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The same election in senator 1986

BrazilDistrito FederalCity
1958
ElectionSenator 1986

Eleição in Distrito Federal

Year

2026202220181986
All elections17 anos in Distrito Federal, de 1933 a 2026
2026PresidentGovernorSenatorFederal deputyDistrict deputy
2022PresidentPresident, runoffGovernorSenatorFederal deputyDistrict deputy
2018PresidentPresident, runoffGovernorGovernor, runoffSenatorFederal deputyDistrict deputy
2014PresidentPresident, runoffGovernorGovernor, runoffSenatorFederal deputyDistrict deputy
2010PresidentPresident, runoffGovernorGovernor, runoffSenatorFederal deputyDistrict deputy
2006PresidentPresident, runoffGovernorSenatorFederal deputyDistrict deputy
2002PresidentPresident, runoffGovernorGovernor, runoffSenatorFederal deputyDistrict deputy
1998PresidentGovernorGovernor, runoffSenatorFederal deputyDistrict deputy
1994PresidentGovernorGovernor, runoffSenatorFederal deputyDistrict deputy
1990GovernorSenatorFederal deputyDistrict deputy
1986SenatorFederal deputy
1958SenatorFederal deputy
1954SenatorFederal deputy
1947Senator
1945SenatorFederal deputy
1934Federal deputyFederal deputy, runoffDistrict deputyDistrict deputy, runoff
1933Federal deputyFederal deputy, runoff

No result in Distrito Federal: in all of Brazil

2024MayorMayor, runoffCity Councillor
2022Governor, runoff
2020Mayor, Nov 15Mayor, Dec 6Mayor, runoff, Nov 29Mayor, runoff, Dec 20City Councillor, Nov 15City Councillor, Dec 6
2016MayorMayor, runoffCity Councillor
2012MayorMayor, runoffCity Councillor
2008MayorMayor, runoffCity Councillor
2006Governor, runoff
2004MayorMayor, runoffCity Councillor
2000MayorMayor, runoffCity Councillor
1996MayorMayor, runoffCity Councillor
1990Governor, runoff
1989PresidentPresident, runoff
1986GovernorState deputy
1982GovernorSenatorFederal deputyState deputy
1978SenatorFederal deputyState deputy
1974SenatorFederal deputyState deputy
1970SenatorFederal deputyState deputy
1966SenatorFederal deputyState deputy
1965Governor
1962GovernorVice GovernorSenatorFederal deputyState deputy
1960PresidentVice PresidentGovernorVice GovernorSenatorAlternate senator
1958GovernorVice GovernorAlternate senatorState deputy
1955PresidentVice PresidentGovernorVice GovernorSenatorAlternate senator
1954GovernorVice GovernorAlternate senatorState deputy
1947GovernorVice GovernorAlternate senatorAlternate senatorFederal deputyState deputy
1945President

G é Eleição Geral: presidente, governador, senador e deputados. L é Eleição Local (municipal): prefeito e vereador. De 1933 a 1990 o TSE não publica cargo municipal, então esses anos são todos G.

The same office appears twice in the year a place voted on a different date from the rest of the country (because of a postponement, for example).

1990

In 1986, in Distrito Federal, Mauricio José Corrêa (PDT), João Assis Meira Filho (PMDB) and Roberto Pompeu de Sousa Brasil (PMDB) were elected to the Senate, according to data from Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE).

3 seats in the Federal Senate, split among 2 parties.

PMDBPartido do Movimento Democrático Brasileiro266.67%
PDTPartido Democratico Trabalhista133.33%

Elected seats, from the TSE results. This is the composition that came out of the ballot boxes, not the one the chamber had over the legislative term: anyone who switched parties after the election does not change this number. The count adds up those elected, without recalculating the quotient, so it matches the legal size of the chamber. A single party has an absolute majority.

Votes by party (all, including those that elected no one)

Each party by its total votes (candidate votes + party-list votes), including those that won no seat.

PMDBPartido do Movimento Democrático Brasileiro533,7182 seats
533,718 candidate votes
PDTPartido Democratico Trabalhista221,1381 seat
221,138 candidate votes
General Election1986SenatorDistrito Federal (DF)

Click a candidate to see their candidacy history.

1Mauricio José Corrêa197,63712.25%
Elected · PDT · No. 121
2Lauro Alvares da Silva Campos134,9308.36%
PT · No. 133
3Maerle Figueira de Ferreira Lima129,6458.03%
PMDB · No. 151
4João Assis Meira Filho127,6987.91%
Elected · PMDB · No. 154
5Lindberg Aziz Cury102,6526.36%
Alternate · PMDB · No. 153
6Roberto Pompeu de Sousa Brasil92,6945.74%
Elected · PMDB · No. 155
7Benedito Augusto Domingos80,4854.99%
PFL · No. 252
8Carlos Alberto Muller Lima Torres80,2954.98%
PCB · No. 233
9Osório Adriano Filho68,2114.23%
PFL · No. 251
10Carlos Murilo Felicio dos Santos61,5633.81%
Alternate · PMDB · No. 156
11Alvaro Pereira Sampaio Costa52,5903.26%
PSB · No. 404
12José Ornellas de Souza Filho38,3922.38%
PL · No. 221
13Paulo Carvalho Xavier37,6192.33%
PFL · No. 253
14Arlete Avelar Sampaio36,4052.26%
PT · No. 131
15Honorio Ribeiro Dantas Filho26,7081.65%
PSB · No. 408
16Paulo Brasileiro do Valle Filho24,6221.53%
PT · No. 132
17Newton Egydio Rossi22,6821.41%
PDC · No. 171
18Acyr Pitanga Seixas Filho21,2611.32%
PDS · No. 111
19Wilson Antonio de Andrade19,4661.21%
PMDB · No. 152
20Antonio Venancio da Silva15,6380.97%
PFL · No. 256
21Nilson Bernardes Curado13,8840.86%
PSB · No. 401
22Tito de Andrade Figueiroa13,6560.85%
PDT · No. 122
23Manoel Oseas Ferreira12,2410.76%
PMB · No. 261
24Aref Asseuy11,9290.74%
PDS · No. 112
25Sebastião Gomes da Silva11,1710.69%
PTB · No. 142
26Nisio Edmundo Tostes Ribeiro10,9250.68%
PSC · No. 202
27Alberto Peres10,0770.62%
PDC · No. 172
28Valério José Gonçalves9,8450.61%
PDT · No. 123
29Clariano Carlos da Rocha9,7990.61%
PFL · No. 255
30Silvano Bomfim8,6270.53%
PL · No. 222
31João Leal Neto8,0020.50%
PS · No. 345
32Fernando Antonio Conde7,7720.48%
PMB · No. 262
33Othon Pio de Abreu6,8130.42%
PFL · No. 254
34José Pinto da Rocha6,1570.38%
PTB · No. 143
35Beatriz Moura Soares5,1460.32%
PND · No. 377
36Oswaldo Gomes5,0820.31%
PDC · No. 174
37Francisco Ferreira de Castro4,6750.29%
PTB · No. 141
38Adonias Araujo do Prado4,4560.28%
PDC · No. 177
39Paulo Sergio Ramos Cassis4,2890.27%
PCdoB · No. 241
40Sebastião de Barros Abreu3,9080.24%
PSB · No. 405
41Ennio Alex Cavalcanti de Queiroz3,9000.24%
PSC · No. 201
42João Ferreira da Silva3,6150.22%
PPB · No. 163
43Edisio Sobreira Gomes de Matos3,5450.22%
PFL · No. 257
44Lucio Remuzat Rennoh3,5060.22%
PND · No. 373
45Byron Nagib de Souza3,4700.21%
PSB · No. 409
46Doracilio Fernandes de Farias3,3110.21%
PDS · No. 115
47Palmeiro de Azevedo Serejo3,3070.20%
PDS · No. 113
48Henrique Antonio Fagundes3,2360.20%
PN · No. 271
49Edson Abilio Jannuzi2,9030.18%
PSB · No. 403
50Altimara de Oliveira2,8270.18%
PSB · No. 402
51Antonio Joaquim da Costa Dourado2,7360.17%
PPB · No. 161
52Roberto Pereira2,6940.17%
PMN · No. 331
53João Chrisostomo da Silva2,6870.17%
PSB · No. 407
54Waldemar Ferreira2,6660.17%
PDS · No. 114
55Lea Sayao Carvalho Araujo2,6660.17%
PMC · No. 182
56Cesar Romulo Silveira Neto2,6620.16%
PL · No. 224
57Ernani Filgueiras Pimentel2,6360.16%
PDC · No. 178
58Celson Carlos Batista de Oliveira2,5360.16%
PMN · No. 333
59Gerardo Lima de Aguiar2,4960.15%
PPB · No. 162
60Ruy de Oliveira Rosa2,0940.13%
PSB · No. 406
61Etibere Zen2,0260.13%
PDC · No. 203
62Waldemiro Mendes da Silva1,9750.12%
PDC · No. 175
63Nerino de Mello e Silva1,9620.12%
PND · No. 371
64Antonio Duarte Filho1,9530.12%
PL · No. 225
65Ney Roldan do Nascimento1,8770.12%
PMN · No. 332
66Sebastião Bortone1,8170.11%
PMC · No. 181
67José Bonifácio Galvão1,7410.11%
PMC · No. 183
68Guilherme Jorge da Silva1,4780.09%
PND · No. 374
69Olavo Coelho Pino0
PFL · No. 376

This unit elected THREE senators in this election, not the two seats of the two-thirds renewal: all three seats each state has in the Federal Senate were filled at once. That is why the list shows three people elected, and not two as in the other units that year.

The Federal District created with Brasília only began electing representatives in 1986, when it chose senators and federal deputies for the National Constituent Assembly. The governor and district deputies were first elected in 1990, already under the 1988 Constitution.