Elections 2026 · Rio de Janeiro

2026 elections in Rio de Janeiro: governor, senators and deputies

Douglas Ruas (PL) was elected governor of Rio de Janeiro in the first round, with 50.88% of the valid votes. In the Chamber of Deputies, Brazil’s lower house, the party with the state’s largest delegation is PL, with 15 of 46 seats.

Final first-round result · source: TSE

Runoff in Rio de Janeiro

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Governor of Rio de Janeiro

First-round result, valid votes.

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Status
Douglas Ruas	PL	4,271,199 (50.88%)	Elected
Eduardo Paes	PSD	3,706,984 (44.16%)	Not elected
William Siri	PSOL	235,347 (2.80%)	Not elected
Coronel Busnello	MISSÃO	84,889 (1.01%)	Not elected
André Marinho	NOVO	45,359 (0.54%)	Not elected
Juliete	UP	33,430 (0.40%)	Not elected
Cyro Garcia	PSTU	14,642 (0.17%)	Not elected
Luan Monteiro	PCO	2,777 (0.03%)	Not elected

Senators elected from Rio de Janeiro

2 seats in 2026: Carlos Portinho and Carlos Jordy.

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Status
Carlos Portinho	PL	4,264,932 (26.77%)	Elected
Carlos Jordy	PL	3,912,405 (24.56%)	Elected
Benedita da Silva	PT	3,220,765 (20.22%)	Not elected
Pedro Paulo	PSD	1,904,352 (11.96%)	Not elected
Monica Benicio	PSOL	1,538,444 (9.66%)	Not elected
Marcelo Crivella	REPUBLICANOS	539,598 (3.39%)	Not elected
Marcos Dias	PODE	194,605 (1.22%)	Not elected
Helio Secco	MISSÃO	131,065 (0.82%)	Not elected
Waguinho	REPUBLICANOS	116,453 (0.73%)	Not elected
Michelly Xavier	UP	31,492 (0.20%)	Not elected

Federal deputies elected in Rio de Janeiro

46 seats. Seats by party:

PL 15PT 6PP 5PSOL 4PSD 4PSDB 4PCDOB 2UNIÃO 1REPUBLICANOS 1MDB 1SOLIDARIEDADE 1PDT 1NOVO 1

See all 46 elected members

Name	Party	Votes (%)
Dr. Luizinho	PP	213,904 (2.42%)
Rick Azevedo	PSOL	191,371 (2.16%)
Lindbergh	PT	181,768 (2.05%)
Luciano Vieira	PSDB	177,887 (2.01%)
Altineu Cortes	PL	175,161 (1.98%)
Freixo	PT	172,969 (1.95%)
Sóstenes Cavalcante	PL	170,290 (1.92%)
Rueda	UNIÃO	155,836 (1.76%)
Anielle Franco	PT	149,726 (1.69%)
General Pazuello	PL	146,148 (1.65%)
Gutemberg Reis	MDB	145,876 (1.65%)
Soraya Santos	PL	141,443 (1.60%)
Aureo Ribeiro	SOLIDARIEDADE	134,557 (1.52%)
Delegado Felipe Curi	PP	133,626 (1.51%)
Talíria Petrone	PSOL	122,500 (1.38%)
Manoela Peres	PL	117,648 (1.33%)
Dani Cunha	PL	116,984 (1.32%)
Daniel Soranz	PSD	107,849 (1.22%)
Julia de Castro	PL	103,880 (1.17%)
Elias Jabbour	PCDOB	103,219 (1.17%)
Diogo Balieiro Diniz	PL	102,026 (1.15%)
Renan Ferreirinha	PSD	93,504 (1.06%)
Rafael Satiê	PL	91,074 (1.03%)
Glauber Braga	PSOL	86,314 (0.97%)
Renato Cozzolino	PP	84,516 (0.95%)
Fabiano Horta	PT	82,902 (0.94%)
Chris Tonietto	PL	81,966 (0.93%)
Poubel	PL	81,960 (0.93%)
Wladimir Garotinho	PL	81,797 (0.92%)
Douglas Gomes	PL	80,310 (0.91%)
Luiz Lima	NOVO	79,249 (0.90%)
Pastor Henrique Vieira	PSOL	77,584 (0.88%)
Márcio Rezende	PSD	75,148 (0.85%)
Jandira Feghali	PCDOB	74,409 (0.84%)
Leniel Borel	PP	72,658 (0.82%)
Luis Carlos Gomes	REPUBLICANOS	70,331 (0.79%)
Marcos Tavares	PDT	69,438 (0.78%)
Diego Quaqua	PT	68,798 (0.78%)
Marcio Ribeiro	PSD	67,989 (0.77%)
Thiago Gagliasso	PL	67,700 (0.76%)
Nísia Trindade	PT	67,350 (0.76%)
Jorge Miranda	PL	67,298 (0.76%)
Juninho do Pneu	PSDB	64,440 (0.73%)
Marcelo Queiroz	PSDB	58,739 (0.66%)
Bebeto	PP	52,761 (0.60%)
Talita Galhardo	PSDB	46,780 (0.53%)

State deputies elected in Rio de Janeiro

70 seats. Seats by party:

PL 21PT 9PSD 9PSOL 5PP 5UNIÃO 4REPUBLICANOS 3PSB 2MDB 2SOLIDARIEDADE 2PDT 2DC 1PCDOB 1PRD 1AGIR 1NOVO 1PSDB 1

See all 70 elected members

Name	Party	Votes (%)
Índia Armelau	PL	248,504 (2.82%)
Márcio Canella	UNIÃO	197,178 (2.24%)
Renata Souza	PSOL	176,871 (2.01%)
Dani Balbi	PCDOB	169,474 (1.92%)
Guilherme Delaroli	PL	166,374 (1.89%)
Rosenverg Reis	MDB	139,866 (1.59%)
Elika Takimoto	PT	135,271 (1.53%)
Anderson Moraes	PL	129,325 (1.47%)
Costenaro	NOVO	121,780 (1.38%)
Dra. Gabriela	PL	96,267 (1.09%)
Flávio Serafini	PSOL	95,666 (1.09%)
Felipinho Ravis	PP	93,606 (1.06%)
Alan Lopes	PL	93,396 (1.06%)
João Pires	PSD	90,195 (1.02%)
Verônica Lima	PT	85,421 (0.97%)
Alexandre Isquierdo Malafaia	PL	83,461 (0.95%)
Fernanda Neves	PDT	83,326 (0.95%)
Rafael Nobre	UNIÃO	76,706 (0.87%)
Jair Bittencourt	PL	73,722 (0.84%)
Léo Vieira Filho	PSDB	72,939 (0.83%)
André Ceciliano	PT	70,628 (0.80%)
Nelsinho Ruas	PL	70,552 (0.80%)
Bruno Dauaire	UNIÃO	69,119 (0.78%)
Marina do Mst	PT	66,167 (0.75%)
Rodrigo Medeiros	PL	65,530 (0.74%)
André Correa	PSD	65,188 (0.74%)
Carlinhos Bnh	PP	61,724 (0.70%)
Felipe Pampolha	PP	61,589 (0.70%)
Jorge Felippe Neto	PL	58,508 (0.66%)
Delegado Carlos Augusto	PL	58,142 (0.66%)
Marcelo Dino	PL	57,982 (0.66%)
Librelon	REPUBLICANOS	57,409 (0.65%)
Dr. Pedro Ricardo	PL	57,354 (0.65%)
Delegado Bernardo Leal	PP	57,254 (0.65%)
Claudio Caiado	PSD	56,936 (0.65%)
Gustavo Tutuca	PP	56,334 (0.64%)
Renato Miranda	PL	56,329 (0.64%)
Dani Monteiro	PSOL	55,227 (0.63%)
Guilherme Schleder	PSD	54,760 (0.62%)
Munir Neto	SOLIDARIEDADE	52,808 (0.60%)
Júlio Rocha	AGIR	51,609 (0.59%)
Allyson Elias	PT	51,145 (0.58%)
Márcio Gualberto	PL	50,804 (0.58%)
Chico Machado	PL	50,664 (0.58%)
Vinícius Cozzolino	PSD	49,353 (0.56%)
Leandro	REPUBLICANOS	49,013 (0.56%)
Tia Ju	REPUBLICANOS	47,302 (0.54%)
Coronel Menezes	PL	46,700 (0.53%)
Rafael Picciani	UNIÃO	46,686 (0.53%)
Giovani Ratinho	MDB	46,380 (0.53%)
Luciana Boiteux	PSOL	44,928 (0.51%)
Leonel de Esquerda	PT	44,597 (0.51%)
Giselle Monteiro	PL	44,532 (0.51%)
Luiz Paulo	PSD	43,720 (0.50%)
Serginho	PDT	43,664 (0.50%)
Ana Paula Mendes	PSD	43,356 (0.49%)
Yuri Moura	PSOL	43,336 (0.49%)
Zeidan	PT	43,115 (0.49%)
Poubel Filho	PL	42,871 (0.49%)
Daniel Marques	PL	42,768 (0.49%)
Adilson Pires	PT	42,467 (0.48%)
Felipe Tropa	PL	41,293 (0.47%)
Carla Machado	PSD	39,208 (0.45%)
Vantoil Martins	PSB	39,179 (0.44%)
Soldado Tobias	PRD	37,969 (0.43%)
Joyce Trindade	PSD	37,088 (0.42%)
Arthur Monteiro	SOLIDARIEDADE	35,844 (0.41%)
Jari	PSB	34,199 (0.39%)
Raone Ferreira	PT	28,377 (0.32%)
Carlos Russo	DC	27,447 (0.31%)

Source: public results files from Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court (TSE), first round of 2026, updated on Oct 10, 2026 at 15:10:03. RaisLife is not an official source.

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