Vanderlan Cardoso

Brazilian businessman and politician

Vanderlan Cardoso

Senator for Goiás

Incumbent

Assumed office
February 1, 2019
Mayor of Senador Canedo
In office
January 1, 2005 – March 31, 2010
Vice Mayor| Túlio Coelho
Preceded by| Divino Lemes
Succeeded by| Túlio Coelho
Personal details
Born|

Vanderlan Vieira Cardoso

(1962-11-15) November 15, 1962 (age 62)
Iporá, Brazil
Political party| PSD (2020–present)
Other political
affiliations|

* PL (2003–06)
* PR (2006–11)
* PMDB (2011–12)
* PSB (2013–18)
* PP (2018–20)

Spouse| Izaura Cardoso
Children| 2
Profession| Businessman

Vanderlan Vieira Cardoso (born November 15, 1962) is a Brazilian businessman and politician. He was mayor of Senador Canedo (2005–2010). Cardoso ran the government of Goiás in 2010 and 2014 and mayor of Goiânia in 2016.[1] Was defeated by Iris Rezende (MDB) in the second round.

In 2018 he was elected senator of Brazil by Goiás in the legend Progressive Party (PP) and now is member of Social Democratic Party (PSD).[2]

## References

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1. ^ Biography of Vanderlan Cardoso (PP)
2. ^ "Senador Vanderlan Cardoso - Senado Federal". www25.senado.leg.br. Retrieved June 11, 2020.

Political offices

Preceded by

Divino Lemes

|  Mayor of Senador Canedo
2005–10  | Succeeded by

Túlio Coelho

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Members of the Federal Senate of Brazil

President: Davi Alcolumbre

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Acre

* Alan Rick (UNIÃO)

* Márcio Bittar (UNIÃO)

* Sérgio Petecão (PSD)

Alagoas

* Eudócia Caldas (PL)[b]

* Fernando Farias (MDB)[b]

* Renan Calheiros (MDB)

Amapá

* Davi Alcolumbre (UNIÃO)

* Lucas Barreto (PSD)

* Randolfe Rodrigues (PT)

Amazonas

* Eduardo Braga (MDB)

* Omar Aziz (PSD)

* Plínio Valério (PSDB)

Bahia

* Angelo Coronel (PSD)

* Jaques Wagner (PT)

* Otto Alencar (PSD)

Ceará

* Augusta Brito (PT)[B]

* Cid Gomes (PSB)

* Eduardo Girão (NOVO)

Espírito Santo

* Fabiano Contarato (PT)

* Magno Malta (PL)

* Marcos do Val (PODE)

Federal District

* Damares Alves (Republicanos)

* Izalci Lucas (PL)

* Leila Barros (PDT)

Goiás

* Jorge Kajuru (PSB)

* Vanderlan Cardoso (PSD)

* Wilder Morais (PL)

Maranhão

* Ana Paula Lobato (PDT)[a]
* Eliziane Gama (PSD)

* Weverton Rocha (PDT)

Mato Grosso

* Jayme Campos (UNIÃO)

* Margareth Buzetti (PSD)[b]

* Wellington Fagundes (PL)

Mato Grosso do Sul

* Nelson Trad (PSD)

* Soraya Thronicke (PODE)

* Tereza Cristina (PP)

Minas Gerais

* Carlos Viana (PODE)

* Cleitinho Azevedo (Republicanos)

* Rodrigo Pacheco (PSD)

Pará

* Beto Faro (PT)

* Jader Barbalho (MDB)

* Zequinha Marinho (PODE)

Paraíba

* Daniella Ribeiro (PSD)

* Efraim Filho (UNIÃO)

* Veneziano Vital do Rêgo (MDB)

Paraná

* Flávio Arns (PSB)

* Oriovisto Guimarães (PODE)

* Sergio Moro (UNIÃO)

Pernambuco

* Fernando Dueire (MDB)[b]

* Humberto Costa (PT)

* Teresa Leitão (PT)

Piauí

* Ciro Nogueira (PP)

* Jussara Lima (PSD)[b]

* Marcelo Castro (MDB)

Rio de Janeiro

* Carlos Portinho (PL)[a]

* Flávio Bolsonaro (PL)

* Romário Faria (PL)

Rio Grande do Norte

* Rogério Marinho (PL)

* Styvenson Valentim (PODE)

* Zenaide Maia (PSD)

Rio Grande do Sul

* Hamilton Mourão (Republicanos)

* Luis Carlos Heinze (PP)

* Paulo Paim (PT)

Rondônia

* Confúcio Moura (MDB)

* Jaime Bagattoli (PL)

* Marcos Rogério (PL)

Roraima

* Chico Rodrigues (PSB)

* Hiran Gonçalves (PP)

* Mecias de Jesus (Republicanos)

Santa Catarina

* Esperidião Amin (PP)

* Ivete da Silveira (MDB)[a]

* Jorge Seif (PL)

São Paulo

* Alexandre Giordano (MDB)[a]

* Mara Gabrilli (PSD)

* Marcos Pontes (PL)

Sergipe

* Alessandro Vieira (MDB)

* Laercio Oliveira (PP)

* Rogério Carvalho (PT)

Tocantins

* Dorinha Rezende (UNIÃO)

* Eduardo Gomes (PL)

* Irajá Abreu (PSD)

Notes:

* a. ^ Permanent substitute
* b. ^ Temporary substitute

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* UNIÃO (7)
* PODE (6)
* PP (6)
* PSB (4)
* Republicanos (4)
* PDT (3)
* PSDB (1)
* NOVO (1)

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