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List of Political Parties

Active

Government

Opposition

Independents

Extraparliamentary

Unregistered

For a political party to be registered, it needs to first seek the minimum ammount of approval certificates from the voting population, which must be equal to 0.5% of the total votes in the last national parliamentary election. Only the parties which have more than one thousand certificates are listed below.

Historical

Partido Comunista - Seção Brasileira da Internacional Comunista (Communist Party - Brazilian Section of the Communist International) (1922-1992)
- Partido Comunista Brasileiro (Brazilian Communist Party) (1989-1992)

Empire of Brazil (1822-1889)

First Republic and Vargas Era (1889-1945)

National

Partido Católico (Catholic Party) (1890-1894, 1909-1911)
Partido Republicano Federal (Federal Republican Party) (1893-1898)
Frente Negra Brasileira (Brazilian Black Front) (1931-1938)
Liga Comunista Internacionalista (Internationalist Communist League) (1931-?)
Ação Integralista Brasileira (Brazilian Integralist Action) (1932-1938)
Partido Socialista Brasileiro (Brazilian Socialist Party) (1932-1937)
Partido Socialista Proletário do Brasil (Proletarian Socialist Party of Brazil) (1934-1937)

Regional

Minas Gerais

Partido Republicano Mineiro (Minas Repulican Party) (1888-1937)

Rio de Janeiro and the Federal District

Partido Republicano Fluminense (Fluminense Republican Party) (1888-1937)
Partido Republicano Feminino (Feminine Republican Party) (1910-?)
Bloco Operário e Camponês (Workers' and Peasants' Bloc) (1927-1930)
Partido Socialista Fluminense (Fluminense Socialist Party) (1932-1937)
Partido Economista do Brasil (Economist Party of Brazil) (1932-1933)
Partido Democrático Socialista do Distrito Federal (Democratic Socialist Party of the Federal District) (1933-1937)
Partido Libertador Popular Carioca (Carioca Popular Liberation Party) (1933-1937)
União Progressista Fluminense (Fluminense Progressive Union) (1933-1937)
Partido Popular Radical do Rio de Janeiro (Radical Popular Party of Rio de Janeiro) (1933-1937)
Partido Independente 9 de Julho (9th of July Independent Party) (1933-1937)
Partido Liberal Carioca (Carioca Liberal Party) (1933-1937)

Rio Grande do Sul

Partido Republicano Rio-Grandense (Rio-grandense Republican Party) (1882-1937)
Partido Federalista (Federalist Party) (1892-1928)
Partido Libertador (Liberation Party) (1928-1937)
Partido Republicano Liberal (Liberal Republican Party) (1932-1937)

São Paulo

Partido Republicano Paulista (Paulista Republican Party) (1873-1937)
Partido Democrático (Democratic Party) (1925-1934)
Partido Liberal Paulista (Paulista Liberal Party) (1933-1937)

Fourth Republic (1946-1964)

União Democrática Nacional (National Democratic Union) (1945-1965)
Partido Trabalhista Brasileiro (Brazilian Labor Party) (1945-1965)
Partido Democrata Cristão (Christian Democratic Party) (1945-1965)
Partido Social Democrático (Social Democratic Party) (1945-1965)
Partido Socialista Brasileiro (Brazilian Socialist Party) (1945-1965)
Partido Republicano (Republican Party) (1945-1965)
Partido da Representação Popular (Popular Representation Party) (1945-1965)
Partido Trabalhista Nacional (National Labor Party) (1945-1965)
Partido Libertador (Liberation Party) (1945-1965)
Partido Social Progressista (Social Progressive Party) (1946-1965)
Partido Social Trabalhista (Social Labor Party) (1947-1965)
Movimento Trabalhista Renovador (Renewal Labour Movement) (1960-1965)
Partido da Boa Vontade (Good Will Party) (1964-1965)

Bipartisanship in the Military Dictatorship (1965-1979)

Aliança Renovadora Nacional (National Renewal Alliance) (1966-1979)
Movimento Democrático Brasileiro (Brazilian Democratic Movement) (1966-1979)

Return of the Multiparty System and New Republic (1979-)

Partido Democrático Social (Democratic Social Party) (1980-1993)
Partido Trabalhista Brasileiro (Brazilian Labor Party) (1980-2023)
- Partido Trabalhista Brasileiro (Brazilian Labor Party) (1980-2020)
Partido Humanista (Humanist Party) (1984-1988)
Democratas (Democrats) (1985-2022)
Partido Democrata Cristão (Christian Democratic Party) (1985-1993)
Partido Social Cristão (Social Christian Party) (1985-2023)
Partido Municipalista Brasileiro (Brazilian Municipalist Party) (1985-1990)
Partido Liberal (Liberal Party) (1985-2006)
- Partido Liberal (1985-1998)
Partido Socialista (Socialist Party) (1985-1990)
Partido Republicano Progressista (Progressive Republican Party) (1988-2019)
Partido de Reedificação da Ordem Nacional (Party of the Reconstruction of the National Order) (1989-2006)
Partido da Frente Socialista (Socialist Front Party) (1992-1993)
Partido Social Liberal (Social Liberal Party) (1994-2022)
- Partido Social Liberal (1994-2018)
- Partido Social Liberal (2018-2020)
Partido Humanista da Solidariedade (Humanist Party of Solidarity) (1995-2019)
Partido Pátria Livre (Free Fatherland Party) (2009-2018)
Partido Republicano da Ordem Social (Republican Party of the Social Order) (2010-2023)
Patriota (Patriot) (2011-2023)
- Partido Ecológico Nacional (National Ecological Party) (2011-2018)

List of Political Movements

List of Think Tanks

List of Heads of State and Heads of Government of Brazil

List of Monarchs

Kingdom of Brazil (1815-1822)

Maria I (1815-1816)
John VI (1816-1822)

Empire of Brazil (1822-1889)

Pedro I (1822-1831)
Pedro II (1831-1889)

List of Regents

Provisional Triumviral Regency (1831)
Permanent Triumviral Regency (1831-1835)
Diogo Antônio Feijó (1835-1837)
Pedro de Araújo Lima (1837-1840)

List of Presidents

First Republic (1889-1930)

Deodoro da Fonseca (1889-1891)
Floriano Peixoto (1891-1894)
Prudente de Morais (Federal Republican Party) (1894-1898)
Campos Sales ( Paulista Republican Party) (1898-1902)
Rodrigues Alves ( Paulista Republican Party) (1902-1906)
Afonso Pena ( Minas Republican Party) (1906-1909)
Nilo Peçanha (Fluminense Republican Party) (1909-1910)
Hermes da Fonseca (Conservative Republican Party) (1910-1914)
Venceslau Brás ( Minas Republican Party) (1914-1918)
Delfim Moreira ( Minas Republican Party) (1918-1919)
Epitácio Pessoa ( Minas Republican Party) (1919-1922)
Artur Bernardes ( Minas Republican Party) (1922-1926)
Washington Luís ( Paulista Republican Party) (1926-1930)

Second and Third Republics (1930-1946)

Fourth Republic (1946-1964)

Eurico Gaspar Dutra ( Social Democratic Party) (1946-1951)
Getúlio Vargas ( Brazilian Labor Party) (1951-1954)
Café Filho ( Social Progressive Party) (1954-1955)
Nereu Ramos ( Social Democratic Party) (1955-1956)
Juscelino Kubitschek ( Social Democratic Party) (1956-1961)
Jânio Quadros ( National Labor Party) (1961)
Ranieri Mazzilli ( Social Democratic Party) (1961, 1964)
João Goulart ( Brazilian Labor Party) (1961-1964)

Military Dictatorship (1964-1985)

Humberto Castelo Branco ( National Renewal Alliance) (1964-1967)
Artur da Costa e Silva ( National Renewal Alliance) (1967-1969)
Military Junta (1969)
Emílio Garrastazu Médici ( National Renewal Alliance) (1969-1974)
Ernesto Geisel ( National Renewal Alliance) (1974-1979)
João Figueiredo ( National Renewal Alliance/ Democratic Social Party) (1979-1985)

Sixth Republic (1985-)

José Sarney ( Brazilian Democratic Movement Party) (1985-1990)
Fernando Collor ( National Reconstruction Party) (1990-1992)
Itamar Franco ( Brazilian Democratic Movement Party) (1992-1994)
Fernando Henrique Cardoso ( Brazilian Social Democracy Party) (1995-2002)
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva ( Workers' Party) (2003-2010, 2023-)
Dilma Rousseff ( Workers' Party) (2011-2016)
Michel Temer ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2016-2018)
Jair Bolsonaro ( Social Liberal Party/ Liberal Party) (2019-2022)

List of Vice Presidents

Sixth Republic (1985-)

Itamar Franco ( National Reconstruction Party/ Brazilian Democratic Movement Party) (1990-1992)
Marco Maciel ( Democrats) (1995-2002)
José Alencar ( Liberal Party/ Brazilian Republican Party) (2003-2011)
Michel Temer ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2011-2016)
Hamilton Mourão ( Brazilian Labor Renewal Party/ Republicans) (2019-2022)
Geraldo Alckmin ( Brazilian Socialist Party) (2023-)

List of Prime Ministers

Empire of Brazil (1847-1889)

Manuel Alves Branco (Liberal Party) (1847-1848)
Francisco de Paula Sousa e Melo (Liberal Party) (1848)
Pedro de Araújo Lima (Conservative Party/Progressive League/Liberal Party) (1848-1849, 1857-1858, 1862-1864, 1865-1866)
José da Costa Carvalho (Conservative Party) (1849-1852)
Joaquim José Rodrigues Torres (Conservative Party) (1852-1853, 1868-1870)
Honório Hermeto Carneiro Leão (Conservative Party) (1853-1856)
Luís Alves de Lima e Silva (Conservative Party) (1856-1857, 1861-1862, 1875-1878)
Antônio Paulino Limpo de Abreu (Conservative Party) (1858-1859)
Ângelo Moniz da Silva Ferraz (Conservative Party) (1859-1861)
Francisco José Furtado (Liberal Party) (1864-1865)
Zacarias de Góis e Vasconcelos (Progressive League/Conservative Party) (1862, 1864, 1866-1868)
José Antônio Pimenta Bueno (Conservative Party) (1870-1871)
José Maria da Silva Paranhos (Conservative Party) (1871-1875)
João Lins Vieira Cansanção de Sinimbu (Liberal Party) (1878-1880)
José Antônio Saraiva (Liberal Party) (1880-1882, 1885)
Martinho Álvares da Silva Campos (Liberal Party) (1882)
João Lustosa da Cunha Paranaguá (Liberal Party) (1882-1883)
Lafayette Rodrigues Pereira (Liberal Party) (1883-1884)
Manuel Pinto de Sousa Dantas (Liberal Party) (1884-1885)
João Maurício Wanderley (Conservative Party) (1885-1888)
João Alfredo Correia de Oliveira (Conservative Party) (1888-1889)
Afonso Celso de Assis Figueiredo (Liberal Party) (1889)

Parliamentary Republic (1961-1963)

Tancredo Neves ( Social Democratic Party) (1961-1962)
Francisco Brochado da Rocha ( Social Democratic Party) (1962)
Hermes Lima ( Brazilian Labor Party) (1962-1963)

List of Presidential Candidates

Runner-ups

Getúlio Vargas (Liberal Alliance, 1930)
Borges de Medeiros (Rio-Grandense Republican Party, 1934)
Eduardo Gomes ( National Democratic Union, 1945 & 1950)
Juarez Távora ( National Democratic Union/ Christian Democratic Party, 1955 & 1964)
Henrique Teixeira Lott ( Social Democratic Party, 1960)
Ulysses Guimarães ( Brazilian Democratic Movement, 1974)
Euler Bentes Monteiro ( Brazilian Democratic Movement, 1978)
Paulo Maluf ( Democratic Social Party, 1985)
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva ( Workers' Party; 1989, 1994 & 1998)
José Serra ( Brazilian Social Democracy Party, 2002 & 2010)
Geraldo Alckmin ( Brazilian Social Democracy Party, 2006)
Aécio Neves ( Brazilian Social Democracy Party, 2014)
Fernando Haddad ( Workers' Party, 2018)
Jair Bolsonaro ( Liberal Party, 2022)

Third-place Candidates

Minervino de Oliveira (Workers' and Peasants' Bloc, 1930)
Pedro Aurélio de Góis Monteiro (1934)
Iedo Fiúza ( Brazilian Communist Party, 1945)
Cristiano Machado ( Social Democratic Party, 1950)
Adhemar de Barros ( Social Progressive Party, 1955 & 1960)
Eurico Gaspar Dutra ( Social Democratic Party, 1964)
Leonel Brizola ( Democratic Labor Party, 1989)
Enéas Carneiro ( Party of the Reconstruction of the National Order, 1994)
Ciro Gomes ( Popular Socialist Party/ Democratic Labour Party, 1998 & 2018)
Anthony Garotinho ( Brazilian Socialist Party, 2002)
Heloísa Helena ( Socialism and Liberty Party, 2006)
Marina Silva ( Green Party/ Brazilian Socialist Party, 2010 & 2014)
Simone Tebet ( Brazilian Democratic Movement, 2022)

Current Cabinet

List of Ministers

Chief of Staff of the Presidency

Rui Costa ( Workers' Party) (2023-)

Agrarian Development and Family Farming

Paulo Teixeira ( Workers' Party) (2023-)

Agriculture and Livestock

Carlos Fávaro ( Social Democracy Party) (2023-)

Attorney General of the Union

Jorge Messias

Cities

Jader Barbalho Filho ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)

Communications

Juscelino Filho ( Brazil Union) (2023-)

Comptroller General of Brazil

Vinícius Marques de Carvalho

Culture

Margareth Menezes (2023-)

Defense

José Mucio ( Democratic Renewal Party) (2023-)

Development, Industry, Trade and Services

Geraldo Alckmin ( Brazilian Socialist Party) (2023-)

Education

Camilo Santana ( Workers' Party) (2023-)

Entrepreneurship, Microenterprise and Small Business

Marcio França ( Brazilian Socialist Party) (2023-)

Environment and Climate Change

Marina Silva ( Sustainability Network) (2023-)

Finance

Fernando Haddad ( Workers' Party) (2023-)

Foreign Affairs

Mauro Vieira (2023-)

Fishing and Aquaculture

André de Paula ( Social Democracy Party) (2023-)

Health

Nisia Trindade (2023-)

Institutional Security

Gonçalves Dias (2023)
Ricardo Cappelli ( Brazilian Socialist Party) (2023)
Marcos Antonio Amaro dos Santos (2023-)

Secretariat of Institutional Affairs

Alexandre Padilha ( Workers' Party) (2023-)

Human Rights and Citizenship

Silvio Almeida (2023-)

Indigenous People

Sônia Guajajara ( Socialism and Liberty Party) (2023-)

Integration and Regional Development

Waldez Góes ( Democratic Labour Party) (2023-)

Justice

Flavio Dino ( Brazilian Socialist Party) (2023-2024)
Ricardo Lewandowski (2023-)

Minister of Labour and Employment

Luiz Marinho ( Workers' Party) (2023-)

Management and Innovation in Public Services

Esther Dweck (2023-)

Minister of Mines and Energy

Alexandre Silveira ( Social Democracy Party) (2023-)

Planning and Budget

Simone Tebet ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)

Minister of Ports and Airports

Marcio França ( Brazilian Socialist Party) (2023)
Sílvio Costa Filho ( Republicans) (2023-)

Minister of Racial Equality

Anielle Anielle Francisco da Silva ( Workers' Party) (2023-)

Secretary of Support for Reconstruction of Rio Grande do Sul

Paulo Pimenta ( Workers' Party) (2024-)

Science, Technology and Innovation

Luciana Santos ( Communist Party of Brazil) (2023-)

Social Communication

Paulo Pimenta ( Workers' Party) (2023-2024)
Laércio Portela (2024-)

Social Development and Assistance, Family and Fight against Hunger

Wellington Dias ( Workers' Party) (2023-)

Social Security

Carlos Lupi ( Democratic Labour Party) (2023-)

Sports

Ana Moser (2023)
André Fufuca ( Progressives) (2023-)

Tourism

Daniela Carneiro ( Brazil Union) (2023)
Celso Sabino ( Brazil Union) (2023-)

Transport

Renan Filho ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)

Women

Cida Gonçalves ( Workers' Party) (2023-)

Senate

President of the Senate

Rodrigo Pacheco ( Social Democracy Party) (Senator for Minas Gerais, 2019-)

Current Senators

Acre

Sérgio Petecão ( Social Democracy Party) (2010-)
Márcio Bittar ( Brazil Union) (2018-)
Alan Rick ( Brazil Union) (2023-)

Alagoas

Renan Calheiros ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (1995-)
Rodrigo Cunha ( Brazil Union) (2019-)
Fernando Farias ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)

Amapá

Randolfe Rodrigues (No party, previously at Sustainability Network) (2010-)
Davi Alcolumbre ( Brazil Union) (2015-)
Lucas Barreto ( Social Democracy Party) (2019-)

Amazonas

Eduardo Braga ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2011-)
Lucas Barreto ( Omar Aziz) (2015-)
Plínio Valério ( Brazilian Social Democracy Party) (2023-)

Bahia

Otto Alencar ( Social Democracy Party) (2015-)
Angelo Coronel ( Social Democracy Party) (2019-)
Jaques Wagner ( Workers' Party) (2019-)

Ceará

Cid Gomes ( Brazilian Socialist Party) (2019-)
Eduardo Girão ( New Party) (2019-)
Augusta Brito ( Workers' Party) (2023-)

Espirito Santo

Magno Malta ( Liberal Party) (2003-)
Fabiano Contarato ( Workers' Party) (2019-)
Marcos Do Val ( We Can) (2019-)

Federal District

Izalci Lucas ( Liberal Party) (2019-)
Leila Barros ( Democratic Labour Party) (2019-)
Damares Alves ( Republicans) (2023-)

Goiás

Jorge Kajuru ( Brazilian Socialist Party) (2019-)
Vanderlan Cardoso ( Social Democracy Party) (2019-)
Wilder Morais ( Liberal Party) (2019-)

Maranhão

Eliziane Gama ( Social Democracy Party) (2019-)
Weverton Rocha ( Democratic Labour Party) (2019-)
Ana Paula Lobato ( Democratic Labour Party) (2023-)

Mato Grosso

Wellington Fagundes ( Liberal Party) (2015-)
Margareth Buzetti ( Social Democracy Party) (2023-)
Jayme Campos ( Brazil Union) (2007-2015 & 2019-)

Mato Grosso do Sul

Nelsinho Trad ( Social Democracy Party) (2019-)
Soraya Thronicke ( We Can) (2019-)
Tereza Cristina ( Progressives) (2023-)

Minas Gerais

Carlos Viana ( We Can) (2019-)
Cleitinho Azevedo ( Republicans) (2023-)

Pará

Jader Barbalho ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (1995-2001 & 2011-)
Zequinha Marinho ( We Can) (2019-)
Beto Faro ( Workers' Party) (2023-)

Paraiba

Daniella Ribeiro ( Social Democracy Party) (2019-)
Veneziano Vital ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2019-)
Efraim Filho ( Brazil Union) (2023-)

Paraná

Flavio Arns ( Brazilian Socialist Party) (2003-2011 & 2019-)
Oriovisto Guimarães ( We Can) (2019-)
Sergio Moro ( Brazil Union) (2023-)

Pernambuco

Humberto Sérgio Costa Lima ( Workers' Party) (2010-)
Fernando Dueire ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2022-)
Teresa Leitão ( Workers' Party) (2023-)

Piauí

Ciro Nogueira ( Progressives) (2011-)
Marcelo Castro ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2019-)
Jussara Lima ( Social Democracy Party) (2023-)

Rio de Janeiro

Flavio Bolsonaro ( Liberal Party) (2019-)
Carlos Portinho ( Liberal Party) (2020-)
Romario ( Liberal Party) (2023-)

Rio Grande do Norte

Styvenson Valentim ( We Can) (2019-)
Zenaide Maia ( Social Democracy Party) (2019-)
Rogério Marinho ( Liberal Party) (2015-)

Rio Grande do Sul

Paulo Amim ( Workers' Party) (2003-)
Luis Carlos Heinze ( Progressives) (2019-)
Hamilton Mourão ( Republicans) (2023-)

Rondônia

Confúcio Moura ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2019-)
Marcos Rogério ( Liberal Party) (2019-)
Jaime Bagattoli ( Liberal Party) (2023-)

Roraima

Chico Rodrigues ( Brazilian Socialist Party) (2019-)
Mecias de Jesus ( Republicans) (2019-)
Hiran Gonçalves ( Progressives) (2023-)

Santa Catarina

Esperidião Amin ( Progressives) (1991-1999 & 2019-)
Ivete da Silveira ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2022-)
Jorge Seif ( Liberal Party) (2023-)

São Paulo

Mara Gabrilli ( Social Democracy Party) (2019-)
Alexandre Giordano ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2021-)
Marcos Pontes ( Liberal Party) (2023-)

Sergipe

Alessandro Vieira ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2019-)
Rogério Carvalho ( Workers' Party) (2019-)
Laercio Oliveira ( Progressives) (2023-)

Tocantins

Carlos Eduardo Torres Gomes ( Liberal Party) (2019-)
Irajá Abreu ( Social Democracy Party) (2019-)
Dorinha Rezende ( Brazil Union) (2023-)

Chamber of Deputies

President of the Chamber of Deputies

Arthur Lira ( Progressives) (Deputy for Alagoas, 2011-)

Current Federal Deputies

Acre

Antônia Luciléia Cruz ( Republicans) (2011-2015 & 2022-)
Eduardo Velloso ( Brazil Union) (2023-)
Laercio Oliveira ( Progressives) (2023-)
Meire Serafim ( Brazil Union) (2023-)
Roberto Duarte Júnior ( Republicans) (2023-)
Maria do Socorro Neri ( Progressives) (2023-)
Ulysses Araújo ( Brazil Union) (2023-)
Zezinho Barbary ( Progressives) (2023-)

Alagoas

Marx Beltrão ( Progressives) (2014-)
Paulo Fernando dos Santos ( Workers' Party) (2014-)
Isnaldo Bulhões ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2019-)
Alfredo Gaspar de Mendonça Neto ( Brazil Union) (2023-)
Daniel Barbosa de Almeida ( Progressives) (2023-)
Fábio Costa ( Progressives) (2023-)
Paulo Dantas ( Green Party) (2023-)
Rafael de Goes Brito ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)

Amapá

Vinícius Gurgel ( Liberal Party) (2011-)
Acácio Favacho ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2019-)
Dorinaldo Malafaia ( Democratic Labour Party) (2023-)
José Augusto Pupio Reis Júnior ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)
Josenildo Abrantes ( Democratic Labour Party) (2023-)
Josenildo Abrantes ( Democratic Labour Party) (2023-)
Sílvia Waiãpi ( Liberal Party) (2023-)
Sonize Barbosa ( Liberal Party) (2023-)

Amazonas

Átila Lins ( Social Democracy Party) (1991-)
Silas Câmara ( Republicans) (1999-)
Alberto Cavalcante Neto ( Liberal Party) (2019-)
Sidney Leite ( Social Democracy Party) (2019-)
Adail Filho ( Republicans) (2023-)
Amom Mandel ( Citizenship) (2023-)
Fausto Junior ( Brazil Union) (2023-)
Saullo Vianna ( Brazil Union) (2023-)

Bahia

Cláudio Cajado ( Progressives) (1995-)
José Alves Rocha ( Brazil Union) (1995-)
Sérgio Luís Lacerda Brito ( Social Democracy Party) (1987-1995 & 2007-)
João Leão ( Progressives) (1995-2015 & 2023-)
Paulo Magalhães ( Social Democracy Party) (1999-)
Alice Portugal ( Communist Party of Brazil) (2003-)
Daniel Almeida ( Communist Party of Brazil) (2003-)
João Bacelar ( Liberal Party) (2007-)
Lídice da Mata e Souza ( Brazilian Socialist Party) (1987-1991, 2007-2001 & 2019-)
Afonso Florence ( Workers' Party) (2011-)
Antonio Brito ( Social Democracy Party) (2011-)
Arthur Oliveira Maia ( Brazil Union) (2011-)
Félix Mendonça Júnior ( Democratic Labour Party) (2011-)
Márcio Marinho ( Republicans) (2011-)
Valmir Assunção ( Workers' Party) (2011-)
Waldenor Pereira ( Workers' Party) (2011-)
Elmar Nascimento ( Brazil Union) (2015-)
João Carlos Bacelar Batista ( Green Party) (2015-)
Jorge Solla ( Workers' Party) (2015-)
Mário Negromonte Júnior ( Progressives) (2015-)
Paulo Azi ( Brazil Union) (2015-)
Adolfo Viana de Castro Neto ( Brazilian Social Democracy Party) (2019-)
Alex Santana ( Republicans) (2018-)
Manoel Isidório de Santana Júnior ( Forward) (2019-)
Leur Lomanto Júnior ( Brazil Union) (2019-)
Otto Alencar Filho ( Social Democracy Party) (2019-)
Raimundo Costa ( We Can) (2019-)
Zé Neto ( Workers' Party) (2019-)
Adalberto Barreto ( Brazil Union) (2023-)
Alden Silva ( Liberal Party) (2023-)
Diego Coronel ( Social Democracy Party) (2023-)
Gabriel Nunes ( Social Democracy Party) (2023-)
Ivoneide Caetano ( Workers' Party) (2023-)
Joseildo Ramos ( Workers' Party) (2023-)
Léo Prates ( Democratic Labour Party) (2023-)
Neto Carletto ( Progressives) (2023-)
Ricardo Maia ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)
Roberta Roma ( Liberal Party) (2023-)
Rogéria Santos ( Republicans) (2023-)

Ceará

José Airton Cirilo ( Workers' Party) (2007-)
José Nobre Guimarães ( Workers' Party) (2007-)
Eunício Oliveira ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (1999-2011 & 2023-)
André Figueiredo ( Democratic Labour Party) (2010-)
Domingos Neto ( Social Democracy Party) (2010-)
Danilo Forte ( Brazil Union) (2011-2019 & 2020-)
Luizianne Lins ( Workers' Party) (2015-)
Moses Rodrigues ( Brazil Union) (2015-)
Antônio José Albuquerque ( Progressives) (2019-)
Célio Studart ( Social Democracy Party) (2019-)
Eduardo Bismarck ( Democratic Labour Party) (2019-)
Idilvan Alencar ( Democratic Labour Party) (2019-)
Jaziel Pereira ( Liberal Party) (2019-)
Júnior Mano ( Liberal Party) (2023-)
Mauro Benevides Filho ( Democratic Labour Party) (2019-)
Robério Monteiro ( Democratic Labour Party) (2019-)
André Fernandes ( Liberal Party) (2023-)
Dayany Bittencourt Santil ( Brazil Union) (2023-)
Luiz Gastão ( Social Democracy Party) (2019-)
Matheus Noronha ( Liberal Party) (2023-)
Yury Bruno de Alencar Araújo ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)

Espirito Santo

Paulo Foletto ( Brazilian Socialist Party) (2011-2019 & 2023-)
Evair de Melo ( Progressives) (2014-)
Helder Salomão ( Workers' Party) (2014-)
Amaro Neto ( Republicans) (2019-)
Josias da Vitória ( Progressives) (2019-)
Gilson Daniel ( We Can) (2023-)
Gilvan Costa ( Liberal Party) (2023-)
Jackeline Oliveira Rocha ( Workers' Party) (2023-)
Messias Donato ( Republicans) (2023-)
Victor Linhalis ( We Can) (2023-)

Federal District

Alberto Fraga ( Liberal Party) (1999-2011 & 2015-)
Erika Jucá Kokay ( Workers' Party) (2010-)
Bia Kicis ( Liberal Party) (2019-)
Julio César Ribeiro ( Republicans) (2019-)
Fred Linhares ( Republicans) (2023-)
Gilvan Maximo ( Republicans) (2023-)
Rafael Cavalcanti Prudente ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)
Reginaldo Veras Coelho ( Green Party) (2023-)

State Governors

Current Governors and Vice Governors

Acre

Governor: Gladson Cameli ( Progressives) (2019-)
Vice Governor: Mailza Assis ( Progressives) (2023-)

Alagoas

Governor: Paulo Dantas ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2022-)
Vice Governor: Ronaldo Lessa ( Democratic Labour Party) (2023-)

Amapá

Governor: Clécio Luís ( Solidarity) (2023-)
Vice Governor: Teles Junior ( Democratic Labour Party) (2023-)

Amazonas

Governor: Wilson Miranda Lima ( Brazil Union) (2019-)
Vice Governor: Tadeu de Souza ( Forward) (2023-)

Bahia

Governor: Jerônimo Rodrigues ( Workers' Party) (2023-)
Vice Governor: Geraldo Júnior ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)

Ceará

Governor: Elmano de Freitas ( Workers' Party) (2023-)
Vice Governor: Jade Romero ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)

Espirito Santo

Governor: Renato Casagrande ( Brazilian Socialist Party) (2019-)
Vice Governor: Ricardo Ferraço ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)

Federal District

Governor: Ibaneis Rocha ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2019-)
Vice Governor: Celina Leão ( Progressives) (2023-)

Goiás

Governor: Ronaldo Caiado ( Brazil Union) (2019-)
Vice Governor: Daniel Vilela ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2019-)

Maranhão

Governor: Carlos Brandão ( Brazilian Socialist Party) (2022-)
Vice Governor: Felipe Camarão ( Workers' Party) (2023-)

Mato Grosso

Governor: Mauro Mendes ( Brazil Union) (2019-)
Vice Governor: Otaviano Pivetta ( Republicans) (2019-)

Mato Grosso do Sul

Governor: Eduardo Riedel ( Brazilian Social Democracy Party) (2023-)
Vice Governor: José Carlos Barbosa ( Progressives) (2023-)

Minas Gerais

Governor: Romeu Zema ( New Party) (2019-)
Vice Governor: Mateus Simões ( New Party) (2023-)

Pará

Governor: Helder Barbalho ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2019-)
Vice Governor: Hana Ghassan ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)

Paraiba

Governor: João Azevêdo ( Brazilian Socialist Party) (2019-)
Vice Governor: Lucas Ribeiro ( Progressives) (2023-)

Paraná

Governor: Ratinho Júnior ( Social Democracy Party) (2019-)
Vice Governor: Darci Piana ( Social Democracy Party) (2019-)

Pernambuco

Governor: Raquel Lyra ( Brazilian Social Democracy Party) (2023-)
Vice Governor: Priscila Krause ( Citizenship) (2023-)

Piauí

Governor: Rafael Fonteles ( Workers' Party) (2023-)
Vice Governor: Themístocles Filho ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)

Rio de Janeiro

Governor: Cláudio Castro ( Liberal Party) (2021-)
Vice Governor: Thiago Pampolha ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)

Rio Grande do Norte

Governor: Fátima Bezerra ( Workers' Party) (2019-)
Vice Governor: Walter Alves ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)

Rio Grande do Sul

Governor: Eduardo Leite ( Brazilian Social Democracy Party) (2019-)
Vice Governor: Gabriel Souza ( Brazilian Democratic Movement) (2023-)

Rondônia

Governor: Gladson Cameli ( Brazil Union) (2019-)
Vice Governor: Sérgio Gonçalves ( Brazil Union) (2023-)

Roraima

Governor: Antonio Denarium ( Progressives) (2019-)
Vice Governor: Edilson Damião ( Republicans) (2023-)

Santa Catarina

Governor: Jorginho Mello ( Liberal Party) (2023-)
Vice Governor: Marilisa Boehm ( Liberal Party) (2023-)

São Paulo

Governor: Tarcísio de Freitas ( Republicans) (2023-)
Vice Governor: Felicio Ramuth ( Social Democracy Party) (2023-)

Sergipe

Governor: Fábio Mitidieri ( Social Democracy Party) (2023-)
Vice Governor: Zezinho Sobral ( Brazilian Socialist Party) (2019-)

Tocantins

Governor: Wanderlei Barbosa ( Republicans) (2022-)
Vice Governor: Laurez da Rocha Moreira ( Democratic Labour Party) (2023-)

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 ***[[File:Trot.png]] [[Trotskyism|O Trabalho (The Work)]]
 **[[File:PCdoB.png]] [[Reformist Marxism|Partido Comunista do Brasil (Communist Party of Brazil)]]
-**[[File:BrazilPV.png]] [[Environmentalism|Partido Verde (Green Party)]]
+**[[File:BrazilPV.png]] [[Green Liberalism|Partido Verde (Green Party)]]
 *[[File:MDB(Brazil).png]] [[Big Tent Liberalism|Movimento Democrático Brasileiro (Brazilian Democratic Movement)]]
 *[[File:PSDBrazil.png]] [[Big Tent Liberalism|Partido Social Democrático (Social Democratic Party)]]
-*[[File:BrazilPDT.png]] [[Social Democracy|Partido Democrático Trabalhista]] [[Left-Wing Nationalism|(Democratic Labor Party)]]
+*[[File:BrazilPDT.png]] [[Social Democracy|Partido Democrático Trabalhista (Democratic Labor Party)]]
 *[[File:BrazilPSB.png]] [[Social Democracy|Partido Socialista Brasileiro (Brazilian Socialist Party)]]
 *[[File:Ecosoc-alt.png]] [[Eco-Socialism|Federação PSOL REDE (PSOL REDE Federation)]]
@@ Line 68: / Line 68: @@
 === Unregistered ===
-For a political party to be registered, it needs to first seek the minimum ammount of approval certificates from the voting population, which must be equal to 0.5% of the total votes in the last general election for the Chamber of Deputies. Only the parties which have more than one thousand certificates, as of May 2024, are listed below.
+For a political party to be registered, it needs to first seek the minimum ammount of approval certificates from the voting population, which must be equal to 0.5% of the total votes in the last national parliamentary election. Only the parties which have more than one thousand certificates are listed below.
 * [[File:MBL.png]] [[National Liberalism|Partido Missão (Mission Party)]]
@@ Line 120: / Line 120: @@
 *[[File:Soc-h.png]] [[Socialism|Partido Socialista Fluminense (Fluminense Socialist Party)]] (1932-1937)
 *[[File:Cap.png]] [[Capitalism|Partido Economista do Brasil (Economist Party of Brazil)]] (1932-1933)
-*[[File:BlackUltranat.png]] [[Black Nationalism|Partido Radical Nacionalista (Nationalist Radical Party)]] (1932-?)
 *[[File:Demsocstar.png]] [[Democratic Socialism|Partido Democrático Socialista do Distrito Federal (Democratic Socialist Party of the Federal District)]] (1933-1937)
 *[[File:Parl.png]] [[Parliamentarianism|Partido Libertador Popular Carioca (Carioca Popular Liberation Party)]] (1933-1937)
@@ Line 127: / Line 126: @@
 *[[File:Lib.png]] [[Liberalism|Partido Independente 9 de Julho (9th of July Independent Party)]] (1933-1937)
 *[[File:Soc-h.png]] [[Socialism|Partido Liberal Carioca (Carioca Liberal Party)]] (1933-1937)
-*[[File:Eugen.png]] [[Eugenicism|Partido Liberal Independente (Independent Liberal Party)]] (1933-?)
 ====== [[File:Cball-RioGrandeSul.png]] Rio Grande do Sul ======
-*[[File:Castilhos.png]] [[Social Authoritarianism|Partido Republicano Rio-Grandense (Rio-grandense Republican Party)]] (1882-1937)
+*[[File:Castilhos.png]] [[Illiberal Democracy|Partido Republicano Rio-Grandense (Rio-grandense Republican Party)]] (1882-1937)
-*[[File:Fed.png]] [[Liberalism|Partido Federalista (Federalist Party)]] (1892-1928)
+*[[File:Lib.png]] [[Liberalism|Partido Federalista (Federalist Party)]] (1892-1928)
-*[[File:Oligarchy.png]] [[Oligarchy|Partido Republicano Liberal (Liberal Republican Party)]] (1932-1937)
 *[[File:BrazilLiberador.png]] [[Liberalism|Partido Libertador (Liberation Party)]] (1928-1937)
+*[[File:Oligarchy.png]] [[Oligarchy|Partido Republicano Liberal (Liberal Republican Party)]] (1932-1937)
 ====== [[File:Cball-SaoPaulo.png]] São Paulo ======
 *[[File:BrazilPRP.png]] [[Oligarchy|Partido Republicano Paulista (Paulista Republican Party)]] (1873-1937)
-*[[File:Pop.png]] [[Populism|Partido Democrático de São Paulo (Democratic Party of São Paulo)]] (1925-1934)
+*[[File:Pop.png]] [[Populism|Partido Democrático (Democratic Party)]] (1925-1934)
 *[[File:Lib.png]] [[Liberalism|Partido Liberal Paulista (Paulista Liberal Party)]] (1933-1937)
@@ Line 175: / Line 173: @@
 *[[File:BrazilPFS.png]] [[Trotskyism|Partido da Frente Socialista (Socialist Front Party)]] (1992-1993)
 *[[File:BrazilPSL.png]] [[Right-Wing Populism|Partido Social Liberal (Social Liberal Party)]] (1994-2022)
-**[[File:Soclib.png]] [[Social Liberalism|Partido Social Liberal]] (1994-2018)
+**[[File:Third_Way_-_alt.png]] [[Third Way|Partido Social Liberal]] (1994-2018)
 **[[File:Bolsonarism_-_alt.png]] [[Reactionary Liberalism|Partido Social Liberal]] (2018-2020)
 *[[File:BrazilPHS.png]] [[Distributism|Partido Humanista da Solidariedade (Humanist Party of Solidarity)]] (1995-2019)
@@ Line 182: / Line 180: @@
 *[[File:BrazilPatriota.png]] [[Right-Wing Populism|Patriota (Patriot)]] (2011-2023)
 **[[File:BrazilPEN.png]] [[Eco-Conservatism|Partido Ecológico Nacional (National Ecological Party)]] (2011-2018)
-===== Former =====
-*[[File:BrazilAGIR.png]] Agir
-** [[File:BrazilPRN.png]] [[Populism|Partido da Reconstrução Nacional (National Reconstruction Party)]] (1989-2000)
-* [[File:BrazilCidadania.png]] Cidadania
-** [[File:PCBold.png]] [[Reformist Marxism|Partido Comunista Brasileiro (Brazilian Communist Party)]] (1985-1992)
-** [[File:BrazilPPS.png]] [[Social Democracy|Partido Popular Socialista (Popular Socialist Party)]] (1992-2019)
-* [[File:BrazilDC.png]] Democracia Cristã
-** [[File:BrazilPSDC.png]] [[Christian Democracy#Christian Social Democracy|Partido Social Democrático Cristão (Christian Social Democratic Party)]] (1995-2017)
-* [[File:BrazilPLNew.png]] Liberal Party
-** [[File:Libconserv3.png]] [[Liberal Conservatism|Republic Party]] (2006-2019)
-** [[File:BrazilPL.png]] [[Liberal Conservatism|Liberal Party]] (2019-2021)
-* [[File:PodemosBR.png]] Podemos
-** [[File:BrazilPTN1997.png]] [[National Liberalism|Partido Trabalhista Nacional (National Labor Party)]] (1997-2017)
-* [[File:BrazilREP.png]] Republicanos
-** [[File:BrazilPMR.png]] [[Religious Nationalism#Christian Right|Partido Municipalista Renovador (Municipalist Renovation Party)]] (2003-2006)
-** [[File:BrazilPRB.png]] [[Religious Nationalism#Christian Right|Partido Republicano Brasileiro (Brazilian Republican Party)]] (2006-2019)
 == List of Political Movements ==
@@ Line 209: / Line 190: @@
 *[[File:FIB.png]] [[Brazilian Integralism|Frente Integralista Brasileira (Brazilian Integralist Front)]]
 *[[File:Pop.png]] [[Populism|Grito dos Excluídos (Yell of the Excluded)]]
+*[[File:BrazilLivres.png]] [[Bleeding-Heart Libertarianism|Livres (Free)]]
 *[[File:MBL.png]] [[National Liberalism|Movimento Brasil Livre (Free Brazil Movement)]]
 *[[File:Agsoc.png]] [[Agrarian Socialism|Movimento de Libertação dos Sem Terra (Landless' Liberation Movement)]]
@@ Line 220: / Line 202: @@
 *[[File:Cball-TSouthisMyCountry.png]] [[Separatism|O Sul É o Meu País (The South Is My Country)]]
 *[[File:Prog-u.png]] [[Progressivism|Professores Contra o Escola Sem Partido (Teachers Against School Without Parties)]]
-*[[File:RevolucaoPeriferica.png]] [[Black Nationalism|Revolução Periférica (Peripheral Revolution)]]
 == List of Think Tanks ==
@@ Line 229: / Line 210: @@
 *[[File:Necon.png]] [[Neoconservatism|Instituto de Pesquisas e Estudos Sociais (Institute for Social Research and Studies)]] (1961-1972)
 *[[File:Libertarian.png]] [[Libertarianism|Instituto Liberdade (Liberty Institute)]]
-*[[File:BrazilLivres.png]] [[Bleeding-Heart Libertarianism|Livres (Free)]]
 *[[File:MBL.png]] [[National Liberalism|Movimento Brasil Livre (Free Brazil Movement)]]

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List of Political Parties

Active

Government

Opposition

Independents

Extraparliamentary

Unregistered

Historical

Empire of Brazil (1822-1889)

First Reign (1822-1831)

Regency Period (1831-1840)

Second Reign (1840-1889)

First Republic and Vargas Era (1889-1945)

National

Regional

Minas Gerais

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Rio Grande do Sul

São Paulo

Fourth Republic (1946-1964)

Bipartisanship in the Military Dictatorship (1965-1979)

Return of the Multiparty System and New Republic (1979-)

List of Political Movements

List of Think Tanks

List of Heads of State and Heads of Government of Brazil

List of Monarchs

Kingdom of Brazil (1815-1822)

Empire of Brazil (1822-1889)

List of Regents

List of Presidents

First Republic (1889-1930)

Second and Third Republics (1930-1946)

Fourth Republic (1946-1964)

Military Dictatorship (1964-1985)

Sixth Republic (1985-)

List of Vice Presidents

Sixth Republic (1985-)

List of Prime Ministers

Empire of Brazil (1847-1889)

Parliamentary Republic (1961-1963)

List of Presidential Candidates

Runner-ups

Third-place Candidates

Current Cabinet

List of Ministers

Chief of Staff of the Presidency

Agrarian Development and Family Farming

Agriculture and Livestock

Attorney General of the Union

Cities

Communications

Comptroller General of Brazil

Culture

Defense

Development, Industry, Trade and Services

Education

Entrepreneurship, Microenterprise and Small Business

Environment and Climate Change

Finance

Foreign Affairs

Fishing and Aquaculture

Health

Institutional Security

Secretariat of Institutional Affairs

Human Rights and Citizenship

Indigenous People

Integration and Regional Development

Justice

Minister of Labour and Employment

Management and Innovation in Public Services

Minister of Mines and Energy

Planning and Budget

Minister of Ports and Airports

Minister of Racial Equality

Secretary of Support for Reconstruction of Rio Grande do Sul

Science, Technology and Innovation

Social Communication

Social Development and Assistance, Family and Fight against Hunger