Brazil’s 81 Sitting Senators with State, Name, Party, Date of Birth

Brazil’s 81 sitting senators. Each state and the Federal District has three.

StateSenatorPartyTermBorn
ACAlan RickRepublicanos2023–311976
ACMarcio BittarPL2019–271963
ACSérgio PetecãoPSD2019–271960
ALDra. Eudócia*PSDB2019–271964
ALRenan CalheirosMDB2019–271955
ALRenan FilhoMDB2023–311979
APDavi Alcolumbre (Senate President)União2023–311977
APLucas BarretoPSD2019–271964
APRandolfe RodriguesPT2019–271972
AMEduardo BragaMDB2019–271960
AMOmar AzizPSD2023–311958
AMPlínio ValérioPSDB2019–271955
BAAngelo CoronelRepublicanos2019–271958
BAJaques WagnerPT2019–271951
BAOtto AlencarPSD2023–311947
CECamilo SantanaPT2023–311968
CECid GomesPSB2019–271963
CESargento Reginauro*PSDB2019–271973
DFDamares AlvesRepublicanos2023–311964
DFIzalci LucasPL2019–271956
DFLeany Lemos*PSB2019–271970
ESFabiano ContaratoPT2019–271966
ESMagno MaltaPL2023–311957
ESMarcos do ValAvante2019–271971
GOJorge KajuruPSB2019–271961
GOVanderlan CardosoPSD2019–271962
GOWilder MoraisPL2023–311968
MAAna Paula Lobato*PSB2023–311984
MAEliziane GamaPSD2019–271977
MAWevertonPDT2019–271979
MTCarlos FávaroPSD2019–271969
MTJayme CamposUnião2019–271951
MTWellington FagundesPL2023–311957
MSNelsinho TradPSD2019–271961
MSSoraya ThronickePSB2019–271973
MSTereza CristinaPP2023–311954
MGCarlos VianaPSD2019–271963
MGCleitinhoRepublicanos2023–311982
MGRenzo Braz*PP2019–271980
PABeto FaroPT2023–311969
PAJader BarbalhoMDB2019–271944
PAZequinha MarinhoPodemos2019–271959
PBDaniella RibeiroPP2019–271972
PBEfraim FilhoPL2023–311979
PBVeneziano Vital do RêgoMDB2019–271970
PRFlávio ArnsPSB2019–271950
PROriovisto GuimarãesPSDB2019–271945
PRSergio MoroPL2023–311972
PEFernando Dueire*PSD2019–271959
PEHumberto CostaPT2019–271957
PETeresa LeitãoPT2023–311951
PICiro NogueiraPP2019–271968
PIJussara Lima*PSD2023–311960
PIMarcelo CastroMDB2019–271950
RJCarlos Portinho*PL2019–271973
RJFlávio BolsonaroPL2019–271981
RJRomárioNo party2023–311966
RNRogério MarinhoPL2023–311963
RNStyvenson ValentimPodemos2019–271977
RNZenaide MaiaPSD2019–271954
RSHamilton MourãoRepublicanos2023–311953
RSLuis Carlos HeinzePP2019–271950
RSPaulo PaimPT2019–271950
ROConfúcio MouraMDB2019–271948
ROJaime BagattoliPL2023–311961
ROMarcos RogérioPL2019–271978
RRChico RodriguesPSB2019–271951
RRDr. HiranPP2023–311957
RRRoberta Acioly*Republicanos2019–271978
SCEsperidião AminPP2019–271947
SCIvete da Silveira*MDB2019–271943
SCJorge SeifPL2023–311977
SPAstronauta Marcos PontesPL2023–311963
SPGiordano*Podemos2019–271973
SPMara GabrilliPSD2019–271967
SEAlessandro VieiraMDB2019–271975
SELaércio OliveiraPP2023–311959
SERogério CarvalhoPT2019–271968
TOEduardo GomesPL2019–271966
TOIrajáPSD2019–271983
TOProfessora Dorinha SeabraUnião2023–311964
  • Terms ending soon: The 2019–27 seats were up in the 4 October 2026 election. 54 of the 81 seats were contested, two per state and in the Federal District. Those 54 current senators leave office at the end of their terms on 31 January 2027, unless re-elected, and the winners take their seats on 1 February.
  • Parties: Party labels are the Senate’s current records. Senators switch parties fairly often, so they may differ from the party a senator was elected under.

The 54 senators-elect are below. They serve eight-year terms, from 1 February 2027 to 31 January 2035. A dagger (†) marks a current senator returning, going by the list in my last message.

StateElected (party)
AcreMarcio Bittar (PL)†, Mara Rocha (Republicanos)
AlagoasArthur Lira (PP), Marina JHC (PSDB)
AmapáRayssa Furlan (Podemos), Lucas Barreto (PSD)†
AmazonasEduardo Braga (MDB)†, Plínio Valério (PSDB)†
BahiaRui Costa (PT), Jaques Wagner (PT)†
CearáCid Gomes (PSB)†, Luizianne Lins (Rede)
Distrito FederalMichelle Bolsonaro (PL), Bia Kicis (PL)
Espírito SantoRenato Casagrande (PSB), Evair de Melo (Republicanos)
GoiásGustavo Gayer (PL), Gracinha Caiado (União)
MaranhãoAndré Fufuca (PP), Lahesio Bonfim (Novo)
Mato GrossoMauro Mendes (União), Zé Medeiros (PL)
Mato Grosso do SulReinaldo Azambuja (PL), Capitão Contar (PL)
Minas GeraisDomingos Sávio (PL), Marília Campos (PT)
ParáHelder Barbalho (MDB), Chicão (União)
ParaíbaJoão Azevêdo (PSB), Veneziano Vital do Rêgo (MDB)†
ParanáFilipe Barros (PL), Deltan Dallagnol (Novo)
PernambucoHumberto Costa (PT)†, Marília Arraes (PDT)
PiauíMarcelo Castro (MDB)†, Júlio César (PSD)
Rio de JaneiroCarlos Portinho (PL)†, Carlos Jordy (PL)
Rio Grande do NorteStyvenson Valentim (Podemos)†, Samanda de Lula (PT)
Rio Grande do SulUbiratan Sanderson (PL), Marcel Van Hattem (Novo)
RondôniaFernando Máximo (PL), Bruno Scheid (PL)
RoraimaNicoletti (PL), Teresa Surita (MDB)
Santa CatarinaCarol de Toni (PL), Carlos Bolsonaro (PL)
São PauloGuilherme Derrite (PP), André do Prado (PL)
SergipeRogério Carvalho (PT)†, Alessandro Vieira (MDB)†
TocantinsEduardo Gomes (PL)†, Alexandre Guimarães (MDB)
Brazil's 81 Sitting Senators with State, Name, Party, Date of Birth
  • Who stays and who goes: By my count, 14 of the 54 are returning senators. The other 40 are new to the Senate, so many current senators lose their seats in February 2027.
  • Seats not up for election: The 27 senators with 2023–31 terms keep their seats. These are the “2023–31” rows in my first table.
  • Party changes: Several of these party labels may shift before or after the February 2027 swearing-in.

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