Federal Senate of Brazil - Current Senators

Current Senators

Federative Unit Senator Party Birth city Term Notes
Acre Aníbal Diniz
PT
Rio Branco, AC
 2010–2015 Substitute of Tião Viana, elected State Governor of Acre.
Jorge Viana
PT
Rio Branco, AC
 2011–2019
Sérgio Petecão
PMN
Rio Branco, AC
 2011–2019
Alagoas Fernando Collor
PTB
Rio de Janeiro, RJ
 2007–2015
Benedito de Lira
PP
Junqueiro, AL
 2011–2019
Renan Calheiros
PMDB
Murici, AL
 2011–2019 Re-elected.
Amapá Gilvam Borges
PMDB
Brasília, DF
 2011–2019 Re-elected.
José Sarney
PMDB
Pinheiro, MA
 2007–2015 Elected President of the Senate (2011–2013).
Randolfe Rodrigues
PSOL
Garanhuns, PE
 2011–2019
Amazonas Eduardo Braga
PMDB
Belém, PA
 2011–2019
João Pedro
PT
Parintins, AM
 2007–2015 Substitute of Alfredo Nascimento, appointed as Minister of Transportation.
Vanessa Grazziotin
PC do B
Videira, SC
 2011–2019
Bahia Walter Pinheiro
PT
Salvador, BA
 2011–2019
Lídice da Mata
PSB
Cachoeira, BA
 2011–2019
João Durval
PDT
Feira de Santana, BA
 2007–2015
Ceará Inácio Arruda
PCdoB
Fortaleza, CE
 2007–2015
José Pimentel
PT
Picos, PI
 2011–2019
Eunício Oliveira
PMDB
Lavras da Mangabeira, CE
 2011–2019
Distrito Federal Rodrigo Rollemberg
PSB
Rio de Janeiro, RJ
 2011–2019
Cristovam Buarque
PDT
Recife, PE
 2011–2019 Re-elected.
Gim Argello
PTB
São Vicente, SP
 2007–2015 Substitute of Joaquim Roriz.
Espírito Santo Magno Malta
PR
Itapetinga, BA
 2011–2010 Re-elected.
Ricardo Ferraço
PMDB
Cachoeiro de Itapemirim, ES
 2011–2019
Ana Rita Esgario
PT
Conceição do Castelo, ES
 2011–2015 Substitute of Renato Casagrande, elected State Governor of Espírito Santo.
Goiás Wilder Pedro de Morais
DEM
 2011–2019 Replaced Demóstenes Torres, removed from office for breach of parliamentary ethics.
Lúcia Vânia
PSDB
Cumari, GO
 2011–2019 Re-elected.
Cyro Miranda Júnior
PSDB
São José do Rio Preto, SP
 2010–2015 Substitute of Marconi Perillo, elected State Governor of Goiás.
Maranhão Epitácio Cafeteira
PTB
João Pessoa, PB
 2007–2015
João Alberto Souza
PMDB
São Vicente Ferrer, MA
 2011–2019
Lobão Filho
PMDB
Brasília, DF
 2011–2019 Substitute of Edison Lobão, appointed Minister of Mines and Energy.
Mato Grosso Jayme Campos
DEM
Várzea Grande, MT
 2007–2015
Blairo Maggi
PR
Torres, RS
 2011–2019
Pedro Taques
PDT
Cuiabá, MT
 2011–2019
Mato Grosso do Sul Delcídio Amaral
PT
Corumbá, MS
 2011–2019 Re-elected.
Marisa Serrano
PSDB
Bela Vista, MS
 2007–2015
Waldemir Moka
PMDB
Cáceres, MT
 2011–2019
Minas Gerais Aécio Neves
PSDB
Belo Horizonte, MG
 2011–2019 Leader of the Opposition in the Senate.
Clésio Andrade
PR
Juatuba, MG
 2011–2014 Substitute of Eliseu Resende, deceased.
Zezé Perrela 2011–2019 Substitute of Itamar Franco, deceased.
Pará Flexa Ribeiro
PSDB
Belém, PA
 2011–2019 Re-elected.
Marinor Brito
PSOL
Alenquer, PA
 2011–2019
Mário Couto
PSDB
Belém, PA
 2007–2015
Paraíba Cícero Lucena
PSDB
São José de Piranhas, PB
 2007–2015
Vital do Rego Filho
PMDB
Campina Grande, PB
 2011–2019
Wilson Santiago
PMDB
Uiraúna, PB
 2011–2019
Paraná Álvaro Dias
PSDB
Quatá, SP
 2007–2015
Sérgio de Souza
PMDB
Ivaiporã, PR
 2011–2019 Substitute of Gleisi Hoffmann, appointed as Chief of Staff
Roberto Requião
PMDB
Curitiba, PR
 2011–2019
Pernambuco Jarbas Vasconcelos
PMDB
Vicência, PE
 2007–2015
Humberto Costa
PT
Campinas, SP
 2011–2019
Armando Monteiro
PTB
Recife, PE
 2011–2019
Piauí Ciro Nogueira
PP
Teresina, PI
 2011–2019
João Vicente Claudino
PTB
Cajazeiras, PB
 2007–2015
Wellington Dias
PT
Teresina, PI
 2011–2019
Rio de Janeiro Francisco Dornelles
PP
Belo Horizonte, MG
 2007–2015
Marcelo Crivella
PRB
Rio de Janeiro, RJ
 2011–2019 Re-elected.
Lindbergh Farias
PT
João Pessoa, PB
 2011–2019
Rio Grande do Norte Paulo Davim
PV
Natal, RN
 2011–2019 Substitute of Garibaldi Alves Filho, appointed as Minister of Social Security
José Agripino
DEM
Mossoró, RN
 2011–2019 Re-elected.
Garibaldi Alves
PMDB
Angicos, RN
 2011–2015 Substitute of Rosalba Ciarlini, elected State Governor of Rio Grande do Norte.
Rio Grande do Sul Paulo Paim
PT
Caxias do Sul, RS
 2011–2019 Re-elected.
Pedro Simon
PMDB
Caxias do Sul, RS
 2007–2015 Re-elected.
Ana Amélia Lemos
PP
Lagoa Vermelha, RS
 2011–2019
Rondônia Acir Gurgacz
PDT
Cascavel, PR
 2007–2015 Took office after Expedito Júnior had his term revoked.
Ivo Cassol
PP
Concórdia, SC
 2011–2019
Valdir Raupp
PMDB
São João do Sul, SC
 2011–2019 Re-elected.
Roraima Angela Portela
PT
Coreaú, CE
 2011–2019
Mozarildo Cavalcanti
PTB
Boa Vista, RR
 2007–2015
Romero Jucá
PMDB
Recife, PE
 2011–2019 Re-elected. Leader of the Government in the Senate.
Santa Catarina Luiz Henrique da Silveira
PMDB
Blumenau, SC
 2011–2019
Paulo Bauer
PSDB
Blumenau, SC
 2011–2019
Casildo Maldaner
PMDB
Carazinho, RS
 2011–2015 Substitute of Raimundo Colombo, elected State Governor of Santa Catarina.
São Paulo Aloysio Nunes
PSDB
São José do Rio Preto, SP
 2011–2019
Eduardo Suplicy
PT
São Paulo, SP
 2007–2015
Marta Suplicy
PT
São Paulo, SP
 2011–2019
Sergipe Eduardo Amorim
PSC
Itabaiana, SE
 2011–2019
Antônio Carlos Valadares
PSB
Simão Dias, SE
 2011–2019 Re-elected.
Maria do Carmo Alves
DEM
Cedro de São João, SE
 2007–2015
Tocantins João Ribeiro
PR
Campo Alegre de Goiás, GO
 2011–2019 Re-elected.
Kátia Abreu
DEM
Goiânia, GO
 2007–2015
Vicentinho Alves
PR
Porto Nacional, TO
 2011–2019

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