RS governor awaits definition of PSDB fusion to decide whether to stay in the party or migrate to another acronym
The governor of Rio Grande do Sul, (PSDB), said on Saturday (26.abr.br.2025) will be willing for an application to the Presidency of the Republic in 2026. However, he says the outcome of the possible PSDB-Podes merger before deciding.
According to the governor, from the decision of his current party, he will have the clarity of which way he will go. This is because your name is too.
“My willingness is to build an candidacy for the Presidency of the Republic, where I understand that I can make an contribution, where I want to contribute, to present an alternative to this polarization that is in the country and is destructive“, He said in an interview with S.Paulo Sheet.
PSDB and we can
The PSDB summoned a meeting of its executive to Tuesday (29.ab.2025), when the merger with the Somos. If confirmed, the new acronym will make a party convention in late May or early June to approve the statute and choose the new direction.
The barrier clause, which requires minimum votes or chairs in the House ,. The acronym has 13 deputies from 8 states and needs to reach 9 states to maintain access to the party fund and TV time in 2026. Melting is seen as a strategy to prevent the loss of relevance in the political scenario.
According to PSDB national president Marconi Perillo, the party’s priority in 2026 will be to launch his own presidential candidate. Milk .
Milk, however, does not rule out leaving the subtitle and says it should define this in May: “If my movement goes towards another party, not the permanence in what may be the PSDB in its merger, it will be for seeing the opportunity not only to participate, but also to lead the project.”.
Gilberto Kassab, president of the PSD, has already expressed interest in his affiliation. “Eduardo Leite is an old dream“, Currently, the party has one of the largest benches in the Senate, which facilitates the negotiation of commissions and reports of important projects.
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