55th Legislature of the National Congress explained

55th Legislature of the National Congress
Term Start:	1 February 2015
Term End:	1 February 2019
Membership1:	81 senators
Membership2:	513 deputies
Session1 Start:	1 February 2015
Session1 End:	22 December 2015
Session2 Start:	1 February 2016
Session2 End:	20 December 2016
Session3 Start:	1 February 2017
Session3 End:	20 December 2017
Session4 Start:	1 February 2018
Session4 End:	20 December 2018

The 55th Legislature of the National Congress was a meeting of the legislative branch of the Brazilian federal government, consisting of the Chamber of Deputies and the Federal Senate. It met in Brasília from February, 1 2015 to January, 31 2019. All members of the Chamber of Deputies and one-third of the Senate were elected in the elections of 5 October 2014.

Party summary

Party	Chamber of Deputies				Senate
Votes	%	Seats	+/–	Votes	%	Elected	Total	+/–
bgcolor=		Workers' Party	13,554,166	13.93	68	20	15,155,818	16.96	2	12	2
bgcolor=		Brazilian Social Democracy Party	11,073,631	11.38	54	1	23,880,078	26.73	4	10	1
bgcolor=		Brazilian Democratic Movement Party	10,791,949	11.09	66	13	12,129,969	13.58	5	18	2
bgcolor=		Progressive Party	6,426,791	6.61	38	5	1,931,738	2.16	1	5
bgcolor=		Brazilian Socialist Party	6,267,878	6.44	34		12,123,194	13.60	3	7	4
bgcolor=		Social Democratic Party	5,967,953	6.13	36	New	7,147,245	8.00	2	3	New
bgcolor=		Party of the Republic	5,635,519	5.79	34	7	696,462	0.78	1	4
bgcolor=		Brazilian Republican Party	4,424,824	4.55	21	13	301,162	0.34	0	1
bgcolor=		Democrats	4,085,487	4.20	21	21	3,515,426	3.93	3	5	1
bgcolor=		Brazilian Labour Party	3,914,193	1.02	25	4	2,803,999	3.14	2	3	3
bgcolor=		Democratic Labour Party	3,472,175	3.57	19	9	3,609,643	4.04	4	8	4
bgcolor=		Solidariedade	2,689,701	2.76	15	New	370,507	0.41	0	1	New
bgcolor=		Social Christian Party	2,520,421	2.59	13	5	19,286	0.02	0	0	1
bgcolor=		Green Party	2,004,464	2.06	8	7	723,576	0.81	0	1	1
bgcolor=		Republican Party of the Social Order	1,977,117	2.03	11	New	2,234,132	2.50	0	1	New
bgcolor=		Popular Socialist Party	1,955,689	2.01	10	2	0	0.00	0	0	1
bgcolor=		Communist Party of Brazil	1,913,015	1.97	10	5	803,144	0.90	0	1	1
bgcolor=		Socialism and Liberty Party	1,745,470	1.79	5	2	1,045,275	1.17	0	1	1
bgcolor=		Humanist Party of Solidarity	943,068	0.97	5	3	0	0.00	0	0
bgcolor=		Labour Party of Brazil	828,876	0.85	2	1	11,300	0.01	0	0
bgcolor=		Social Liberal Party	808,710	0.83	1		0	0.00	0	0
bgcolor=		Progressive Republican Party	724,825	0.75	3	1	170,257	0.19	0	0
bgcolor=		National Labour Party	723,182	0.74	4	4	2,741	0.00	0	0
bgcolor=		National Ecologic Party	667,983	0.63	2	New	65,597	0.07	0	0	New
bgcolor=		Christian Social Democratic Party	509,936	0.52	2	2	31,011	0.03	0	0
bgcolor=		Party of National Mobilization	468,473	0.48	3	1	57,911	0.06	0	0	1
bgcolor=		Brazilian Labour Renewal Party	454,190	0.47	1	1	38,429	0.04	0	0
bgcolor=		Christian Labour Party	338,117	0.35	2	1	21,993	0.02	0	0
bgcolor=		United Socialist Workers' Party	118,473	0.19	0		355,585	0.40	0	0
bgcolor=		Free Fatherland Party	141,254	0.15	0	New	29,366	0.03	0	0	New
bgcolor=		Brazilian Communist Party	66,979	0.07	0		68,199	0.08	0	0
bgcolor=		Workers' Cause Party	12,969	0.01	0		8,561	0.01	0	0
align=left colspan=2	Invalid/blank votes	17,643,419	–	–	–	25,554,978	–	–	–	–
align=left colspan=2	Total	114,906,580	100.00	513	–	114,906,582	100.00	27	81	–
align=left colspan=2	Registered voters/turnout	142,384,193	80.70	–	–	142,384,193	80.70	–	–	–
align=left colspan=11	Source: Election Resources

Reception

According to the political analyst of the Inter-Union Department of Parliamentary Advice, Antônio Augusto de Queiroz, the National Congress elected in 2014 may be considered the most conservative since the "re-democratization" movement, noting an increase in the number of parliamentarians linked to more conservative segments, such as ruralists, military, police and the religious.

Leadership

Federal Senate

President of the Federal Senate: Renan Calheiros (PMDB-AL), until 1 February 2017
- Eunício Oliveira (PMDB-CE), from 1 February 2017

1 February 2015 president election^[1]
Candidate		Votes	Percent
	Renan Calheiros (PMDB–AL)	49	61.25
	Luiz Henrique (PMDB–SC)	31	39.75
Total:	80	100.00

1 February 2017 president election^[2]
Candidate		Votes	Percent
	Eunício Oliveira (PMDB–CE)	61	85.71
	José Medeiros (PSD–MT)	10	14.29
Total:	71	100.00

Government Bloc Leadership

Government Leader: Romero Jucá (MDB-RR)
MDB Leader: Simone Tebet (MS)
PP Leader: Ana Amélia (RS)
DEM Leader: Ronaldo Caiado (GO)
PR Leader: Vicentinho Alves (TO)
PSD Leader: Omar Aziz (AM)
PRB Leader: Eduardo Lopes (RJ)
PTB Leader: Armando Monteiro (PE)
PPS Leader: Cristovam Buarque (DF)

Opposition Bloc Leadership

Opposition Leader: Humberto Costa (PT-PE)
PT Leader: Lindbergh Farias (RJ)
PSB Leader: Antonio Carlos Valadares (SE)
PDT Leader: Acir Gurgacz (RO)
PCdoB Leader: Vanessa Grazziotin (AM)
REDE Leader: Randolfe Rodrigues (AP)

Independent Bloc Leadership

PSDB Leader: Paulo Bauer (SC)
PODE Leader: Alvaro Dias (PR)
PROS Leader: Hélio José (DF)
PTC Leader: Fernando Collor (AL)

Chamber of Deputies

President of the Chamber of Deputies: Eduardo Cunha (PMDB-RJ), until 7 July 2016
- Rodrigo Maia (DEM-RJ), from 14 July 2016

1 February 2015 president election^[3]
Candidate		Votes	Percent
	Eduardo Cunha (PMDB–RJ)	267	52.25
	Arlindo Chinaglia (PT–SP)	136	26.61
	Júlio Delgado (PSB–MG)	100	19.57
	Chico Alencar (PSOL–RJ)	8	1.57
Total:	511	100.00

14 July 2016 president election^[4]
Candidate	First round		Second round
Votes	Percent	Votes	Percent
	Rodrigo Maia (DEM–RJ)	120	24.29	285	61.96
	Rogério Rosso (PSD–DF)	106	21.46	170	38.04
	Marcelo Castro (PMDB–PI)	70	14.17
	Fernando Giacobo (PR–PR)	59	11.94
	Esperidião Amin (PP–SC)	36	7.29
	Luiza Erundina (PSOL–SP)	22	4.45
	Fábio Ramalho (PMDB–MG)	18	3.64
	Orlando Silva (PCdoB–SP)	16	3.24
	Cristiane Brasil (PTB–RJ)	13	2.63
	Carlos Henrique Gaguim (PTN–TO)	13	2.63
	Carlos Manato (SD–ES)	10	2.02
	Miro Teixeira (REDE–RJ)	6	1.21
	Evair Vieira de Melo (PV–ES)	5	0.64
Total:	494	100.00	460	100.00

2 February 2017 president election^[5]
Candidate		Votes	Percent
	Rodrigo Maia (DEM–RJ)	293	58.72
	Jovair Arantes (PTB–GO)	105	21.04
	André Figueiredo (PDT–CE)	59	11.82
	Júlio Delgado (PSB–MG)	28	5.61
	Luiza Erundina (PSOL–SP)	10	2.00
	Jair Bolsonaro (PSC–RJ)	4	0.81
Total:	499	100.00

Government Bloc Leadership

Government Leader: Aguinaldo Ribeiro (PP-PB)
Majority Leader: Lelo Coimbra (MDB-ES)
MDB Leader: Baleia Rossi (SP)
PP Leader: Arthur Lira (AL)
DEM Leader: Rodrigo Garcia (SP)
PR Leader: José Rocha (BA)
PSD Leader: Domingos Neto (CE)
PRB Leader: Celso Russomanno (SP)
PTB Leader: Jovair Arantes (GO)
SD Leader: Wladimir Costa (PA)
PSC Leader: Gilberto Nascimento (SP)
PPS Leader: Alex Manente (SP)
PATRI Leader: Junior Marreca (MA)

Opposition Bloc Leadership

Opposition Leader: José Guimarães (PT-CE)
Minority Leader: Weverton Rocha (PDT-MA)
PT Leader: Paulo Pimenta (RS)
PSB Leader: Tadeu Alencar (CE)
PDT Leader: André Figueiredo (CE)
PCdoB Leader: Orlando Silva (SP)
PSOL Leader: Chico Alencar (RJ)
REDE Leader: João Derly (RS)
PPL Representative: Uldurico Junior (BA)

Independent Bloc Leadership

PSDB Leader: Nilson Leitão (MT)
PODE Leader: Diego Garcia (PR)
PROS Leader: Felipe Bornier (RJ)
PSL Leader: Fernando Francischini (PR)
AVANTE Leader: Luis Tibé (MG)
PV Leader: Leandre Dal Ponte (PR)
PHS Leader: Marcelo Aro (MG)

Federal Senate

The Senate represents the 26 states and the Federal District. Each state and the Federal District has a representation of three Senators, who are elected by popular ballot for a term of eight years. Every four years, renewal of either one third or two-thirds of the Senate (and of the delegations of the States and the Federal District) takes place. In 5 October 2014 elections, one-third (1 senator for each state) of the Federal Senate were elected.

Senators by state

Acre

Party	Elect	Term	Votes
PP	2014	2015–2023	218,756
PT	2010	2011–2019	205,593
PSD	2010	2011–2019	199,956

Alagoas

Party	Elect	Term	Votes
PTC	2014	2015–2023	689,266
PP	2010	2011–2019	904,345
PMDB	2010	2011–2019	840,809

Amapá

Party	Elect	Term	Votes
DEM	2014	2015–2023	131,695
REDE	2010	2011–2019	203,259
PSB	2010	2011–2019	130,038

Amazonas

Party	Elect	Term	Votes
PSD	2014	2015–2023	933,996
PMDB	2010	2011–2019	1,236,970
PC do B	2010	2011–2019	672,920

Bahia

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
	PSD	2014	2015–2023	3,341,111
Roberto Muniz	PP	2010	2011–2019	3,630,944
	PSB	2010	2011–2019	3,385,300

Walter Pinheiro replaced by Roberto Muniz since 6 June 2016.

Ceará

Party	Elect	Term	Votes
PSDB	2014	2015–2023	2,314,796
PMDB	2010	2011–2019	2,688,833
PT	2010	2011–2019	2,397,851

Distrito Federal

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
	Independent	2014	2015–2023	826,576
	PPS	2010	2011–2019	833,480
Hélio José Replacing Rodrigo Rollemberg	PROS	2010	2011–2019	738,575

Rodrigo Rollemberg replaced by Hélio José since 1 January 2015.

Espírito Santo

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
	PMDB	2014	2015–2023	776,978
Sérgio de Castro	PMDB	2010	2011–2019	1,557,409
	PR	2010	2011–2019	1,285,177

Ricardo Ferraço replaced by Sérgio de Castro since 6 November 2017.

Goiás

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
Ronaldo Caiado	DEM	2014	2015–2023	1,283,665
Wilder Morais Replacing Demóstenes Torres	PP	2010	2011–2019	2,158,812
Lúcia Vânia	PSB	2010	2011–2019	1,496,559

Demóstenes Torres was expelled on 11 July 2012; Wilder Morais replaced him since 13 July 2012.

Maranhão

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
Roberto Rocha	PSDB	2014	2015–2023	1,476,840
Edison Lobão	PMDB	2010	2011–2019	1,702,085
	PMDB	2010	2011–2019	1,546,298

Mato Grosso

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
Wellington Fagundes	PR	2014	2015–2023	646,344
Cidinho Santos	PR	2010	2011–2019	1,073,039
José Medeiros Replacing Pedro Taques	PODE	2010	2011–2019	708,440

Pedro Taques replaced by José Medeiros since 1 January 2015.
Blairo Maggi replaced by Cidinho Santos since 15 May 2016.

Mato Grosso do Sul

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
	PMDB	2014	2015–2023	640,336
Pedro Chaves	PSC	2010	2011–2019	826,848
	PMDB	2010	2011–2019	544,933

Delcídio do Amaral was expelled on 10 May 2016; Pedro Chaves replaced him since 16 May 2016.

Minas Gerais

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
	PSDB	2014	2015–2023	5,102,987
	PSDB	2010	2011–2019	7,565,377
Zezé Perrella Replacing Itamar Franco	PMDB	2010	2011–2019	5,125,455

Itamar Franco died on 2 July 2011, Zezé Perrella replaced him since 11 July 2011.

Pará

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
Paulo Rocha	PT	2014	2015–2023	1,566,350
Flexa Ribeiro	PSDB	2010	2011–2019	1,817,644
Jader Barbalho Replacing Marinor Brito	PMDB	2010	2011–2019	1,799,762

Jader Barbalho won an appeal in the Supreme Federal Court and took office on 28 December 2011, replacing Marinor Brito.

Paraíba

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
	PMDB	2014	2015–2023	647,271
Cássio Cunha Lima Replacing Wilson Santiago	PSDB	2010	2011–2019	1,004,183
Raimundo Lira Replacing Vital do Rêgo Filho	PMDB	2010	2011–2019	869,501

Cássio Cunha Lima won an appeal in the Supreme Federal Court and took office on 8 November 2011, replacing Wilson Santiago.
Vital do Rêgo Filho replaced by Raimundo Lira since 22 December 2014.

Paraná

Party	Elect	Term	Votes
PODE	2014	2015–2023	4,101,848
PT	2010	2011–2019	3,196,468
PMDB	2010	2011–2019	2,691,557

Gleisi Hoffmann licensed between 8 June 2011 and 3 February 2014, Sérgio de Souza replaced her during this period.

Pernambuco

Party	Elect	Term	Votes
PMDB	2014	2015–2023	2,655,912
PTB	2010	2011–2019	3,142,930
PT	2010	2011–2019	3,059,818

Piauí

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
Elmano Férrer	PMDB	2014	2015–2023	981,219
Regina Sousa Replacing Wellington Dias	PT	2010	2011–2019	997,513
	PP	2010	2011–2019	695,875

Wellington Dias replaced by Regina Sousa since 1 January 2015.

Rio de Janeiro

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
	PODE	2014	2015–2023	4,689,963
	PT	2010	2011–2019	4,213,749
Eduardo Lopes	PRB	2010	2011–2019	3,332,886

Marcelo Crivella replaced by Eduardo Lopes since 2 January 2017.

Rio Grande do Norte

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
Fátima Bezerra	PT	2014	2015–2023	808,055
	PMDB	2010	2011–2019	1,042,272
José Agripino	DEM	2010	2011–2019	958,891

Rio Grande do Sul

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
Lasier Martins	PSD	2014	2015–2023	2,145,179
	PT	2010	2011–2019	3,895,822
	PP	2010	2011–2019	3,401,241

Rondônia

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
Acir Gurgacz	PDT	2014	2015–2023	312,614
	PMDB	2010	2011–2019	481,420
	PP	2010	2011–2019	454,087

Roraima

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
Telmário Mota	PTB	2014	2015–2023	96,888
	PMDB	2010	2011–2019	118,481
	PDT	2010	2011–2019	110,993

Santa Catarina

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
Dário Berger	PMDB	2014	2015–2023	1,308,503
Dalírio Beber	PSDB	2010	2011–2019	1,784,019
Paulo Bauer	PSDB	2010	2011–2019	1,588,403

Luiz Henrique died on 10 May 2015; Dalírio Beber replaced him since 19 May 2017.

São Paulo

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
	PSDB	2014	2015–2023	11,105,874
Airton Sandoval	PMDB	2010	2011–2019	11,189,168
	PMDB	2010	2011–2019	8,314,027

Aloysio Nunes replaced by Airton Sandoval since 9 March 2017.

Sergipe

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
Maria do Carmo Alves	DEM	2014	2015–2023	448,102
Eduardo Amorim	PSDB	2010	2011–2019	625,959
Antônio Carlos Valadares	PSB	2010	2011–2019	476,549

Tocantins

Name	Party	Elect	Term	Votes
	PMDB	2014	2015–2023	282,052
Ataídes Oliveira Replacing João Ribeiro	PSDB	2010	2011–2019	375,090
Vicentinho Alves	PR	2010	2011–2019	340,931

João Ribeiro died on 18 December 2013, Ataídes Oliveira replaced him since 23 December 2013.

Chamber of Deputies

The Chamber comprises 513 deputies, who are elected by proportional representation to serve four-year terms. In 2014 elections, 198 (38.6%) of the elected candidates are new to the Chamber of Deputies, the highest rate of newcomers in 16 years.^[6] The number of parliamentary represented parties has also increased: from 22 parties after the 2010 election to 28 at the beginning of the new term.^[7]

Federal deputies by State

Acre (8 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
Angelim	PT	39,844
César Messias	PSB	26,448
Major Rocha	PSDB	23,466
Léo do PT	PT	20,876
	PMDB	20,339
Sibá Machado	PT	18,395
Flaviano Melo	PMDB	18,372
	PRB	17,903

Alagoas (9 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
	SD	135,929
Marx Beltrão	PMDB	123,317
Pedro Vilela	PSDB	119,582
Arthur Lira	PP	98,231
Ronaldo Lessa	PDT	88,125
Givaldo Carimbão	PROS	82,582
Mauricio Quintella	PR	76,706
Cícero Almeida	PRTB	64,435
Paulão	PT	53,284

Amapá (8 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
Roberto Góes	PDT	22,134
Janete	PSB	21,108
Cabuçu	PMDB	18,709
Vinícius Gurgel	PR	18,661
Professora Marcivânia	PT	16,162
André Abdon	PRB	13,798
Marcos Reategui	PSC	12,485
Jozi Rocha	PTB	10,007

Amazonas (8 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
Artur Bisneto	PSDB	250,916
	PSD	166,281
	PR	120,060
Marcos Rotta	PMDB	117,955
Hissa Abrahão	PPS	113,646
Pauderney	DEM	103,904
Átila Lins	PSD	89,453
Conceição Sampaio	PP	71,878

Bahia (39 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
Lucio Vieira Lima	PMDB	222,164
	PP	169,215
Antônio Lázaro	PSC	161,438
Antonio Brito	PTB	159,840
Ronaldo Carletto	PP	148,628
Daniel Almeida	PC do B	135,382
Félix Jr	PDT	130,583
Caetano	PT	125,862
Cacá Leão	PP	125,605
Jorge Solla	PT	125,159
	PT	123,284
	PSDB	120,479
João Gualberto	PSDB	117,671
	PRB	117,470
	PRB	116,912
	PT	114,965
João Bacelar	PR	111,643
Pelegrino	PT	111,252
Roberto Britto	PP	110,82
	DEM	110,662
Jutahy Magalhães	PSDB	108,476
José Nunes	PSD	105,776
Aleluia	DEM	101,924
José Rocha	PR	101,663
Josias Gomes	PT	98,871
Bebeto	PSB	96,134
Arthur Maia	SD	95,698
João Carlos Bacelar	PODE	95,158
Claudio Cajado	DEM	89,118
Elmar	DEM	88,334
Sérgio Brito	PSD	83,658
Afonso Florence	PT	82,66
Moema Gramacho	PT	81,414
Paulo Magalhães	PSD	77,045
Erivelton Santana	PSC	74,836
	PC do B	72,682
José Carlos Araújo	PSD	72,013
Benito Gama	PTB	71,372
Uldurico Júnior	PTC	39,904

Ceará (22 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
	DEM	277,774
Genecias Noronha	SD	221,567
José Guimarães	PT	209,032
Domingos Neto	PROS	185,226
Danilo Forte	PMDB	180,157
Aníbal Gomes	PMDB	173,736
Moses Rodrigues	PPS	147,044
Gorete Pereira	PR	130,983
	PT	130,717
André Figueiredo	PDT	125,360
Odorico	PT	121,640
Cabo Sabino	PR	120,485
Ronaldo Martins	PRB	117,930
Adail Carneiro	PHS	113,885
Macedo	PSL	107,734
Raimundo Matos	PSDB	95,145
José Airton	PT	94,056
Vitor Valim	PMDB	92,499
Leônidas Cristino	PROS	91,085
Balman	PROS	87,666
Arnon Bezerra	PTB	84,474
Chico Lopes	PC do B	80,578

Distrito Federal (8 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
Fraga	DEM	155,056
Rogério Rosso	PSD	93,653
	PT	92,558
	PROS	84,583
Rôney Nemer	PMDB	82,594
	PSDB	71,937
Augusto Carvalho	SD	39,461
Laerte Bessa	PR	32,843

Espírito Santo (10 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
Sérgio Vidigal	PDT	161,744
Lelo Coimbra	PMDB	94,759
Max Filho	PSDB	91,210
Foletto	PSB	88,110
Helder Salomão	PT	83,967
Dr. Jorge Silva	PROS	69,880
	SD	67,631
Givaldo	PT	50,928
Evair de Melo	PV	48,829
Marcus Vicente	PP	45,525

Goiás (17 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Coalition	Votes
Delegado Waldir	PSDB		274,625
Daniel Vilela	PMDB		179,214
Flavia Morais	PDT		159,122
Giuseppe Vecci	PSDB		120,283
Magda Mofatto	PR		118,458
	PT	without coalition	115,874
Célio Silveira	PSDB		110,992
Alexandre Baldy	PSDB		107,544
	PSDB		107,344
Jovair Arantes	PTB		92,945
Marcos Abrão	PPS		92,347
Heuler Cruvinel	PSD		90,877
Roberto Balestra	PP		85,534
	PSDB		82,204
Thiago Peixoto	PSD		79,666
Lucas Vergílio	SD		78,387
Pedro Chaves	PMDB		77,925

Maranhão (18 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
	PPS	133,575
Hildo Rocha	PMDB	125,521
Rubens Pereira Júnior	PC do B	118,115
	PRB	105,243
Sarney Filho	PV	91,669
Zé Carlos	PT	90,531
Zé Reinaldo	PSB	86,728
Pedro Fernandes	PTB	85,507
Victor Mendes	PV	85,034
Juscelino Filho	PRP	83,955
João Marcelo	PMDB	83,847
	PDT	81,161
Alberto Filho	PMDB	67,885
Waldir Maranhão	PP	66,274
André Fufuca	PATRI	56,879
João Castelo	PSDB	52,783
Júnior Marreca	PATRI	50,962
Aluísio Mendes	PSDC	50,658

Mato Grosso (8 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
Nilson Leitão	PSDB	127,749
Adilton Sachetti	PSB	112,722
Fábio Garcia	PSB	104,976
Ságuas Moraes	PT	97,858
Carlos Bezerra	PMDB	95,739
Ezequiel Fonseca	PP	90,888
Professor Victório Galle	PSC	64,691
Valtenir Pereira	PROS	62,923

Mato Grosso do Sul (8 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
José dos Santos	PT	160,556
Marun	PMDB	91,816
Geraldo Resende	PMDB	87,546
Tereza Cristina	PSB	75,149
Vander Loubet	PT	69,504
Mandetta	DEM	57,374
Marcio Monteiro	PSDB	56,441
Dagoberto Nogueira	PDT	54,813

Minas Gerais (53 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
Reginaldo Lopes	PT	310,226
Rodrigo de Castro	PSDB	292,848
Misael Varella	DEM	258,363
Odair Cunha	PT	201,782
Gabriel Guimarães	PT	200,014
Weliton Prado	PT	186,098
Odelmo Leão	PP	179,652
	PTB	179,073
Jaiminho Martins	PSD	158,907
Toninho Pinheiro	PP	148,239
Patrus Ananias	PT	147,175
	PRB	146,792
	PSB	144,153
Domingos Sávio	PSDB	143,901
Marcus Pestana	PSDB	131,687
Eduardo Barbosa	PSDB	130,453
Mauro Lopes	PMDB	129,795
Dimas Fabiano	PP	129,096
Newton Cardoso Jr.	PMDB	128,489
Bilac Pinto	PR	123,377
Leonardo Quintão	PMDB	118,470
Luiz Fernando	PP	117,542
Marcos Montes	PSD	116,175
Leonardo Monteiro	PT	115,336
Luis Tibé	AVANTE	114,948
Diego Andrade	PSD	114,240
Padre João	PT	112,722
Saraiva Felipe	PMDB	111,317
Zé Silva	SD	109,925
Renzo Braz	PP	109,510
Carlos Melles	DEM	107,906
	PSDB	104,849
	PSDB	101,040
	PR	98,834
	PSC	96,073
Sub-Tenente Gonzaga	PDT	93,997
Miguel Correa	PT	93,450
	PMDB	92,743
Aelton Freitas	PR	91,103
Mario Heirnger	PDT	90,738
	PHS	87,113
Júlio Delgado	PSB	86,245
Bonifacio Andrada	PSDB	83,628
Fabinho Ramalho	PV	83,567
Margarida Salomão	PT	78,973
Laudívio Carvalho	PMDB	78,762
Jô Moraes	PC do B	67,650
Tenente Lúcio	PSB	67,459
Marcelo Álvaro Antônio	PRP	60,384
Adelmo Leão	PT	57,921
	PMN	52,679
Edson Moreira	PODE	49,391
	PTC	45,381

Pará (17 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
	PSD	265,983
Nilson Pinto	PSDB	193,573
	PSOL	170,604
Lúcio Vale	PR	148,163
	PT	142,970
Wlad	SD	141,213
	PTB	122,995
Priante	PMDB	122,348
Zé Geraldo	PT	105,151
Beto Salame	PROS	93,524
Elcione	PMDB	87,632
Júlia Marinho	PSC	86,949
	DEM	85,194
	PMDB	76,510
	PSD	76,148
Jordy	PPS	70,950
Chapadinha	PSD	63,671

Paraíba (12 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
Pedro Cunha Lima	PSDB	179,886
Veneziano	PMDB	177,680
Aguinaldo Ribeiro	PP	161,999
Hugo	PMDB	123,686
Manoel Júnior	PMDB	105,693
Wellington Roberto	PR	104,799
Efraim Filho	DEM	103,477
Wilson Filho	PTB	95,746
Rômulo Gouveia	PSD	84,820
	PT	69,922
Dr. Damião	PDT	67,558
Benjamin Maranhão	SD	63,433

Paraná (30 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Coalition	Votes
	PODE		200,144
	PTB		187,475
Valdir Rossoni	PSDB		177,324
João Arruda	PMDB	without coalition	176,370
	PSC		162,952
	SD		159,569
Luciano Ducci	PSB	without coalition	156,263
Zeca Dirceu	PT		155,583
Dilceu Sperafico	PP		151,930
Hermes Parcianello	PMDB	without coalition	150,213
Fernando Giacobo	PR		144,305
Marcelo Belinati	PP		137,817
Osmar Serraglio	PMDB	without coalition	117,048
Sandro Alex	PPS		116,909
	PP		114,396
Enio Verri	PT		107,508
	PR		106,852
Nelson Meurer	PP		106,478
Rubens Bueno	PPS		95,841
Evandro Roman	PSD		92,042
Luiz Carlos Hauly	PSDB		86,439
	PSC		85,155
Aliel Machado	PC do B		82,886
Alfredo Kaefer	PSDB		82,554
	PV		81,181
Sérgio Souza	PMDB	without coalition	77,699
Assis do Couto	PT		76,116
	PT		71,822
Diego Garcia	PHS		61,063
Leopoldo Meyer	PSB	without coalition	59,974

Pernambuco (25 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
Eduardo da Fonte	PP	283,567
	PSB	233,762
	PMDB	227,470
Felipe Carreras	PSB	187,348
Anderson Ferreira	PR	150,565
Daniel Coelho	PSDB	138,825
Bruno Araújo	PSDB	131,768
João Fernando Coutinho	PSB	120,059
Sebastião Oliveira	PR	115,926
Danilo Cabral	PSB	113,588
Fernando Filho	PSB	112,684
Sílvio Costa	PSC	103,461
Tadeu Alencar	PSB	102,669
Gonzaga Patriota	PSB	101,452
André de Paula	PSD	100,875
Adalberto Cavalcanti	PTB	99,912
Marinaldo Rosendo	PSB	97,380
Betinho	PSDB	97,269
Zaca Cavalcanti	PTB	97,057
Ricardo Teobaldo	PTB	92,262
Mendonça Filho	DEM	88,250
Wolney Queiroz	PDT	86,739
Jorge Côrte Real	PTB	86,023
	PC do B	85,053
Kaio Maniçoba	PHS	28,585

Piauí (10 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
Rejane Dias	PT	134,157
Átila Lira	PSB	129,276
Iracema Portella	PP	121,121
Marcelo Castro	PMDB	111,132
Júlio César	PSD	99,750
Assis Carvalho	PT	94,093
Rodrigo	PSB	92,349
Heráclito Fortes	PSB	90,898
Paes Landim	PTB	82,549
Fabio Abreu	PTB	80,839

Rio de Janeiro (46 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
	PP	464,572
	PR	335,061
	PMDB	232,708
	PSOL	195,964
Leonardo Picciani	PMDB	180,741
Pedro Paulo	PMDB	162,403
	PSOL	144,770
Roberto Sales	PRB	124,087
Marco Antônio Cabral	PMDB	119,584
Otávio Leite	PSDB	106,398
Felipe Bornier	PSD	105,517
	PSD	104,697
Washington Reis	PMDB	103,190
	PRB	101,686
Júlio Lopes	PP	96,796
Índio da Costa	PSD	91,523
	PT	87,003
	PROS	85,449
Glauber Braga	PSB	82,236
Cristiane Brasil	PTB	81,817
	PC do B	68,531
Dr. João	PR	65,624
Simão Sessim	PP	58,825
Celso Pansera	PMDB	58,534
	PROS	58,409
	SD	58,117
Sérgio Zveiter	PSD	57,587
	PSD	55,380
Rodrigo Maia	DEM	53,167
	PT	52,809
	PSOL	49,831
Luiz Sérgio	PT	48,903
	PSD	48,879
Deley	PTB	48,874
	PMDB	48,204
	PT	48,163
Paulo Feijó	PR	48,058
Marcelo Matos	PDT	47,370
Fernando Jordão	PMDB	47,188
	PR	47,157
Marcos Soares	PR	44,440
	PR	40,593
Fabiano Horta	PT	37,989
	SD	35,701
Luiz Carlos Ramos	PSDC	33,221
Alexandre Valle	PRP	26,526

Rio Grande do Norte (8 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
Walter Alves	PMDB	191,064
Rafael Motta	PROS	176,239
Fábio Faria	PSD	166,427
	PR	134,588
Felipe Maia	DEM	113,722
Rogério Marinho	PSDB	81,534
	PMN	71,555
Betinho Rosado Segundo	PP	64,445

Rio Grande do Sul (31 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Coalition	Votes
	PP		162,462
	PSD		158,973
Alceu Moreira	PMDB	without coalition	152,421
Giovani Feltes	PMDB	without coalition	151,406
	DEM		148,302
	PT	without coalition	140,868
	PT	without coalition	133,639
Afonso Hamm	PP		132,202
Luiz Carlos Busato	PTB		130,807
Henrique Fontana	PT	without coalition	128,981
Maria do Rosário	PT	without coalition	127,919
Osmar Terra	PMDB	without coalition	120,755
Nelson Marchezan Júnior	PSDB		119,375
Márcio Biolchi	PMDB	without coalition	119,190
Dionilso Mateus Marcon	PT	without coalition	116,178
Giovani Cherini	PDT		115,294
	PP		115,173
	PTB		115,155
Luis Antonio Covatti	PP		115,131
	PMDB	without coalition	109,864
Pepe Vargas	PT	without coalition	109,469
	PC do B		106,991
Renato Delmar Molling	PP		102,770
Heitor Schuch	PSB		101,243
Elvino Bohn Gass	PT	without coalition	100,841
Fernando Marroni	PT	without coalition	94,275
Antonio Carlos da Silva	PRB		92,323
Darci Pompeo de Mattos	PDT		91,849
Afonso Antunes da Motta	PDT		90,917
	PTB		77,017
José Luiz Stedile	PSB		60,523

Rondônia (8 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
	PMDB	61,419
	PDT	60,780
	PSDB	60,324
	PTB	42,353
	PMDB	40,595
Luiz Cláudio	PR	33,737
Expedito Netto	SD	25,691
	PMDB	24,146

Roraima (8 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
	PSDB	35,555
	PRB	20,677
Remídio da Amatur	PR	15,492
Édio Lopes	PMDB	15,290
	PMN	9,048
Abel Galinha	PDT	8,834
Maria Helena	PSB	7,481
Carlos Andrade	PHS	6,733

Santa Catarina (16 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Coalition	Votes
	PP		229,668
João Rodrigues	PSD		221,409
Mauro Mariani	PMDB		195,942
Jorginho Mello	PR		140,839
Peninha	PMDB		137,784
Pedro Uczai	PT	without coalition	135,439
Marco Tebaldi	PSDB		135,042
	PSD		132,349
Jorge Boeira	PP		123,770
Valdir Colatto	PMDB		115,431
	PT	without coalition	112,366
Cesar Souza	PSD		110,777
Celso Maldaner	PMDB		110,436
Ronaldo Benedet	PMDB		105,303
Carmen Zanotto	PPS		78,607
	PSDB		52,757

São Paulo (70 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Coalition	Votes
	PRB	without coalition	1,524,361
	PR	without coalition	1,016,796
	PSC	without coalition	398,087
Bruno Covas	PSDB		352,708
Rodrigo Garcia	DEM		336,151
Carlos Sampaio	PSDB		295,623
Duarte Nogueira	PSDB		254,051
Ricardo Tripoli	PSDB		233,806
Samuel Moreira	PSDB		227,210
Paulinho da Força	SD	without coalition	227,186
Baleia Rossi	PMDB		208,352
Eduardo Cury	PSDB		185,638
Márcio Alvino	PR	without coalition	179,950
Major Olímpio Gomes	PDT	without coalition	179,196
	DEM		178,771
	PSDB		178,606
	PSB	without coalition	177,279
Vitor Lippi	PSDB		176,153
Silvio Torres	PSDB		175,310
	PT		169,834
Ivan Valente	PSOL		168,928
Miguel Haddad	PSDB		168,278
Alex Manente	PPS		164,760
	PSD		161,790
Guilherme Mussi	PP		156,297
Arnaldo Jardim	PSDB		155,278
Mara Gabrilli	PSDB		155,143
	PP		154,597
	PSDB		148,449
Zarattini	PT		138,286
	PRB	without coalition	137,939
	PT		135,772
	DEM		134,138
Roberto Alves	PRB	without coalition	130,516
Ana Perugini	PT		121,681
	PSC	without coalition	120,044
Vicente Cândido	PT		117,652
Papa	PSDB		117,590
Milton Monti	PR	without coalition	115,942
Floriano Pesaro	PSDB		113,949
Ricardo Izar	PSD		113,547
Arnaldo Faria de Sá	PTB	without coalition	112,940
	PMDB		112,780
Nelson Marquezelli	PTB	without coalition	112,711
	PT		111,301
	PR	without coalition	111,300
Alexandre Leite	DEM		109,708
Evandro Gussi	PV	without coalition	109,591
Luiz Lauro Filho	PSB	without coalition	105,247
	PSB	without coalition	102,963
Nilto Tatto	PT		101,196
Herculano Passos	PSD		92,583
Goulart	PSD		92,546
Orlando Silva	PC do B		90,641
Flavinho	PSB	without coalition	90,437
	PT		89,001
	PSD		88,070
	PODE		86,647
	PT		84,419
José Mentor	PT		82,368
	PSC	without coalition	82,224
	PRB	without coalition	80,643
Roberto de Lucena	PV	without coalition	67,191
Dr. Sinval Malheiros	PV	without coalition	59,362
Capitão Augusto	PR	without coalition	46,905
	PRB	without coalition	45,330
Miguel Lombardi	PR	without coalition	32,080
Beto Mansur	PRB	without coalition	31,301
Marcelo Squassoni	PRB	without coalition	30,315
	PRB	without coalition	22,097

Sergipe (8 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
Adelson Barreto	PTB	131,236
	SD	84,198
Fábio Mitidieri	PSD	83,401
Fábio Reis	PMDB	80,895
Valadares Filho	PSB	68,199
	PRB	53,455
João Daniel	PT	52,959
André Moura	PSC	71,523

Tocantins (8 federal deputies)

Name	Party	Votes
Dulce Miranda	PMDB	75,934
	PSD	62,859
Josi Nunes	PMDB	53,452
	PSB	51,069
	PRB	46,119
Carlos Gaguim	PMDB	44,739
	PP	42,935
	DEM	41,802

Notes and References

Web site: Renan Calheiros é reeleito presidente do Senado Federal. G1. pt. Priscilla. Mendes. Renan. Ramalho. 1 February 2015. 5 January 2021.
Web site: Eunício Oliveira é eleito o novo presidente do Senado. Senado Notícias. pt. 1 February 2017. 5 January 2021.
Web site: Eduardo Cunha é eleito presidente da Câmara em primeiro turno. G1. pt. Filipe. Matoso. Nathalia. Passarinho. 1 February 2015. 5 January 2021.
Web site: Rodrigo Maia vence Rosso no 2° turno e é eleito presidente da Câmara. G1. pt. Fernanda. Calgaro. Nathalia. Passarinho. 14 July 2016. 5 January 2021.
Web site: Rodrigo Maia é reeleito em primeiro turno presidente da Câmara dos Deputados. G1. pt. Bernardo. Caram. Fernanda. Calgaro. 2 February 2017. 5 January 2021.
News: Na Câmara, a maior renovação em 16 anos . O Globo . 10 October 2014.
News: Fábio . Vasconcellos . Fragmentação partidária e governabilidade em 2015 . O Globo . 10 October 2014.

55th Legislature of the National Congress explained

Party summary

Reception

Leadership

Federal Senate

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Opposition Bloc Leadership

Independent Bloc Leadership

Chamber of Deputies

Government Bloc Leadership

Opposition Bloc Leadership

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Senators by state

Chamber of Deputies

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