Câmara dos Deputados · 513 seats in the open bowl Senado Federal · 81 under the dome Colour · party, left to right
República Federativa do Brasil · 158.745.502 electors
Lula,
a fourth term.
On 25 October Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won the second round with 51,79% of valid votes to Flávio Bolsonaro's 48,21%, after trailing him in the first. He takes office on 5 January 2027 with a Congress in which his opponent's party, the PL, is the largest in both houses.
Ordem e Progresso · order and progress
Who holds office · 5 Nov 2026
The Republic
today.
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President of the Republic Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
Since 1 Jan 2023 · PT · until 5 Jan 2027 Presidente da República - Vice-President of the Republic Geraldo Alckmin Since 1 Jan 2023 · PSB · until 5 Jan 2027 Vice-Presidente da República
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President of the Chamber of Deputies Hugo Motta
Since 1 Feb 2025 · REPUBLICANOS · until 1 Feb 2027 Presidente da Câmara dos Deputados -
President of the Federal Senate (and of Congress) Davi Alcolumbre
Since 1 Feb 2025 · UNIÃO · until 1 Feb 2027 Presidente do Senado Federal -
President of the Supreme Federal Court Edson Fachin
Since 29 Sept 2025 Presidente do Supremo Tribunal Federal -
President of the Superior Electoral Court Nunes Marques
Since 12 May 2026 Presidente do Tribunal Superior Eleitoral
Photos: Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva — Palácio do Planalto from Brasilia, Brasil, CC BY 2.0 · Hugo Motta — Lula Oficial, CC BY-SA 2.0 · Davi Alcolumbre — Agencia Senado, Attribution · Edson Fachin — Marcelo Camargo/Agência Brasil, CC BY 3.0 br . Others public domain. Via Wikimedia Commons.
How each is chosen →Taking office · 5 and 6 January 2027
A new term,
a new date.
For the first time the President is sworn in on 5 January and governors on 6 January, not on New Year's Day (Constitutional Amendment 111/2021). The 58th Legislature opens on 1 February 2027.
Governors-elect · 6 Jan 2027
- AC Mailza Assis PP · in office
- AL JHC PSDB
- AP Dr. Furlan PSD
- AM Omar Aziz PSD
- BA Jerônimo Rodrigues PT · in office
- CE Elmano de Freitas PT · in office
- DF Celina Leão PP · in office
- ES Lorenzo Pazolini REPUBLICANOS
- GO Daniel Vilela MDB · in office
- MA Eduardo Braide PSD
- MT Otaviano Pivetta REPUBLICANOS · in office
- MS Eduardo Riedel PP · in office
- MG Cleitinho Azevedo REPUBLICANOS
- PA Dr. Daniel Santos PODE
- PB Lucas Ribeiro PP · in office
- PR Sergio Moro PL
- PE Raquel Lyra PSD · in office
- PI Rafael Fonteles PT · in office
- RJ Douglas Ruas PL
- RN Cadu Xavier PT
- RS Luciano Zucco PL
- RO Marcos Rogério PL
- RR Arthur Henrique PL
- SC Jorginho Mello PL · in office
- SP Tarcísio de Freitas REPUBLICANOS · in office
- SE Fábio Mitidieri PSD · in office
- TO Vicentinho Júnior PSDB
“In office” marks governors-elect who already govern their state (re-elected, or a deputy who took over in 2026).
Photos: Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva — Palácio do Planalto from Brasilia, Brasil, CC BY 2.0 . Via Wikimedia Commons.
President · two rounds · TSE final count
51,79%
to 48,21%.
Second round, 25 Oct 2026: 64.256.232 to 59.826.041 votes, a lead of 4.430.191. Turnout 80,78%; 1.430.496 blank and 2.723.305 null ballots are not valid votes.
First round · 4 Oct 2026 · turnout 78,92%
Also ran: Zema (NOVO) 0,27%, Samara (UP) 0,10%, Hertz Dias (PSTU) 0,04%, Clariana Barao (DC) 0,03%, Edmilson Costa (PCB) 0,02%, Veterinário Wilson Grassi (DEMOCRATA) 0,01%, Rui Costa Pimenta (PCO) 0,01%. No candidate won an absolute majority of valid votes, so the top two went to a second round (Constitution art. 77).
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- Lula · 13 units
- Flavio Bolsonaro · 14 units
- Abroad: Lula 53,9%
Câmara dos Deputados · elected 4 Oct 2026
121
for the PL.
Twenty parties won seats, open-list proportional representation in each state. Parties inside a federation ran as one list and sit as one bench: the federation total is what counts in the chamber.
- 88 FE Brasil PT 70 · PC do B 11 · PV 7
- 87 União Progressista UNIÃO 46 · PP 41
- 15 PSOL–Rede PSOL 14 · REDE 1
- 11 PSDB–Cidadania PSDB 11 · CIDADANIA 0
- 7 Renovação Solidária PRD 5 · SOLIDARIEDADE 2
- PL 121
- PT 70
- UNIÃO 46
- PSD 43
- PP 41
- REPUBLICANOS 41
- MDB 36
- PODE 27
- PSB 15
- PSOL 14
- PC do B 11
- PSDB 11
- NOVO 10
- PV 7
- PDT 6
- AVANTE 5
- PRD 5
- SOLIDARIEDADE 2
- MISSÃO 1
- REDE 1
Ordered left to right by party family (an approximation). How the seats were shared →
Senado Federal · two-thirds renewed
54 seats
of 81.
Each state elected two senators by plurality, for eight years; the other 27, elected in 2022, sit until 2031. Won in 2026:
- PL19
- MDB7
- PT6
- NOVO3
- PP3
- PSB3
- UNIÃO3
- PODE2
- PSD2
- PSDB2
- REPUBLICANOS2
- PDT1
- REDE1
- PL 28
- PT 9
- MDB 8
- PP 6
- REPUBLICANOS 6
- PSD 5
- UNIÃO 5
- PSB 4
- NOVO 3
- PODE 2
- PSDB 2
- PDT 1
- REDE 1
- No party 1
From 1 February 2027: the 54 elected in 2026 by the party they ran for, the 27 elected in 2022 by their party in the Senate roster today. Party switches before February are not reflected.
Governors · 21 decided in the first round, 6 in the second
Twenty-seven
governors.
Governors are elected like the President: an absolute majority of valid votes, or a second round between the top two.
- PL6
- PSD5
- PP4
- PT4
- REPUBLICANOS4
- PSDB2
- MDB1
- PODE1
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The next vote
Municipal elections,
1 October 2028.
695 days to the first round
Mayors, vice-mayors and councillors in 5.569 municipalities, with a second round on 29 Oct 2028 where a municipality has more than 200.000 electors and no mayoral candidate won a majority (Constitution art. 29). The next general election, with one Senate seat per state, is on 6 Oct 2030. Dates in 2028 and 2030 follow the Constitution's rule (first and last Sundays of October) and await the TSE's calendars.
The full calendar →Explore
Sections
- Results The 2026 count President, governors and senators, both rounds, state by state, from the TSE feed.
- Calendar From conventions to inauguration Every date of the 2026 cycle, the next votes, and what may be published when.
- Government The Union to the municipality Who is elected or appointed at each level, for how long, with what powers.
- Seats Quotients and leftovers How 513 seats are shared within each state: quociente eleitoral, partidário, sobras.
- Parties & polls Thirty parties, five federations Seats, money and the barrier clause; every registered presidential poll.
- Congress 513 deputies, 81 senators The sitting Congress and the one elected in 2026.
- Candidates The 2026 ballot Everyone who ran, by office and state.
- Money Public funds and caps The electoral fund, the party fund, spending limits and campaign accounts.
- States Twenty-seven units Every state's result, electorate and seats.
- History Empire to Nova República Elections, coups, the 1988 Constitution, two impeachments.
- How to vote The urna Compulsory voting, the voting machine, the numbers to type.