Question: When did the politician beaten by the current Minister of Mines and Energy in Brazilian state gubernatorial elections , resign as president of his party ?

text: 2010 Brazilian gubernatorial elections
Elections by state
Candidacies so far registered under the Superior Electoral Court website : [ 1 ]
The Brazilian gubernatorial elections, 2010 will be held on Sunday, October 3, as part of the country's general election. In these elections, all 26 Brazilian states and the Federal District governorships will be up for election. If none of the candidates receives more than a half of the valid votes, a run-off will be held on October 24, 2010. According to the Federal Constitution, Governors are elected directly to a four-year term, with a limit of two terms. Eleven governors are prohibited from seeking re-election. Currently, ten of the total seats are held by the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (PMDB), followed by five held by the Workers' Party (PT) and the Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB) each. The Brazilian Socialist Party (PSB) holds three seats, and the Progressive Party (PP) holds two. The Democratic Labour Party (PDT) and the Republic Party (PR) holds one seat each. Some Governors are not the same from the outcome of the previous election, since some of them had their terms repealed by the Supreme Electoral Court. These elections will coincide with the presidential election, as well as the elections for Legislative Assemblies and both houses of the National Congress. These will be the 8th direct gubernatorial elections, and the sixth since the end of the military dictatorship.
State Incumbent Party Status Candidates Winner
Acre Binho Marques Workers ' Party ( PT ) Refrained from seeking re-election Tião Viana ( PT ) Tião Bocalom ( PSDB ) Antônio Gouveia ( PRTB ) Tião Viana ( PT )
Alagoas Teotônio Vilela Filho Brazilian Social Democracy Party ( PSDB ) Seeking re-election Fernando Collor ( PTB ) Ronaldo Lessa ( PDT ) Tony Clóvis ( PCB ) Mário Agra ( PSOL ) Jefferson Piones ( PRTB ) Teotônio Vilela Filho ( PSDB )
Amapá Waldez Góes Democratic Labour Party ( PDT ) Term-limited Camilo Capiberibe ( PSB ) Genival Cruz ( PSTU ) Jorge Amanajas ( PSDB ) Luiz Cantuária ( PTB ) Pedro Paulo ( PP ) Camilo Capiberibe ( PSB )
Amazonas Eduardo Braga Brazilian Democratic Movement Party ( PMDB ) Term-limited Alfredo Nascimento ( PR ) Hissa Abrahão ( PPS ) Herbert Amazonas ( PSTU ) Luiz Carlos Sena ( PSOL ) Luiz Navarro ( PCB ) Omar Aziz ( PMN ) Omar Aziz ( PMN )
Bahia Jaques Wagner Workers ' Party ( PT ) Seeking re-election Paulo Souto ( DEM ) Geddel Vieira Lima ( PMDB ) Marcos Mendes ( PSOL ) Luiz Bassuma ( PV ) Sandro Santa Bárbara ( PCB ) Carlos do Nascimento ( PSTU ) Jaques Wagner ( PT )
Ceará Cid Gomes Brazilian Socialist Party ( PSB ) Seeking re-election Francisco Gonzaga ( PSTU ) Lúcio Alcântara ( PR ) Marcos Cals ( PSDB ) Soraya Tupinambá ( PSOL ) Marcelo Silva ( PV ) Maria Nati Rocha ( PCB ) Cid Gomes ( PSB )
Espírito Santo Paulo Hartung Brazilian Democratic Movement Party ( PMDB ) Term-limited Renato Casagrande ( PSB ) Luiz Paulo Lucas ( PSDB ) Gilberto Caregnato ( PRTB ) Brice Bragato ( PSOL ) José Avelar ( PCO ) Renato Casagrande ( PSB )
Federal District Rogério Rosso Brazilian Democratic Movement Party ( PMDB ) Refrained from seeking re-election Weslian Roriz ( PSC ) Agnelo Queiroz ( PT ) Eduardo Brandão ( PV ) Carlos de Andrade ( PSOL ) Newton Lins ( PSL ) Rodrigo Dantas ( PSTU ) Ricardo Machado ( PCO ) Agnelo Queiroz ( PT )
Goiás Alcides Rodrigues Progressive Party ( PP ) Term-limited Marconi Perillo ( PSDB ) Iris Rezende ( PMDB ) Vanderlan Cardoso ( PR ) Marta Jane ( PCB ) Washington Fraga ( PSOL ) Marconi Perillo ( PSDB )
Maranhão Roseana Sarney Brazilian Democratic Movement Party ( PMDB ) Seeking re-election Jackson Lago ( PDT ) Flávio Dino ( PCdoB ) Marcos Igrejas ( PCB ) Marcos Silva ( PSTU ) Saulo Arcangeli ( PSOL ) Roseana Sarney ( PMDB )
Mato Grosso Blairo Maggi Republic Party ( PR ) Term-limited Silval Barbosa ( PMDB ) Mauro Mendes ( PSB ) Marcos Magno ( PSOL ) Wilson Santos ( PSDB ) Silval Barbosa ( PMDB )
Mato Grosso do Sul André Puccinelli Brazilian Democratic Movement Party ( PMDB ) Seeking re-election Zeca do PT ( PT ) Nei Braga ( PSOL ) André Puccinelli ( PMDB )
Minas Gerais Aécio Neves Brazilian Social Democracy Party ( PSDB ) Term-limited Hélio Costa ( PMDB ) Antônio Anastasia ( PSDB ) Vanessa Portugal ( PSTU ) José Fernando ( PV ) Fábio Aparecido ( PCB ) Luiz Carlos Ferreira ( PSOL ) Edilson do Nascimento ( PTdoB ) Antônio Anastasia ( PSDB )
Pará Ana Julia Carepa Workers ' Party ( PT ) Seeking re-election Simão Jatene ( PSDB ) Domingos Juvenil ( PMDB ) Cléber Rabelo ( PSTU ) Fernando Carneiro ( PSOL ) Simão Jatene ( PSDB )
Paraíba José Maranhão Brazilian Democratic Movement Party ( PMDB ) Seeking re-election Ricardo Coutinho ( PSB ) Prancisco Oliveira ( PCB ) Lourdes Sarmento ( PCO ) Nelson Júnior ( PSOL ) Marcelino Rodrigues ( PSTU ) Ricardo Coutinho ( PSB )
Paraná Roberto Requião Brazilian Democratic Movement Party ( PMDB ) Term-limited Beto Richa ( PSDB ) Osmar Dias ( PDT ) Luiz Felipe Bergmann ( PSOL ) Avanilson Araújo ( PSTU ) Amadeu Felipe ( PCB ) Paulo Salamuni ( PV ) Robinson de Paula ( PRTB ) Beto Richa ( PSDB )
Pernambuco Eduardo Campos Brazilian Socialist Party ( PSB ) Seeking re-election Jarbas Vasconcelos ( PMDB ) Roberto Numeriano ( PCB ) Anselmo Campelo ( PRTB ) Sérgio Xavier ( PV ) Edilson Silva ( PSOL ) Jair Pedro ( PSTU ) Eduardo Campos ( PSB )
Piauí Wellington Dias Workers ' Party ( PT ) Term-limited Francisco Macedo ( PMN ) Geraldo Carvalho ( PSTU ) Romualdo Brazil ( PSOL ) José Avelar Costa ( PSL ) João Vicente Claudino ( PTB ) Lourdes Melo ( PCO ) Silvio Mendes ( PSDB ) Teresa Britto ( PV ) Wilson Martins ( PSB ) Wilson Martins ( PSB )
Rio de Janeiro Sérgio Cabral Filho Brazilian Democratic Movement Party ( PMDB ) Seeking re-election Fernando Gabeira ( PV ) Eduardo Serra ( PCB ) Cyro Garcia ( PSTU ) Jefferson Moura ( PSOL ) Fernando Peregrino ( PR ) Sérgio Cabral Filho ( PMDB )
Rio Grande do Norte Wilma de Faria Brazilian Socialist Party ( PSB ) Term-limited Iberê Ferreira ( PSB ) Carlos Eduardo ( PDT ) Rosalba Ciarlini ( DEM ) Bartô Moreira ( PRTB ) Camarada Leto ( PCB ) Simone Dutra ( PSTU ) Sandro Pimentel ( PSOL ) Roberto Ronconi ( PTC ) Rosalba Ciarlini ( DEM )