Sergio Moro elected governor of Paraná in first round

Sergio Moro has been elected governor of Paraná, Brazil, winning in the first round with 50.11% of the valid votes. Running with vice-governor candidate Edson Vasconcelos, Moro secured 3,126,032 votes, defeating Sandro Alex, who received 25.35%, and Requião Filho, who received 23.48%.

Following the announcement by the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), Moro stated he won “against all the machinery and all the lies.” The former federal judge and former Minister of Justice, who currently serves as a senator, will lead the state executive for the next four years.

In response to the victory, the Sistema FAEP and its 163 rural unions congratulated the winning ticket. The organization expressed readiness to collaborate on public policies, specifically referencing the “Master Plan for Paranaense Agribusiness 2027/30.” This document, previously delivered to all candidates, includes over 360 proposals addressing rural security, electricity, roads, agricultural education, and rural credit.