Sergio Moro leads Paraná governor poll as candidates rally for 2026 race

A recent poll for the 2026 Paraná gubernatorial election shows former judge Sergio Moro ahead of all rivals, with 35% of voter intention in a six‑candidate scenario and up to 42% when the field narrows. His nearest competitor, Requião Filho, trails with 18%–24%, while former mayor Rafael Greca holds about 15% and deputy Sandro Alex polls at 5%–6%. The survey also recorded notable rejection rates, with Requião Filho at 47%, Moro at 37% and Greca at 33%.

In parallel, Paraná’s mayor of Paranaguá, Adriano Ramos, publicly endorsed deputy Sandro Alex’s pre‑candidacy, praising the continuity of Governor Ratinho Junior’s administration and promising joint investment projects in infrastructure and mobility. The mayor’s support underscores the intra‑party dynamics as candidates vie for the state’s governorship.

Both pieces reflect the evolving political landscape ahead of the 2026 state election, highlighting Moro’s statistical advantage and the regional backing of other contenders.