Senate 2026: senators elected by state

Senators elected

Marcio Bittar (PL) and Mara Rocha (Republicanos) were elected to the Senate in Acre, with 30.68% and 21.52% of valid votes.

Arthur Lira (PP) and Marina JHC (PSDB) were elected to the Senate in Alagoas, with 28.87% and 28.20% of valid votes.

Eduardo Braga (MDB) and Plínio Valério (PSDB) were elected to the Senate in Amazonas, with 32.29% and 24.70% of valid votes.

Rayssa Furlan (Podemos) and Lucas Barreto (PSD) were elected to the Senate in Amapá, with 29.98% and 24.22% of valid votes.

Rui Costa (PT) and Jaques Wagner (PT) were elected to the Senate in Bahia, with 30.07% and 27.65% of valid votes.

Cid Gomes (PSB) and Luizianne (Rede) were elected to the Senate in Ceará, with 31.23% and 29.06% of valid votes.

Michelle Bolsonaro (PL) and Bia Kicis (PL) were elected to the Senate in the Federal District, with 29.09% and 27.48% of valid votes.

Renato Casagrande (PSB) and Evair de Melo (Republicanos) were elected to the Senate in Espírito Santo, with 24.70% and 24.39% of valid votes.

Gustavo Gayer (PL) and Gracinha Caiado (União) were elected to the Senate in Goiás, with 24.53% and 21.83% of valid votes.

Fufuca (PP) and Lahesio Bonfim (Novo) were elected to the Senate in Maranhão, with 21.50% and 20.68% of valid votes.

Domingos Sávio (PL) and Marília Campos (PT) were elected to the Senate in Minas Gerais, with 24.21% and 19.45% of valid votes.

Reinaldo Azambuja (PL) and Capitão Contar (PL) were elected to the Senate in Mato Grosso do Sul, with 34.64% and 32.82% of valid votes.

Mauro Mendes (União) and Zé Medeiros (PL) were elected to the Senate in Mato Grosso, with 33.21% and 27.35% of valid votes.

Helder (MDB) and Chicão (União) were elected to the Senate in Pará, with 26.15% and 22.49% of valid votes.

João Azevêdo (PSB) and Veneziano (MDB) were elected to the Senate in Paraíba, with 32.50% and 22.76% of valid votes.

Humberto Costa (PT) and Marília Arraes (PDT) were elected to the Senate in Pernambuco, with 27.24% and 25.02% of valid votes.

Marcelo Castro (MDB) and Júlio César o Julim do Lula (PSD) were elected to the Senate in Piauí, with 35.92% and 27.17% of valid votes.

Filipe Barros (PL) and Deltan Dallagnol (Novo) were elected to the Senate in Paraná, with 27.28% and 25.16% of valid votes.

Carlos Portinho (PL) and Carlos Jordy (PL) were elected to the Senate in Rio de Janeiro, with 26.78% and 24.57% of valid votes.

Styvenson Valentim (Podemos) and Samanda de Lula (PT) were elected to the Senate in Rio Grande do Norte, with 29.25% and 17.63% of valid votes.

Dr. Fernando Máximo (PL) and Bruno Scheid (PL) were elected to the Senate in Rondônia, with 32.43% and 26.95% of valid votes.

Nicoletti (PL) and Teresa Surita (MDB) were elected to the Senate in Roraima, with 22.92% and 19.44% of valid votes.

Sanderson (PL) and Marcel van Hattem (Novo) were elected to the Senate in Rio Grande do Sul, with 30.12% and 30.08% of valid votes.

Carol de Toni (PL) and Carlos Bolsonaro (PL) were elected to the Senate in Santa Catarina, with 33.51% and 25.39% of valid votes.

Rogério Carvalho (PT) and Delegado Alessandro (MDB) were elected to the Senate in Sergipe, with 22.67% and 17.73% of valid votes.

Guilherme Derrite (PP) and André do Prado (PL) were elected to the Senate in São Paulo, with 30.60% and 29.28% of valid votes.

Eduardo Gomes (PL) and Alexandre Guimarães (MDB) were elected to the Senate in Tocantins, with 27.28% and 19.19% of valid votes.