List of movements/Political Parties/Brazil

List of Political Parties

Active

Chamber of Deputies

Government

• Federação Brasil da Esperança (Brazil of Hope Federation)
  • Partido dos Trabalhadores (Workers' Party)
    • Factions:
    • Construindo um Novo Brasil (Building a New Brazil)
    • Articulação de Esquerda (Left Articulation)
    • Esquerda Popular Socialista (Socialist Popular Left)
    • Resistência Socialista (Socialist Resistance)
    • Democracia Socialista (Socialist Democracy)
    • Socialismo em Construção (Socialism Under Construction)
    • O Trabalho (The Work)
  • Partido Comunista do Brasil (Communist Party of Brazil)
  • Partido Verde (Green Party)
• Movimento Democrático Brasileiro (Brazilian Democratic Movement)
• Partido Social Democrático (Social Democratic Party)
• Partido Democrático Trabalhista (Democratic Labor Party)
• Partido Socialista Brasileiro (Brazilian Socialist Party)
• Federação PSOL REDE (PSOL REDE Federation)
  • Partido Socialismo e Liberdade (Socialism and Liberty Party)
    • Factions:
    • Ação Popular Socialista - Nova Era (Socialist People's Action - New Era)
    • Centelhas (Sparks)
    • Fortalecer o PSOL (Strengthen PSOL)
    • Insurgência (Insurgency)
    • Liberdade, Socialismo e Revolução (Freedom, Socialism and Revolution)
    • Maloka Socialista (Socialist Maloka)
    • Primavera Socialista (Socialist Spring)
    • Polo Comunista Luiz Carlos Prestes (Luiz Carlos Prestes Communist Pole)
    • Movimento Esquerda Socialista (Socialist Left Movement)
    • Revolução Solidária (Solidarity Revolution)
    • Refundação Comunista (Communist Refoundation)
    • RAiZ - Movimento Cidadanista (Root - Citizens' Movement)
    • Subverta (Subvert)
    • Brigadas Populares (People's Brigades) [Joined the Solidarity Revolution]
  • Rede Sustentabilidade (Sustainability Network)
• Avante (Forward)
• Solidariedade (Solidarity)

Opposition

• Partido Liberal (Liberal Party)
• Progressistas (Progressives)
• Federação PSDB Cidadania (PSDB Cidadania Federation)
  • Partido da Social Democracia Brasileira (Brazilian Social Democracy Party)
  • Cidadania (Citizenship)
• Podemos (We Can)
• Partido Novo (New Party)
• Partido Renovação Democrática (Democratic Renewal Party)

Independents

• União Brasil (Brazil Union)
• Republicanos (Republicans)

Extraparliamentary

• Agir (Act)
• Democracia Cristã (Christian Democracy)
• Mobilização Nacional (National Mobilization)
• Partido Comunista Brasileiro (Brazilian Communist Party)
• Partido da Causa Operária (Workers' Cause Party)
• Partido da Mulher Brasileira (Brazilian Woman's Party)
• Partido Renovador Trabalhista Brasileiro (Brazilian Labor Renewal Party)
• Partido Socialista dos Trabalhadores Unificado (Workers' Unified Socialist Party)
• Unidade Popular (Popular Unity)

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.

• Partido Missão (Mission Party)
• Republicano Cristão Brasileiro (Brazilian Christian Republican)
• União Democrática Nacional (National Democratic Union)

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 Reign (1822-1831)

• Partido Brasileiro (Brazilian Party) (1822-1831)
• Partido Português (Portuguese Party) (1822-1831)

Regency Period (1831-1840)

• Partido Moderado (Moderate Party) (1831-1840)
• Partido Liberal Exaltado (Exalted Liberal Party) (1831-1840)
• Partido Regressista (Reactionary Party) (1831-1840)
• Partido Restaurador (Restorationist Party) (1831-1834)
• Partido Farroupilha (Ragamuffin Party) (1832-1845)

Second Reign (1840-1889)

• Partido Conservador (Conservative Party) (1838-1889)
• Partido Liberal (Liberal Party) (1838-1889)
• Liga Progressista (Progressive League) (1864-1868)
• Partido Republicano Paulista (Paulista Republican Party) (1873-1937)
• Partido Católico (Catholic Party) (1874-1876)

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 Radical Nacionalista (Nationalist Radical Party) (1932-?)
• 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)
• Partido Liberal Independente (Independent Liberal Party) (1933-?)

Rio Grande do Sul

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

São Paulo

• Partido Republicano Paulista (Paulista Republican Party) (1873-1937)
• Partido Democrático de São Paulo (Democratic Party of São Paulo) (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)

Former

• Agir
  • Partido da Reconstrução Nacional (National Reconstruction Party) (1989-2000)
• Cidadania
  • Partido Comunista Brasileiro (Brazilian Communist Party) (1985-1992)
  • Partido Popular Socialista (Popular Socialist Party) (1992-2019)
• Democracia Cristã
  • Partido Social Democrático Cristão (Christian Social Democratic Party) (1995-2017)
• Liberal Party
  • Republic Party (2006-2019)
  • Liberal Party (2019-2021)
• Podemos
  • Partido Trabalhista Nacional (National Labor Party) (1997-2017)
• Republicanos
  • Partido Municipalista Renovador (Municipalist Renovation Party) (2003-2006)
  • Partido Republicano Brasileiro (Brazilian Republican Party) (2006-2019)

List of Political Movements

• Associação Brasileira de Ateus e Agnósticos (Brazilian Association of Atheists and Agnostics)
• Associação Brasileira de Lésbicas, Gays, Bissexuais, Travestis, Transexuais e Intersexos (Brazilian Association of Gays, Lesbians, Bisexuals, Transvestites, Transsexuals and Intersex)
• Central de Movimentos Populares (Centre of Popular Movements)
• Coordenação Anarquista Brasileira (Brazilian Anarchist Coordination)
• Escola Sem Partido (School Without Parties)
• Federação Anarquista do Rio de Janeiro (Rio de Janeiro Anarchist Federation)
• Frente Integralista Brasileira (Brazilian Integralist Front)
• Grito dos Excluídos (Yell of the Excluded)
• Movimento Brasil Livre (Free Brazil Movement)
• Movimento de Libertação dos Sem Terra (Landless' Liberation Movement)
• Movimento de Mulheres Camponesas (Peasant Women's Movement)
• Movimento dos Trabalhadores Sem Teto (Homeless Workers' Movement)
• Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra (Landless Workers' Movement)
• Movimento Nacional da População de Rua (Homeless People's National Movement)
• Movimento Passe Livre (Free Fare Movement)
• Movimento Revolucionário 8 de Outubro (8th of October Revolutionary Movement)
• Nova Resistência (New Resistance)
• O Sul É o Meu País (The South Is My Country)
• Professores Contra o Escola Sem Partido (Teachers Against School Without Parties)
• Revolução Periférica (Peripheral Revolution)

List of Think Tanks

• Centro Edelstein de Pesquisas Sociais (Edelstein Center for Social Research)
• Fundação Perseu Abramo (Perseu Abramo Foundation)
• Instituto Brasileiro de Ação Democrática (Brazilian Institute for Democratic Action) (1959-1963)
• Instituto de Estudos Empresariais (Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies)
• Instituto de Pesquisas e Estudos Sociais (Institute for Social Research and Studies) (1961-1972)
• Instituto Liberdade (Liberty Institute)
• Livres (Free)
• Movimento Brasil Livre (Free Brazil Movement)

List of People

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)

• Provisional Governing Junta (1930)
• Getúlio Vargas (1930-1945)
• José Linhares (1945-1946)

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-)

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-)