang leaders and half a million new prison spaces in 4 years, with the states.
Brazil without FearA terrorist will be treated as a terrorist
Proposes declaring the PCC, the CV, militias and other factions narco-terrorist organizations, freezing criminal assets and signing agreements with states and municipalities.
Brazil for WomenWin-Win ("Ganha, Ganha")
Proposes a voluntary program in which actions such as completing courses, saving and paying bills on time earn points convertible into lower interest, cashback, easier credit and discounts.
Brazil for WomenHealth for Women ("Saúde para Elas")
Provides for preventive women's health care close to home and via telemedicine, an integrated electronic health record, more preventive tests, oral health care and mobile units in buses, trucks and boats.
Brazil without QueuesLess red tape in the countryside
Proposes simplifying irrigation permits, speeding up the titling of small rural landowners and integrating rural registries and authorizations into a single traceability system.
Brazil without QueuesDigital health and a single electronic health record
Proposes implementing a single electronic health record linked to the CPF and Gov.br, interoperable between public and private networks, and using artificial intelligence to speed up SUS scheduling.
Featured myths & facts
Coming soon.
Who supports it
Lawmakers, governors and creators talking about the program.