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Wilson Santiago

REPUBLICANOS-PBIn officeRe-elected in 2026, new term from 2027

Strengths and points of attention

Strengths

No indicator stands out positively against peers.

Points of attention

  • Spent more of the allowance than averageR$371,332 (peer average: R$283,536)
  • Fewer bills than average4 (peer average: 11)

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Parliamentary allowance spending

The parliamentary allowance (CEAP) reimburses term expenses such as flights, fuel, publicity and office costs. The cap varies by state.

Total in 2026

R$371,332

Average of federal deputies

R$283,536

31% above average

Ranking position

#81 of 504

#1 = top spender in the year.

Spending by month in 2026

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MonthAmount
January 2026R$58,291
February 2026R$57,204
March 2026R$77,620
April 2026R$48,391
May 2026R$57,271
June 2026no data
July 2026no data
August 2026no data
September 2026no data
October 2026R$72,056
November 2026R$500

By expense type

  • Divulgação da atividade parlamentarR$281,800
  • Locação ou fretamento de veículos automotoresR$36,000
  • Combustíveis e lubrificantesR$24,965
  • Manutenção de escritório de apoio à atividade parlamentarR$22,800
  • Hospedagem, exceto do parlamentar no Distrito FederalR$4,311
  • Fornecimento de alimentação do parlamentarR$1,456

Compared with the average

  • Wilson SantiagoR$371,332
  • Average of federal deputiesR$283,536

Average of those holding the same office in 2026. People who took office mid-year pull the average down.

Top suppliers and every year's history Premium

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Source: Chamber of Deputies (Open Data) · updated Nov 9, 2026

Budget amendments

Individual amendments are the share of the federal budget that each deputy and senator directs to public works, services and transfers to states, municipalities and organizations.

Paid on 2026 amendments

R$29.3M

Committed: R$38,518,204

Average of federal deputies

R$23.6M

24% above average

Ranking position

#127 of 511

#1 = largest amount paid in the year.

amendments in the year
8
as "Pix amendments" (41% of paid)
R$12M
of the committed amount already paid
76%

"Pix amendment" (special transfer): the money goes straight into the state or municipal treasury, with no agreement or project defined beforehand.

Compared with the average

  • Wilson SantiagoR$29,282,480
  • Average of federal deputiesR$23,649,502

Average of those holding the same office in 2026 who had amendments attributed.

By area

  • SaúdeR$15,789,916
  • Encargos especiaisR$11,992,564
  • Assistência socialR$1,500,000

Main destinations

Where the money was spent (up to 10 places).

  • Paraíba (vários municípios)R$28,982,480
  • Paraíba (estado)R$300,000

Who received the amendment money, and every year Premium

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How we count: each amendment is attributed by the author code in Portal da Transparência; caucus, committee and rapporteur amendments are not included. The paid amount includes carried-over payments made in later years, so recent years still grow. Source: Portal da Transparência (CGU, Brazil's federal comptroller) (see the amendments on the Portal) · updated Nov 8, 2026

Floor attendance

Attendance at the Chamber's deliberative sessions (those with votes), per the official record.

Attendance in 2026

91.1%

Average of federal deputies: 95.2%

Deliberative sessions
56
Attended
51
Excused absences
1
Unexcused absences
4

Excused absences include sick leave and official missions. Source: Chamber of Deputies (Open Data) · updated Nov 9, 2026

Main bills

12 propositions authored or co-authored. These are the most recent.
  • PL 2477/2026Main author

    Altera a Lei nº 12.764, de 27 de dezembro de 2012, para instituir o Piso Salarial Profissional Nacional do Acompanhante Especializado de pessoas com Transtorno do Espectro Autista (TEA), e dispõe sobre a assistência financeira da União para o seu cumprimento.

    Aguardando Designação de Relator(a)See progress (opens in a new tab)
  • PL 1081/2026Main author

    Altera a Lei nº 10.406, de 10 de janeiro de 2002 (Código Civil), para dispor sobre a prescrição da pretensão de cobrança de emolumentos, custas e honorários de tabeliães, auxiliares da justiça, serventuários judiciais, árbitros e peritos e sujeita o credor à reparação dos danos materiais e morais causados ao devedor.

    Aguardando Designação de Relator(a)See progress (opens in a new tab)
  • PL 908/2026Main author

    Veda à manutenção de registros internos restritivos de clientes com base exclusiva em débitos quitados ou prescritos, assegura transparência na negativa de crédito e dá outras providências.

  • PL 472/2026Main author

    Altera a Lei nº 14.164, de 10 de junho de 2021, para instituir o Programa Escola e Comunidade Unidas contra o Feminicídio e o Selo Escola Amiga da Mulher e de Combate ao Feminicídio.

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  • PL 3175/2025Main author

    Projeto de lei que altera a Lei nº 14.457-2022, conceder jornada de trabalho especial às empregadas e empregados de empresas públicas com deficiência ou que tenham cônjuge, filho, enteado ou pessoa sob sua guarda judicial com deficiência.

    Aguardando Designação de Relator(a)See progress (opens in a new tab)
  • PL 2589/2025Main author

    Dispõem sobre a emissão de Carteira de Identificação Estudantil/CIE pela União, os Estados, o Distrito Federal e os Municípios.

See all 12 on the official page (Chamber)

Latest votes

756 roll-call votes on record. These are the 10 most recent.

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