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2026 Elections: Candidates for the Senate and Chamber Across Brazil

The 2026 elections in Brazil will elect senators and federal deputies, with voting scheduled for October 4.

3 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Brazilians will head to the polls next Sunday, October 4, 2026, to choose new senators and federal deputies who will take office in 2027. The voting is part of the electoral process that encompasses various categories of public office, including those of the Legislative Assemblies and the Senate.

In São Paulo, 14 names are registered for candidacies to the Senate, according to data collected from the Election Candidates and Financial Disclosures Portal of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) on October 1, 2026, at 5:30 AM. In Paraná, there is also an updated list of candidacies for the Senate, with the status of each registration available.

In addition to senators, Brazilian citizens will also elect federal deputies in all states, including São Paulo and Alagoas. g1 has gathered lists of candidates to facilitate access to information, allowing voters to consult candidates by name, number, party, and other relevant details.

Archive photo: 2026 Elections: Candidates for the Senate and Chamber Across Brazil — Archive photoPhoto: O Tribunal da Democracia · Flickr · PDM

The data is organized by state and position, enabling voters to obtain information about the candidates and their respective statuses with the Electoral Justice. The TSE provides this information to ensure transparency and facilitate the exercise of voting.

The complete lists include details about all candidates, allowing searches by gender, occupation, education level, and assets, among other criteria. This approach aims to assist the population in making informed decisions in the upcoming elections.

The voting for these positions, which will occur simultaneously, is being closely watched by the public, who are preparing to choose their representatives at both federal and state levels.

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