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André Ventura spent 3.7 million on the presidential campaign, the triple of António José Seguro
Publication: ECO
Author: Lusa
Source published: 22/10/2026, 20:56:16 UTC
Briefing created: 22/10/2026, 21:17:10 UTC
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Briefings
André Ventura, leader of the Chega party, spent 3.73 million euros on the presidential campaign, three times more than António José Seguro, who defeated him in the second round with 66.8% of the vote. Ventura's spending was concentrated on structures, advertising, and comités, while his campaign received 1.03 million euros in public subsidies and 2.7 million from political parties. The article notes that Ventura finished second in the first round with 23.5% of the vote, and provides a list of other candidates and their spending figures.
Key points
- André Ventura spent 3.73 million euros on the presidential campaign, three times more than António José Seguro, who defeated him in the second round with 66.8% of the vote.
- Ventura's campaign received 1.03 million euros in public subsidies and 2.7 million from political parties, while his personal donations totaled only 760 euros.
Context
The data comes from the Entidade das Contas e Financiamentos Políticos (ECFP), released on October 22, 2026. It details the spending of all presidential candidates, including Ventura's three times larger budget compared to Seguro's, and lists other candidates like Henrique Gouveia and João Cotrim with their respective expenditures.
Limitations
The evidence covers only the 11 presidential candidates who submitted accounts to the ECFP. It does not include data on candidates who did not submit accounts, such as Humberto Correia and Manuel João Vieira, nor does it provide information on the total number of votes cast or the final results of the first round beyond Ventura's 23.5%.
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