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TSE candidate registrations · candidatos 2026

7.905
candidacies.

13 names on the urna for president, 191 for governor, 308 for the Senate and 7.393 for the Chamber of Deputies in the 4 October 2026 election. Women were 37,0% of the Chamber candidacies; every list must have at least 30% of each sex (Lei 9.504/1997, art. 10 §3).

President · first round 4 Oct, runoff 25 Oct 2026

The presidential
field.

Not on the urna: Pablo Marçal (PRTB), registration denied.

Photos: Lula — Palácio do Planalto from Brasilia, Brasil, CC BY 2.0 · Flavio Bolsonaro — Agência Senado, Attribution · Escritor Augusto Cury — Tribunal Superior Eleitoral do Brasil (TSE), CC BY 4.0 · Ronaldo Caiado — Bianca Kida, CC BY 2.0 · Zema — Andressa Anholete/Agência Senado, CC BY 2.0 · Hertz Dias — Romerito Pontes, CC BY 2.0 · Edmilson Costa — Diário Liberdade, CC BY 3.0 · Rui Costa Pimenta — Valter Campanato/Agência Brasil, CC BY 3.0 br . Via Wikimedia Commons.

Governors, senators and federal deputies · 27 units

Every name
on the urna.

Office
Gender
Outcome
Photo No. Candidate Party Outcome Votes Profile
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Summary fields as the TSE publishes them for every candidacy: name, ballot name and number, party, coalition or federation, sex, age on inauguration day, self-declared colour/race, occupation, education, the registration judgement and the outcome. Votes come from the totalisation; for deputies, only each list's leading candidates are in our results snapshot. Outcome “Substitute” (suplente) means next in line on the list.

Who stands and who wins · candidacies on the urna → elected

Thirty per cent
on the list.

Since 2009 the law requires each party or federation to fill at least 30% and at most 70% of its proportional-list candidacies with each sex (Lei 9.504/1997, art. 10 §3, as amended by Lei 12.034/2009). Since 2022 parties must also give women candidates at least 30% of their FEFC and Fundo Partidário campaign money and of their free airtime (Constitution art. 17 §§7–8, EC 117/2022). The quota applies to candidacies, not to seats.

Colour/race is self-declared on registration in the IBGE's five categories; the census counts a majority of Brazilians as brown or Black. EC 133/2024 obliges parties to spend at least 30% of their campaign funds on Black and brown (pretos e pardos) candidates.

President Governor Senator Fed. deputy
On the ballot 13 191 308 ·
Elected 1 27 54 ·
Women 15,4% → 0,0% 17,8% → 11,1% 22,7% → 22,2% ·
White 76,9% → 100,0% 58,1% → 74,1% 61,7% → 70,4% ·
Brown (parda) 7,7% → 0,0% 27,2% → 22,2% 26,9% → 29,6% ·
Black (preta) 15,4% → 0,0% 12,0% → 0,0% 9,4% → 0,0% ·
Indigenous 0,0% → 0,0% 1,6% → 3,7% 1,3% → 0,0% ·
East Asian (amarela) 0,0% → 0,0% 1,0% → 0,0% 0,6% → 0,0% ·
Median age 56 → 81 50 → 49 57 → 56.5 ·

Share of candidacies on the urna → share of those elected. Deputies load from the full registration files.

Registrations as of Invalid Date. Names are shown in title case; the TSE prints them in capitals (Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva = LUIZ INÁCIO LULA DA SILVA).