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Brazil's parties: seats won in 2026 and votes for the Chamber

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Brazil's parties are many and fragmented: the Chamber of Deputies elected in 2026 has 20 parties, and the three largest (PL, PT, UNIÃO) hold 237 of the 513 seats. Parties are listed by seats in the Chamber; we do not group them by ideology, and names are kept as they are in Brazil.

Seats and votes

PartyChamberSenateVotes (federal deputy)% nationwideVotes per seat
PL1212825,824,75522.72%213,428
PT70914,788,03813.01%211,258
UNIÃO4657,858,0396.91%170,827
PSD4359,391,3218.26%218,403
PP4167,611,9226.70%185,657
REPUBLICANOS4167,911,7806.96%192,970
MDB3687,890,3846.94%219,177
PODE2725,887,4275.18%218,053
PSB1545,007,6924.41%333,846
PSOL1405,295,7214.66%378,266
PCDOB1101,306,3681.15%118,761
PSDB1122,839,8532.50%258,168
NOVO1032,914,3642.56%291,436
PV701,325,5001.17%189,357
PDT611,868,4241.64%311,404
AVANTE501,807,9421.59%361,588
PRD501,189,8311.05%237,966
SOLIDARIEDADE20930,0530.82%465,027
MISSÃO101,223,5691.08%1,223,569
REDE11263,5200.23%263,520

Votes = candidate plus party votes, added up from the official result of each state. Votes per seat nationwide is only a ratio: seats are allocated state by state, by party or federation. Senate: elected in 2026 plus terms until 2031 (party as reported by the Senate on October 28, 2026).

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Percentages are our calculation over valid votes (excluding blank and null). Sources: TSE (Brazil's electoral court) and the Federal Senate. Free to republish under CC BY 4.0, crediting dadobruto.com with a link.