Overview
- The Procuradoria-Geral Eleitoral issued a favorable opinion on creating Missão, stating the proponents met all administrative requirements.
- The case is now with TSE Minister André Mendonça, who requested a 10-day response on the statute before a plenary review.
- The relator flagged undefined rules for allocating party-fund resources and called for concrete mechanisms to prevent and address violence against women in politics.
- Prosecutors also endorsed the use of ballot number 14, a numeral previously associated with the extinct PTB.
- The TSE has up to 30 days to rule; if registered, Missão would become Brazil’s 30th party and aims to clear the electoral threshold in 2026 with a national push that may include a presidential-list candidacy.