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Arnaldinho Borgo

Arnaldinho Borgo

Arnaldo Borgo Filho, known as Arnaldinho Borgo, was born in 1983 in Vila Velha and is a Brazilian politician of the PSDB.

Born
1983 (43 years), Vila Velha
Party
Brazilian Social Democracy Party
Political position

Centre · Where sources place the party (Brazilian Social Democracy Party)
Wikipedia: centre to centre-right (Brazilian Social Democracy Party)
Ideology: Third Way, social liberalism, neoliberalism

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Mayor of Vila Velha since 2021, re-elected in 2024, he earlier served as city councillor and municipal social assistance secretary. He is named among the possible contenders in the 2026 Espírito Santo governor election.

Career

According to Wikipedia, Borgo was elected Vila Velha city councillor in 2012 for the PMN, described as the most-voted councillor in the city's history at that point. In 2014 and 2015 he took leave to serve as secretary of social assistance under Mayor Rodney Miranda. He was re-elected councillor in 2016 for the PMDB and ran unsuccessfully for state deputy in 2018 for the MDB. In 2020 he was elected mayor for Podemos with 138,741 votes and took office as the 38th mayor on 1 January 2021. He was re-elected in 2024 with 193,451 votes and has been in the PSDB since 2025.

Summarised automatically from the linked sources. Wikipedia (Portuguese) · Wikipedia

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Espírito Santo Governor Election Winner 2026

OutcomeLeft – RightAgeProbability
Lorenzo PazoliniRight4495%
Ricardo FerraçoCentre635%
Sérgio VidigalCentre-left69<1%
Euclério SampaioCentre62<1%
Arnaldinho BorgoCentre43<1%

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