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2026 election results in São Paulo: who was elected

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Tarcísio (REPUBLICANOS) was reelected governor of São Paulo in the first round, with 14,491,874 votes (62.7% of valid votes). Elected to the Senate: Guilherme Derrite (PP) and André do Prado (PL). São Paulo elected 70 federal deputies; the candidate with the most votes was Lucas Pavanato (PL), with 3,038,438 votes. For the Legislative Assembly, 94 state deputies were elected; the candidate with the most votes was Eduarda Campopiano (PL), with 1,956,238 votes.

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TarcísioTarcísio (REPUBLICANOS), elected governor of São Paulo in 2026.

Governor

Tarcísio (REPUBLICANOS, coalition REPUBLICANOS / PL / MDB / DEMOCRATA / AVANTE / PSD / PRD / SOLIDARIEDADE / PP / UNIÃO) was reelected governor of São Paulo in the first round, with 14,491,874 votes, 62.7% of the valid votes, according to the TSE final count at 10:56 p.m. on Oct 4, 2026. In second place was Fernando Haddad (PT), with 8,423,656 votes (36.4%).

Each city of São Paulo in the color of the party of whoever won there for governor. Hover over or tap a city to see who won there.

  • REPUBLICANOS · 639 cities: Tarcísio
  • PT · 6 cities: Fernando Haddad
In how many of the 645 cities each candidate won:
CandidatePartyCities
TarcísioREPUBLICANOS639
Fernando HaddadPT6

All the candidates

CandidatePartyVotes%Status
TarcísioREPUBLICANOS14,491,87462.7%elected
Fernando HaddadPT8,423,65636.4%not elected
Vivian MendesUP80,4800.3%not elected
Vera LúciaPSTU75,6410.3%not elected
Carlos MachadoPCB58,8620.3%not elected

In 2022, Tarcísio (REPUBLICANOS) won the election for governor of São Paulo in the runoff, with 55.3% of valid votes.

All the candidates, with the votes in each city: governor 2026 in São Paulo.

Senate

In 2026, each state elected two senators, and each voter voted for two candidates. In São Paulo, the TSE final count at 10:56 p.m. on Oct 4, 2026 gave the seats to Guilherme Derrite (PP, coalition PP / UNIÃO / REPUBLICANOS / PL / MDB / DEMOCRATA / PSD / PRD / SOLIDARIEDADE / AVANTE), with 13,273,880 votes and André do Prado (PL, coalition PP / UNIÃO / REPUBLICANOS / PL / MDB / DEMOCRATA / PSD / PRD / SOLIDARIEDADE / AVANTE), with 12,703,089 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.

CandidatePartyVotes%Status
Guilherme DerritePP13,273,88030.6%elected
André do PradoPL12,703,08929.3%elected
Simone TebetPSB8,342,96819.2%not elected
Marina SilvaREDE7,862,40018.1%not elected
Guto SchiavettoMISSÃO392,9160.9%not elected
Geraldo RufinoPODE386,4680.9%not elected
Soninha FrancineCIDADANIA165,7070.4%not elected
Maíra de SouzaUP91,2830.2%not elected
Dra Eliana FerreiraPSTU65,2000.2%not elected
Marcio AlvesUP45,1780.1%not elected
Petter MaahsPCB28,3110.1%not elected
Weller GonçalvesPSTU20,503<0.1%not elected
William TeixeiraAGIR8,732outside the valid votesoutside the valid votes

The senators of São Paulo elected in 2018 end their terms in January 2027: Major Olimpio (PSL) and Mara Gabrilli (PSDB). None of them was reelected.

Each candidate's votes in each city: senator 2026 in São Paulo.

See the full result for senator, with all the votes by municipality →

Federal and state deputies

São Paulo elected 70 federal deputies, according to the TSE final count at 10:58 p.m. on Oct 4, 2026, with 23,674,188 valid votes. 13 of the 20 slates that ran won at least one seat, and the candidate with the most votes was Lucas Pavanato (PL), with 3,038,438 votes (12.8% of valid votes).

For the Legislative Assembly, 94 state deputies were elected, with 23,290,014 valid votes. 13 slates elected someone, and the candidate with the most votes was Eduarda Campopiano (PL), with 1,956,238 votes (8.4% of valid votes).

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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.

Seats70federal deputy
Valid votes23,674,188for the office, in the state
Party-list votes685,8802.9% of valid votes

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

PL19 seats6,429,497 votes (151,324 party-list)in 2022: 17
✓Lucas Pavanato3,038,438puxador
✓Renato Bolsonaro379,312QP
✓Marcio Alvino261,325QP
✓Rosana Valle213,752QP
✓Luiz Philippe de O e Bragança187,743QP
✓Thiago Surfista161,971QP
✓Capitão Augusto153,745QP
✓Luiz Fernando Machado129,004QP
✓Pastor Marco Feliciano122,119QP
✓Motta112,854QP
✓Dra. Sandra Tadeu106,471QP
✓Paulo Freire99,388QP
✓Miguel Lombardi96,333QP
✓Jefferson Campos92,286QP
✓Mario Frias91,403QP
✓Delegado Paulo Bilynskyj90,363QP
✓Eduardo Cury66,860QP
✓Wesley Cezar Lelinho66,673QP
✓Gil Diniz63,398QP
alt. 1Cezinha de Madureira60,596alternate
alt. 2Babi Mendes58,518alternate

The first alternate was 2,802 votes behind the slate's last winner.

Federação PCDOB / PT / PV11 seats2,843,542 votes (272,286 party-list)PCDOB · PT · PVin 2022: 11
✓Luna Zarattini PT233,733puxador
✓Alencar Santana PT160,264QP
✓Jilmar Tatto PT152,984QP
✓Thiago dos Reis PT137,240QP
✓Arlindo Chinaglia PT124,121QP
✓Carlos Zarattini PT117,608QP
✓Edinho Silva PT115,341QP
✓Nilto Tatto PT114,560QP
✓Kiko Celeguim PT113,158average
✓Juliana Cardoso PT111,904average
✓Joao Paulo Cunha PT109,548average
alt. 1Rui Falcão PT106,443alternate
alt. 2Paulo Teixeira PT106,062alternate

The first alternate was 3,105 votes behind the slate's last winner.

Federação PSOL / REDE6 seats3,060,751 votes (55,356 party-list)PSOL · REDEin 2022: 6
✓Erika Hilton PSOL1,596,472puxador
✓Sâmia Bomfim PSOL583,107QP
✓Guilherme Cortez PSOL275,450QP
✓Professora Luciene Cavalcante PSOL253,778QP
✓Natália Boulos PSOL · first-time candidate114,552QP
✓Sônia Guajajara PSOL54,207QP
alt. 1Raul Marcelo PSOL30,119alternate
alt. 2Juliano Medeiros PSOL25,908alternate

The first alternate was 24,088 votes behind the slate's last winner.

PODE6 seats1,913,048 votes (8,780 party-list)in 2022: 4
✓Delegado Palumbo303,271puxador
✓Ana Carolina Oliveira246,741QP
✓Delegado Bruno Lima217,952QP
✓Renata Abreu199,100QP
✓Felipe Becari162,957QP
✓Rodrigo Gambale106,901average
alt. 1Marangoni67,111alternate
alt. 2Antonio Carlos Rodrigues66,494alternate

The first alternate was 39,790 votes behind the slate's last winner.

PSD6 seats1,570,843 votes (10,437 party-list)in 2022: 3
✓Igor Soares181,820puxador
✓Paulo Alexandre Barbosa168,207QP
✓Marcos Neves98,359QP
✓Saulo Pedroso95,096QP
✓Carlos Sampaio91,902average
✓Carlos Bezerra Jr.89,414average
alt. 1Vitor Lippi88,462alternate
alt. 2Eleuses Paiva88,195alternate

The first alternate was 952 votes behind the slate's last winner.

REPUBLICANOS6 seats1,501,603 votes (27,804 party-list)in 2022: 5
✓Marcos Pereira196,681puxador
✓Guilherme Piai182,328QP
✓Celso Russomanno138,827QP
✓Ney Santos118,566QP
✓Altair Moraes94,770average
✓Maria Rosas91,690average
alt. 1Marco Vinholi81,445alternate
alt. 2André Santos71,621alternate

The first alternate was 10,245 votes behind the slate's last winner.

Federação PP / UNIÃO5 seats1,810,011 votes (41,201 party-list)PP · UNIÃOin 2022: 10
✓Sargento Nantes PP333,401puxador
✓Mauricio Neves PP269,996QP
✓Coronel Telhada PP104,513QP
✓Sirlange Manga UNIÃO87,820QP
✓Milton Leite Filho UNIÃO71,631QP
alt. 1Pastora Sandra Alves UNIÃO63,745alternate
alt. 2Fausto Pinato UNIÃO52,720alternate

The first alternate was 7,886 votes behind the slate's last winner.

MDB4 seats1,187,729 votes (14,138 party-list)in 2022: 5
✓Baleia Rossi239,124puxador
✓Sidney Cruz130,951QP
✓João Cury130,915QP
✓Enrico Misasi106,225average
alt. 1Orlando Morando102,086alternate
alt. 2Fabio Teruel75,251alternate

The first alternate was 4,139 votes behind the slate's last winner.

PSB2 seats964,284 votes (23,919 party-list)in 2022: 2
✓Tabata Amaral476,383puxador
✓Jonas Donizette97,335QP
alt. 1Datena51,078alternate
alt. 2Marina Helou47,154alternate

The first alternate was 46,257 votes behind the slate's last winner.

NOVO2 seats596,496 votes (11,165 party-list)in 2022: 1
✓Marina Helena230,866puxador
✓Adriana Ventura69,083average
alt. 1Eduardo Borgo48,345alternate
alt. 2Cris Monteiro40,404alternate

The first alternate was 20,738 votes behind the slate's last winner.

MISSÃO1 seat656,391 votes (16,133 party-list)in 2022: 0
✓Kim Kataguiri520,071puxador
alt. 1Ana Hering51,768alternate
alt. 2Guto Zacarias41,423alternate

The first alternate was 468,303 votes behind the slate's last winner.

Federação CIDADANIA / PSDB1 seat379,305 votes (14,615 party-list)CIDADANIA · PSDBin 2022: 5
✓Paulo Serra PSDB132,866puxador
alt. 1Alex Manente CIDADANIA102,716alternate
alt. 2Leonardo Alves PSDB22,072alternate

The first alternate was 30,150 votes behind the slate's last winner.

Federação PRD / SOLIDARIEDADE1 seat360,537 votes (6,201 party-list)PRD · SOLIDARIEDADEin 2022: 1
✓Edinho Araujo PRD54,443puxador
alt. 1Alexandre Pereira SOLIDARIEDADE43,196alternate
alt. 2Elói Pietá SOLIDARIEDADE32,966alternate

The first alternate was 11,247 votes behind the slate's last winner.

AVANTE0 seats195,498 votes (5,314 party-list)in 2022: 0
·Hagara do Pão de Queijo29,028not elected
·Padre Silvio Andrei26,409not elected
·Madalhano20,007not elected

The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.

PDT0 seats148,300 votes (19,928 party-list)in 2022: 0
·Dr. Raphael Oliveira24,486not elected
·Eduardo Xaropinho15,382not elected
·Leandro Pinto10,646not elected

The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.

DC0 seats27,408 votes (665 party-list)in 2022: 0
·Pedro Bernarde6,874not elected
·Dr Beto Veterinario2,374not elected
·Faustão Jr1,431not elected

The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.

UP0 seats13,476 votes (2,472 party-list)in 2022: 0
·Ricardo Senese3,442not elected
·Dany Oliveira3,322not elected
·Thais Gasparini2,278not elected

The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.

PSTU0 seats8,012 votes (2,150 party-list)in 2022: 0
·Mandi Coelho4,043not elected
·Arthur Cezario812not elected
·Renato Bancada Anticapitalista436not elected

The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.

DEMOCRATA0 seats4,123 votes (1,471 party-list)in 2022: 0
·Osvaldo Cardoso1,053not elected
·Gilmar Andre701not elected
·Elias Bitencourt480not elected

The slate elected no one. Above, its candidates with the most votes.

AGIR0 seats3,334 votes (521 party-list)in 2022: 0
·Frank Kenji Aoyague505not elected
·Luzia Vidica368not elected
·Ademir Clemente339not elected

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.

PL PARTIDO LIBERAL6,429,497 (151,324 label)19 seats
PSOL PARTIDO SOCIALISMO E LIBERDADE3,002,094 (26,299 label)6 seats
PT PARTIDO DOS TRABALHADORES2,732,851 (264,980 label)11 seats
PODE PODEMOS1,913,048 (8,780 label)6 seats
PSD PARTIDO SOCIAL DEMOCRÁTICO1,570,843 (10,437 label)6 seats
REPUBLICANOS1,501,603 (27,804 label)6 seats
MDB MOVIMENTO DEMOCRÁTICO BRASILEIRO1,187,729 (14,138 label)4 seats
PP PROGRESSISTAS1,082,494 (36,924 label)3 seats
PSB PARTIDO SOCIALISTA BRASILEIRO964,284 (23,919 label)2 seats
UNIÃO UNIÃO BRASIL727,517 (4,277 label)2 seats
MISSÃO PARTIDO MISSÃO656,391 (16,133 label)1 seats
NOVO PARTIDO NOVO596,496 (11,165 label)2 seats
PSDB PARTIDO DA SOCIAL DEMOCRACIA BRASILEIRA250,766 (6,533 label)1 seats
PRD PARTIDO RENOVACAO DEMOCRATICA201,180 (3,805 label)1 seats
AVANTE195,498 (5,314 label)no seat
SOLIDARIEDADE159,357 (2,396 label)no seat
PDT PARTIDO DEMOCRÁTICO TRABALHISTA148,300 (19,928 label)no seat
CIDADANIA128,539 (8,082 label)no seat
PCDOB PARTIDO COMUNISTA DO BRASIL84,860 (4,948 label)no seat
REDE REDE SUSTENTABILIDADE58,657 (29,057 label)no seat
DC DEMOCRACIA CRISTÃ27,408 (665 label)no seat
PV PARTIDO VERDE25,831 (2,358 label)no seat
UP UNIDADE POPULAR13,476 (2,472 label)no seat
PSTU PARTIDO SOCIALISTA DOS TRABALHADORES UNIFICADO8,012 (2,150 label)no seat
DEMOCRATA4,123 (1,471 label)no seat
AGIR3,334 (521 label)no seat

Elected no one: AVANTE, PDT, DC, UP, PSTU, DEMOCRATA and AGIR.

Votes cast only for the party number (party-label votes) added up to 685,880, 2.9% of valid votes. The slates with the most party-label votes were Federação PCDOB / PT / PV (272,286), PL (151,324) and Federação PSOL / REDE (55,356).

According to the TSE, 10 of the 70 winners got in through the remaining seats, the seats left over after the party quotient: Kiko Celeguim (PT, 113,158 votes), Juliana Cardoso (PT, 111,904 votes), Joao Paulo Cunha (PT, 109,548 votes), Rodrigo Gambale (PODE, 106,901 votes), Enrico Misasi (MDB, 106,225 votes), Altair Moraes (REPUBLICANOS, 94,770 votes), Carlos Sampaio (PSD, 91,902 votes), Maria Rosas (REPUBLICANOS, 91,690 votes), Carlos Bezerra Jr. (PSD, 89,414 votes) and Adriana Ventura (NOVO, 69,083 votes).

Compared with the seats the same parties won in 2022 in São Paulo, the biggest gain was PSD, from 3 to 6, and the biggest loss was Federação PP / UNIÃO, from 10 to 5.

62 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). The ones with the most votes: Dra. Merabe Muniz (AVANTE, 6,847 votes, sub judice), Professora Laine Daniel (REPUBLICANOS, 6,057 votes, sub judice), Índio Vigilante (PSOL, 3,255 votes, sub judice), Coronel Costa e Silva (PL, 1,720 votes, sub judice), Delegado Adolpho Henrique (PSB, 1,232 votes, rejected), Rodrigo Moraes (DC, 788 votes, rejected), Sergio Bomfim (DC, 773 votes, sub judice) and Abel Costa (AGIR, 726 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 São Paulo.

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 70 federal deputies elected in São Paulo in 2022, 37 were reelected, 2 were elected to another office, 17 ran and were left out and 14 did not run for office in São Paulo in 2026. Of the 70 elected in 2026, 33 did not hold that seat before.

Reelected: Erika Hilton (PSOL), Sâmia Bomfim (PSOL), Kim Kataguiri (MISSÃO), Tabata Amaral (PSB), Delegado Palumbo (PODE), Mauricio Neves (PP), Marcio Alvino (PL), Baleia Rossi (MDB), Delegado Bruno Lima (PODE), Rosana Valle (PL), Renata Abreu (PODE), Marcos Pereira (REPUBLICANOS), Luiz Philippe de O e Bragança (PL), Paulo Alexandre Barbosa (PSD), Felipe Becari (PODE), Alencar Santana (PT), Capitão Augusto (PL), Jilmar Tatto (PT), Celso Russomanno (REPUBLICANOS), Arlindo Chinaglia (PT), Pastor Marco Feliciano (PL), Carlos Zarattini (PT), Nilto Tatto (PT), Kiko Celeguim (PT), Motta (PL), Juliana Cardoso (PT), Rodrigo Gambale (PODE), Paulo Freire (PL), Jonas Donizette (PSB), Miguel Lombardi (PL), Jefferson Campos (PL), Carlos Sampaio (PSD), Maria Rosas (REPUBLICANOS), Mario Frias (PL), Delegado Paulo Bilynskyj (PL), Adriana Ventura (NOVO) and Sônia Guajajara (PSOL).

Elected to another office: Guilherme Derrite (PP), as senator and Luiza Erundina (PSOL), as state deputy.

Ran and were left out: Marina Silva (REDE), who ran for senator, Rui Falcão (PT), Paulo Teixeira (PT), Alex Manente (CIDADANIA), Vitor Lippi (PSD), Fabio Teruel (MDB), Alexandre Leite (UNIÃO), who ran for state deputy, Milton Vieira (REPUBLICANOS), Marangoni (PODE), Antonio Carlos Rodrigues (PODE), Bruno Ganem (PODE), David Rr Soares (PODE), Cezinha de Madureira (PL), Fausto Pinato (UNIÃO), Gilberto Nascimento (PODE), Delegado da Cunha (UNIÃO) and Vinicius Carvalho (PL).

State deputies

Of the 94 state deputies elected in São Paulo in 2022, 53 were reelected, 5 were elected to another office, 27 ran and were left out and 9 did not run for office in São Paulo in 2026. Of the 94 elected in 2026, 41 did not hold that seat before.

Reelected: Eduardo Suplicy (PT), Carlos Giannazi (PSOL), Paula da Bancada Feminista (PSOL), Tenente Coimbra (PL), Ediane Maria (PSOL), Delegado Olim (PP), Monica das Pretas (PSOL), Itamar Borges (MDB), Bruna Furlan (REPUBLICANOS), Marcos Damasio (PL), Dani Alonso (PL), Professora Bebel (PT), Conte Lopes (PL), Rogerio Nogueira (PSD), Telhadinha - Capitão Telhada (PP), Ana Carolina Serra (PSDB), Delegada Graciela (PL), Alex Madureira (PL), Barros Munhoz (PSD), Emídio (PT), Paulo Mansur (PL), Rafael Saraiva (UNIÃO), Enio Tatto (PT), Marta Costa (PSD), Caio França (PSB), Paulo Fiorilo (PT), Danilo Balas (PL), Luiz Fernando (PT), Leticia Aguiar (PL), Donato (PT), Carla Morando (PSD), Ricardo Madalena (PL), Analice Fernandes (PSD), Valdomiro Lopes (PSB), Bruno Zambelli (PL), Léo Oliveira (MDB), Thainara Faria (PT), Mauro Bragato (PSD), Solange Freitas (UNIÃO), Camila Godoi (UNIÃO), Caruso (MDB), Barba (PT), Rodrigo Moraes (PL), Rômulo (PT), Marcolino (PT), Lucas Bove (PL), Ana Perugini (PT), Sebastião Santos (REPUBLICANOS), Gilmaci Santos (REPUBLICANOS), Fabiana Bolsonaro (PL), Thiago Auricchio (PL), Atila Jacomussi (PRD) and Ricardo França (PODE).

Elected to another office: André do Prado (PL), as senator, Milton Leite Filho (UNIÃO), as federal deputy, Gil Diniz (PL), as federal deputy, Altair Moraes (REPUBLICANOS), as federal deputy and Guilherme Cortez (PSOL), as federal deputy.

Ran and were left out: Reis (PT), who ran for federal deputy, Tome Abduch (REPUBLICANOS), who ran for federal deputy, Beth Sahao (PT), Rafa Zimbaldi (UNIÃO), Dr. Eduardo Nobrega (MDB), Maria Lúcia Amary (PSD), Maurici (PT), Paulo Correa Jr (REPUBLICANOS), Jorge Wilson Xerife Consumidor (REPUBLICANOS), Jorge do Carmo (PT), Rui Alves (REPUBLICANOS), Felipe Franco (UNIÃO), Edna Macedo (REPUBLICANOS), Daniel Soares (UNIÃO), Leci Brandão (PCDOB), Valeria Bolsonaro (PL), Marina Helou (PSB), who ran for federal deputy, Andrea Werner (PSB), who ran for federal deputy, Oseias de Madureira (PL), Guto Zacarias (MISSÃO), who ran for federal deputy, Vitão do Cachorrão (PODE), Marcia Lia (PT), who ran for federal deputy, Clarice Ganem (PODE), Dr Elton (UNIÃO), who ran for federal deputy, Major Mecca (PL), who ran for federal deputy, Dirceu Dalben (PSD) and Márcio Nakashima (PSD).

The first-time candidates

Of the 167 elected in São Paulo so far, 10 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.

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