2026 elections

Senators elected in 2026

Full list by state, with party, votes and percentage. Source: TSE, first round.

Nationwide seats: PL 19, MDB 7, PT 6, PP 3, PSB 3, UNIÃO 3, NOVO 3, REPUBLICANOS 2.

Acre (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Marcio Bittar	PL	223,972 (25.59%)
Mara Rocha	REPUBLICANOS	157,104 (17.95%)

Alagoas (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Arthur Lira	PP	948,703 (28.87%)
Marina Jhc	PSDB	926,860 (28.20%)

Amapá (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Rayssa Furlan	PODE	264,799 (29.98%)
Lucas Barreto	PSD	213,948 (24.22%)

Amazonas (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Eduardo Braga	MDB	1,240,471 (32.29%)
Plinio Valério	PSDB	948,793 (24.70%)

Bahia (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Rui Costa	PT	4,335,196 (30.07%)
Jaques Wagner	PT	3,986,690 (27.65%)

Ceará (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Cid Gomes	PSB	3,033,562 (31.22%)
Luizianne	REDE	2,822,806 (29.05%)

Federal District (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Michelle Bolsonaro	PL	938,496 (29.05%)
Bia Kicis	PL	886,616 (27.45%)

Espírito Santo (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Renato Casagrande	PSB	995,361 (24.70%)
Evair de Melo	REPUBLICANOS	982,978 (24.39%)

Goiás (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Gustavo Gayer	PL	1,639,247 (24.53%)
Gracinha Caiado	UNIÃO	1,458,522 (21.83%)

Maranhão (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Fufuca	PP	1,530,187 (21.43%)
Lahesio Bonfim	NOVO	1,471,859 (20.61%)

Mato Grosso (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Mauro Mendes	UNIÃO	1,187,352 (33.21%)
Zé Medeiros	PL	977,777 (27.35%)

Mato Grosso do Sul (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Reinaldo Azambuja	PL	903,554 (34.65%)
Capitão Contar	PL	856,045 (32.82%)

Minas Gerais (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Domingos Sávio	PL	4,968,829 (24.21%)
Marília Campos	PT	3,990,864 (19.44%)

Pará (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Helder	MDB	2,342,070 (26.10%)
Chicão	UNIÃO	2,014,409 (22.45%)

Paraíba (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
João Azevêdo	PSB	1,391,994 (32.50%)
Veneziano	MDB	974,550 (22.76%)

Paraná (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Filipe Barros	PL	3,148,583 (27.25%)
Deltan Dallagnol	NOVO	2,904,594 (25.14%)

Pernambuco (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Humberto Costa	PT	2,531,389 (27.19%)
Marília Arraes	PDT	2,325,127 (24.97%)

Piauí (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Marcelo Castro	MDB	1,307,833 (35.67%)
Júlio César O Julim do Lula	PSD	989,146 (26.98%)

Rio de Janeiro (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Carlos Portinho	PL	4,264,932 (26.77%)
Carlos Jordy	PL	3,912,405 (24.56%)

Rio Grande do Norte (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Styvenson Valentim	PODE	1,055,000 (29.25%)
Samanda de Lula	PT	635,924 (17.63%)

Rio Grande do Sul (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Sanderson	PL	3,453,316 (30.11%)
Marcel Van Hattem	NOVO	3,449,053 (30.08%)

Rondônia (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Dr. Fernando Máximo	PL	570,799 (31.97%)
Bruno Scheid	PL	474,226 (26.56%)

Roraima (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Nicoletti	PL	138,269 (22.68%)
Teresa Surita	MDB	117,270 (19.24%)

Santa Catarina (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Carol de Toni	PL	2,694,918 (33.46%)
Carlos Bolsonaro	PL	2,041,840 (25.36%)

São Paulo (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Guilherme Derrite	PP	13,273,880 (30.59%)
André do Prado	PL	12,703,089 (29.28%)

Sergipe (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Rogerio Carvalho	PT	511,142 (21.91%)
Delegado Alessandro	MDB	399,775 (17.13%)

Tocantins (2)

Name	Party	Votes (%)	Follow
Eduardo Gomes	PL	450,191 (27.22%)
Alexandre Guimarães	MDB	316,786 (19.16%)

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