Uma análise do fundo eleitoral sob a ótica do princípio da moralidade.

Abstract

This monograph focuses on the use of electoral funds from a moral perspective as perceived by the Brazilian population. The central issue is to analyze how the use of electoral funds for public financing of political campaigns can be understood in light of the principle of morality. The choice of this topic is justified by the growing social dissatisfaction with the allocation of public resources to electoral campaigns, which has sparked debates about legitimacy, transparency and ethics in the management of these funds. The research was developed using a deductive method, with a qualitative approach based on a literature review and case law analysis. The objectives of the study include, in general, reflecting on the compatibility between the use of electoral funds and the precepts of administrative morality. Specifically, the study seeks to review the history of the creation of the fund, examine the foundations of the principle of morality, identify flaws in oversight and analyze public perception regarding cases of misappropriation of funds. Throughout the analysis, the study seeks to understand how morality fits into the management of electoral funds and what challenges are faced in the current political context. It is concluded that strengthening transparency, ethics in public administration and control mechanisms is essential for public campaign financing to fulfill its democratic role of promoting fair, integral and equitable elections.