
Michelle, Carlos, Jair Renan and Renato Bolsonaro will represent the family in politics in Brasília from January. Senator left Brazil after losing presidential race to Lula.
After Flávio Bolsonaro's defeat in the presidential election and his departure to the USA, four members of the Bolsonaro family will take up positions in the National Congress in 2027: Michelle, Carlos, Jair Renan and Renato Bolsonaro.
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Flávio Bolsonaro lost the presidential election to Lula and left Brazil. The Bolsonaro family will have four representatives in the National Congress from 2027.
Flávio Bolsonaro lost the presidential election to Lula by 4.4 million votes and went to the United States. He will be out of office for the first time since 2003.
Former deputy Eduardo Bolsonaro and his father, Jair, are also without a mandate. Michelle Bolsonaro was elected senator for the Federal District with 938,496 votes.
Carlos Bolsonaro changed his electoral domicile and was elected senator for Santa Catarina with 1,902,100 votes.
Jair Renan was elected federal deputy for Santa Catarina, and his uncle Renato Bolsonaro won a seat in the Chamber of Deputies for São Paulo.
Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) lost the presidential election to Lula (PT) by 4.4 million votes and left for the United States. After escaping, the senator released a letter in which he proclaimed himself "president-elect". Afterwards, he published a new version in which he declared himself "leader of Brazil".
In the USA, Flávio joined his brother Eduardo, who has lived there since February 2025. The former deputy lost his mandate and was convicted of trying to interfere in the trial of his father, Jair Bolsonaro, arrested and convicted of trying to carry out a coup d'état. Eduardo, like his older brother, says he is persecuted by Brazilian justice.
Defeated at the polls and investigated for money laundering, corruption and currency evasion, Flávio Bolsonaro will be left without a political position — and without a privileged forum — for the first time since 2003, when he assumed his first term as state deputy in Rio de Janeiro.
Just like Flávio, Eduardo and Jair Bolsonaro will also be without a mandate. The family, however, will be represented from 2027 onwards by four members elected to Congress. See who they are:
Michelle Bolsonaro
Position: senator
Party: PL
State: Federal District
Michelle Bolsonaro (PL-DF), wife of the former president, was elected senator for the Federal District in her debut at the polls. The former first lady received 938,496 votes (29.05%).
In addition to winning her mandate, she helped elect ally Bia Kicis (PL-DF) to the second seat allocated to the DF in the Senate.
Carlos Bolsonaro
Position: senator
Party: PL
State: Santa Catarina
Carlos Bolsonaro (PL-SC) transferred his voter registration from Rio de Janeiro, where he built his political career as a councilor, to Santa Catarina. Carlos took the second available Senate seat in the state after obtaining 1,902,100 votes (25.21%). In first place was Carol de Toni (PL-SC), a family ally.
Jair Renan Bolsonaro
Position: federal deputy
Party: PL
State: Santa Catarina
Jair Bolsonaro's youngest son was elected to the Chamber of Deputies for Santa Catarina. Jair Renan was the fourth most voted candidate in the state, with 131,555 votes. He is currently a councilor in Balneário Camboriú (SC).
Renato Bolsonaro
Position: federal deputy
Party: PL
State: São Paulo
Jair's younger brother, Renato Bolsonaro (PL-SP) was elected to the Chamber of Deputies for São Paulo after receiving 379,312 votes. He was the sixth most voted in the state.
A retired Army captain, Renato had already contested elections for councilor, mayor and deputy in the Vale do Ribeira region, in São Paulo. He was a councilor in Praia Grande in the 1990s.
Who was not elected: Rogéria Bolsonaro
Jair's ex-wife and mother of Flávio, Carlos and Eduardo, Rogéria Bolsonaro (PL-RJ) ran for a seat in the Chamber of Deputies for Rio de Janeiro, received 65,496 votes and was not elected. She was a councilor for two terms in Rio de Janeiro in the 1990s.
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