2026 election results in Mato Grosso: who was elected
Otaviano Pivetta (REPUBLICANOS) was elected governor of Mato Grosso in the first round, with 1,128,099 votes (60.8% of valid votes). Elected to the Senate: Mauro Mendes (UNIÃO) and Zé Medeiros (PL). Mato Grosso elected 8 federal deputies; the candidate with the most votes was Coronel Fernanda (PL), with 205,064 votes. For the Legislative Assembly, 24 state deputies were elected; the candidate with the most votes was Max Russi (PODE), with 86,934 votes.
Governor
Otaviano Pivetta (REPUBLICANOS, coalition CIDADANIA / PSDB / REPUBLICANOS / PP / UNIÃO / PODE) was elected governor of Mato Grosso in the first round, with 1,128,099 votes, 60.8% of the valid votes, according to the TSE final count at 8:31 p.m. on Oct 4, 2026. In second place was Wellington Fagundes (PL), with 430,442 votes (23.2%).
Each city of Mato Grosso in the color of the party of whoever won there for governor. Hover over or tap a city to see who won there.
- REPUBLICANOS · 142 cities: Otaviano Pivetta
| Candidate | Party | Cities |
|---|---|---|
| Otaviano Pivetta | REPUBLICANOS | 142 |
All the candidates
| Candidate | Party | Votes | % | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Otaviano Pivetta | REPUBLICANOS | 1,128,099 | 60.8% | elected |
| Wellington Fagundes | PL | 430,442 | 23.2% | not elected |
| Doutora Natasha | PSD | 281,548 | 15.2% | not elected |
| Rafaell Milas | MISSÃO | 10,300 | 0.6% | not elected |
| Sargento Laudicério | AGIR | 3,210 | 0.2% | not elected |
| Mauricio Coelho | MOBILIZA | 2,694 | 0.1% | not elected |
In 2022, Mauro Mendes (UNIÃO) won the election for governor of Mato Grosso in the first round, with 68.5% of valid votes.
All the candidates, with the votes in each city: governor 2026 in Mato Grosso.
Senate
In 2026, each state elected two senators, and each voter voted for two candidates. In Mato Grosso, the TSE final count at 8:31 p.m. on Oct 4, 2026 gave the seats to Mauro Mendes (UNIÃO, coalition REPUBLICANOS / PODE / CIDADANIA / PSDB / PP / UNIÃO), with 1,187,352 votes and Zé Medeiros (PL, coalition MDB / PL / NOVO / PRD / SOLIDARIEDADE), with 977,777 votes.
Since each voter has two votes, each candidate's percentage is of the valid votes for the office, which add up both votes of each voter.
| Candidate | Party | Votes | % | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mauro Mendes | UNIÃO | 1,187,352 | 33.2% | elected |
| Zé Medeiros | PL | 977,777 | 27.3% | elected |
| Janaina Riva | MDB | 519,434 | 14.5% | not elected |
| Fávaro | PSD | 411,020 | 11.5% | not elected |
| Pedro Taques | PSB | 224,621 | 6.3% | not elected |
| Galvan | AVANTE | 169,265 | 4.7% | not elected |
| Margareth Buzetti | PP | 65,559 | 1.8% | not elected |
| Coronel Darwin | DEMOCRATA | 12,819 | 0.4% | not elected |
| Professor Nelson Ferreira | AGIR | 5,563 | 0.2% | not elected |
| Beny Godoy | AGIR | 1,854 | 0.1% | not elected |
The senator of Mato Grosso elected in 2018 ends the term in January 2027: Jayme Campos (DEM). The senator was not reelected.
Each candidate's votes in each city: senator 2026 in Mato Grosso.
Federal and state deputies
Mato Grosso elected 8 federal deputies, according to the TSE final count at 8:31 p.m. on Oct 4, 2026, with 1,901,719 valid votes. 5 of the 17 slates that ran won at least one seat, and the candidate with the most votes was Coronel Fernanda (PL), with 205,064 votes (10.8% of valid votes).
For the Legislative Assembly, 24 state deputies were elected, with 1,925,830 valid votes. 8 slates elected someone, and the candidate with the most votes was Max Russi (PODE), with 86,934 votes (4.5% of valid votes).
In 2026, each party or federation competes for the seats with its own slate (there are no more coalitions for deputy). A slate's votes are the sum of its candidates' individual votes and the party-list votes. Tap a slate to see who it elected and the first alternates.
Labels: QP elected by the party's votes (party quotient) · average elected through the remaining votes · puxador the slate's top vote-getter · alternate not elected, in order of votes
PL3 seats531,395 votes (11,743 party-list)in 2022: 4
The first alternate was 36,530 votes behind the slate's last winner.
Federação PP / UNIÃO2 seats364,320 votes (8,670 party-list)PP · UNIÃOin 2022: 2
The first alternate was 40,216 votes behind the slate's last winner.
PODE1 seat243,332 votes (5,604 party-list)in 2022: 0
The first alternate was 6,554 votes behind the slate's last winner.
Federação PCDOB / PT / PV1 seat235,286 votes (11,915 party-list)PCDOB · PT · PVin 2022: 0
The first alternate was 122,293 votes behind the slate's last winner.
REPUBLICANOS1 seat225,143 votes (6,247 party-list)in 2022: 0
The first alternate was 48,698 votes behind the slate's last winner.
PSD0 seats176,272 votes (3,727 party-list)in 2022: 0
The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.
NOVO0 seats52,897 votes (1,413 party-list)in 2022: 0
The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.
Federação CIDADANIA / PSDB0 seats18,606 votes (2,567 party-list)CIDADANIA · PSDBin 2022: 0
The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.
AVANTE0 seats15,313 votes (327 party-list)in 2022: 0
The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.
Federação PRD / SOLIDARIEDADE0 seats10,706 votes (470 party-list)PRD · SOLIDARIEDADEin 2022: 0
The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.
MISSÃO0 seats9,561 votes (831 party-list)in 2022: 0
The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.
PDT0 seats8,070 votes (3,145 party-list)in 2022: 0
The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.
Federação PSOL / REDE0 seats3,535 votes (933 party-list)PSOL · REDEin 2022: 0
The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.
PSB0 seats2,406 votes (758 party-list)in 2022: 0
The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.
AGIR0 seats2,091 votes (150 party-list)in 2022: 0
The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.
DC0 seats1,413 votes (45 party-list)in 2022: 0
The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.
DEMOCRATA0 seats1,373 votes (138 party-list)in 2022: 0
The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.
Votes by party: all of them, including those that elected no one
Each party by its total votes (individual plus party-list). In a federation, the seats belong to the whole federation; here, each party with the winners under its own label.
The 8 winners, from most to fewest votes, and how each one got in according to the TSE.
| # | Elected | Party | Votes | Got in through |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Coronel Fernanda | PL | 205,064 | quotient |
| 2 | Professora Rosa Neide | PT | 140,351 | remaining seats |
| 3 | Fábio Garcia | UNIÃO | 139,777 | quotient |
| 4 | Coronel Assis | PL | 128,697 | quotient |
| 5 | Virginia Mendes · first-time candidate | UNIÃO | 102,120 | remaining seats |
| 6 | Juarez Costa | REPUBLICANOS | 83,728 | remaining seats |
| 7 | Thiago Boava Hey Roy · first-time candidate | PL | 72,375 | remaining seats |
| 8 | Coronel Roveri · first-time candidate | PODE | 47,195 | quotient |
In 2026, each party or federation competes for the seats with its own slate (there are no more coalitions for deputy). A slate's votes are the sum of its candidates' individual votes and the party-list votes. Tap a slate to see who it elected and the first alternates.
Labels: QP elected by the party's votes (party quotient) · average elected through the remaining votes · puxador the slate's top vote-getter · alternate not elected, in order of votes
PODE6 seats469,103 votes (6,260 party-list)in 2022: 0
The first alternate was 891 votes behind the slate's last winner.
REPUBLICANOS4 seats299,637 votes (7,001 party-list)in 2022: 2
The first alternate was 3,100 votes behind the slate's last winner.
PL4 seats270,243 votes (18,818 party-list)in 2022: 2
The first alternate was 11,668 votes behind the slate's last winner.
MDB3 seats258,783 votes (12,721 party-list)in 2022: 4
The first alternate was 3,497 votes behind the slate's last winner.
Federação PCDOB / PT / PV2 seats193,973 votes (12,505 party-list)PCDOB · PT · PVin 2022: 2
The first alternate was 16,784 votes behind the slate's last winner.
Federação CIDADANIA / PSDB2 seats145,549 votes (3,923 party-list)CIDADANIA · PSDBin 2022: 2
The first alternate was 1,493 votes behind the slate's last winner.
Federação PP / UNIÃO2 seats145,091 votes (24,185 party-list)PP · UNIÃOin 2022: 5
The first alternate was 13,591 votes behind the slate's last winner.
PSD1 seat77,017 votes (14,005 party-list)in 2022: 2
The first alternate was 4,370 votes behind the slate's last winner.
NOVO0 seats55,039 votes (1,274 party-list)in 2022: 0
The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.
PDT0 seats6,618 votes (1,953 party-list)in 2022: 0
The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.
Federação PSOL / REDE0 seats2,438 votes (726 party-list)PSOL · REDEin 2022: 0
The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.
AGIR0 seats2,339 votes (186 party-list)in 2022: 0
The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.
Votes by party: all of them, including those that elected no one
Each party by its total votes (individual plus party-list). In a federation, the seats belong to the whole federation; here, each party with the winners under its own label.
The 24 winners, from most to fewest votes, and how each one got in according to the TSE.
| # | Elected | Party | Votes | Got in through |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Max Russi | PODE | 86,934 | quotient |
| 2 | Lúdio Cabral | PT | 86,107 | quotient |
| 3 | Gilberto Cattani | PL | 69,672 | quotient |
| 4 | Samantha do Abilio | PL | 57,900 | quotient |
| 5 | Dilmar Dal Bosco | UNIÃO | 56,294 | quotient |
| 6 | Ulysses Moraes | PODE | 56,207 | quotient |
| 7 | Beto Dois A Um | PODE | 56,148 | quotient |
| 8 | Dr. João | MDB | 55,955 | quotient |
| 9 | Leo Bortolin | MDB | 51,040 | quotient |
| 10 | Alessandra Ferreira · first-time candidate | PODE | 50,802 | quotient |
| 11 | Faissal | PL | 41,039 | quotient |
| 12 | Thiago Silva | MDB | 40,856 | quotient |
| 13 | Diego Guimarães | REPUBLICANOS | 40,482 | quotient |
| 14 | Valmir Moretto | REPUBLICANOS | 37,653 | quotient |
| 15 | Dr. Eugênio | REPUBLICANOS | 36,700 | quotient |
| 16 | Fabinho Tardin | PODE | 36,122 | quotient |
| 17 | Nininho | REPUBLICANOS | 33,438 | remaining seats |
| 18 | Valdir Barranco | PT | 32,137 | quotient |
| 19 | Engº Sebastião Machado Rezende | UNIÃO | 32,108 | remaining seats |
| 20 | Carlos Avallone | PSDB | 31,035 | quotient |
| 21 | Alcino Barcelos | PL | 22,624 | remaining seats |
| 22 | Adelcino Lopo | PODE | 21,146 | remaining seats |
| 23 | Wilson Santos | PSD | 19,911 | remaining seats |
| 24 | Chico Guarnieri | PSDB | 18,842 | remaining seats |
Elected no one: PSD, NOVO, Federação CIDADANIA / PSDB, AVANTE, Federação PRD / SOLIDARIEDADE, MISSÃO, PDT, Federação PSOL / REDE, PSB, AGIR, DC and DEMOCRATA.
Votes cast only for the party number (party-label votes) added up to 58,683, 3.1% of valid votes. The slates with the most party-label votes were Federação PCDOB / PT / PV (11,915), PL (11,743) and Federação PP / UNIÃO (8,670).
According to the TSE, 4 of the 8 winners got in through the remaining seats, the seats left over after the party quotient: Professora Rosa Neide (PT, 140,351 votes), Virginia Mendes (UNIÃO, 102,120 votes), Juarez Costa (REPUBLICANOS, 83,728 votes) and Thiago Boava Hey Roy (PL, 72,375 votes).
Compared with the seats the same parties won in 2022 in Mato Grosso, the biggest gain was PODE, from 0 to 1, and the biggest loss was PL, from 4 to 3.
2 candidacies had their votes counted outside the valid votes, because the registration was denied or is still under review by the electoral courts (sub judice). They are: Valdir Ribeiro (PSB, 2,571 votes, sub judice) and Sabrina Ferco (PDT, 318 votes, sub judice). They stay in the result, with the status the TSE published; for those still under review, the count may change with the final ruling.
All the candidates, with the votes in each city: federal deputy 2026 in Mato Grosso.
Elected no one: NOVO, PDT, Federação PSOL / REDE and AGIR.
Votes cast only for the party number (party-label votes) added up to 103,557, 5.4% of valid votes. The slates with the most party-label votes were Federação PP / UNIÃO (24,185), PL (18,818) and PSD (14,005).
According to the TSE, 6 of the 24 winners got in through the remaining seats, the seats left over after the party quotient: Nininho (REPUBLICANOS, 33,438 votes), Engº Sebastião Machado Rezende (UNIÃO, 32,108 votes), Alcino Barcelos (PL, 22,624 votes), Adelcino Lopo (PODE, 21,146 votes), Wilson Santos (PSD, 19,911 votes) and Chico Guarnieri (PSDB, 18,842 votes).
Compared with the seats the same parties won in 2022 in Mato Grosso, the biggest gain was PODE, from 0 to 6, and the biggest loss was Federação PP / UNIÃO, from 5 to 2.
2 candidacies had their votes counted outside the valid votes, because the registration was denied or is still under review by the electoral courts (sub judice). They are: Cabo Vieira (REPUBLICANOS, 1,541 votes, sub judice) and Capitão Marco Antonio (AGIR, 55 votes, sub judice). They stay in the result, with the status the TSE published; for those still under review, the count may change with the final ruling.
All the candidates, with the votes in each city: state deputy 2026 in Mato Grosso.
Who was reelected
The same person is followed from one election to the next through the Radar do Voto profile, which links the TSE candidacies through the candidate's registration record.
Federal deputies
Of the 8 federal deputies elected in Mato Grosso in 2022, 4 were reelected, 1 was elected to another office, 1 ran and was left out and 2 did not run for office in Mato Grosso in 2026. Of the 8 elected in 2026, 4 did not hold that seat before.
Reelected: Coronel Fernanda (PL), Fábio Garcia (UNIÃO), Coronel Assis (PL) and Juarez Costa (REPUBLICANOS).
Elected to another office: Zé Medeiros (PL), as senator.
Ran and were left out: Emanuelzinho (PSD).
State deputies
Of the 24 state deputies elected in Mato Grosso in 2022, 17 were reelected, 6 ran and were left out and 1 did not run for office in Mato Grosso in 2026. Of the 24 elected in 2026, 7 did not hold that seat before.
Reelected: Max Russi (PODE), Lúdio Cabral (PT), Gilberto Cattani (PL), Dilmar Dal Bosco (UNIÃO), Beto Dois A Um (PODE), Dr. João (MDB), Faissal (PL), Thiago Silva (MDB), Diego Guimarães (REPUBLICANOS), Valmir Moretto (REPUBLICANOS), Dr. Eugênio (REPUBLICANOS), Fabinho Tardin (PODE), Nininho (REPUBLICANOS), Valdir Barranco (PT), Engº Sebastião Machado Rezende (UNIÃO), Carlos Avallone (PSDB) and Wilson Santos (PSD).
Ran and were left out: Janaina Riva (MDB), who ran for senator, Botelho (MDB), Paulo Araújo (REPUBLICANOS), Julio Campos (UNIÃO), Elizeu Nascimento (NOVO) and Juca do Guaraná (PSDB).
The first-time candidates
Of the 35 elected in Mato Grosso so far, 4 were running in an election for the first time.
A first-time candidate, here, is someone who never appeared as a candidate in any election, for any office, from 1933 on, in the Radar do Voto database, which brings together every candidacy published by the TSE.
Federal deputy
- Virginia Mendes (UNIÃO), 102,120 votes, got in through the remaining seats
- Thiago Boava Hey Roy (PL), 72,375 votes, got in through the remaining seats
- Coronel Roveri (PODE), 47,195 votes
State deputy
- Alessandra Ferreira (PODE), 50,802 votes
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