Rodrigo Moraes is elected state deputy for the fifth time in São Paulo

Rodrigo Moraes (PL) was elected, for the fifth time, state deputy to the Legislative Assembly of São Paulo (Alesp). In the 2026 Elections, the politician received 73,787 votes.

In an interview with TV TEM this Monday (5), the deputy thanked the electorate for the support he has received since 2010, when he was elected for the first time. "I have to be grateful for this opportunity for us to be able, through the people, to win this fifth term and now with greater experience."

Born in Itu (SP), Rodrigo highlighted his plans to continue working at Alesp for the next four years.

"We have been doing very strong work in health, which we know we need so much in our city and also in the region. And we have also been looking a lot at the third sector," he stated.

Rodrigo Moraes was elected state deputy for the 5th consecutive term in SP — Photo: TV TEM / Reproduction

Since 2022, Rodrigo has been affiliated with the Liberal Party (PL). In 2018, he was elected by the Democrats and, in his first two terms, in 2010 and 2014, Moraes was allied with the Christian Social Party (PSC).

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Who is Rodrigo Moraes

Born in Itu (SP), Rodrigo entered his political career under the influence of the trajectory of his father, Missionary José Olímpio (PL), who was a councilor for six terms and served two terms as a federal deputy, between 2011 and 2019.

Graduated in Law from the Faculty of Law of Itu (Faditu), Rodrigo Moraes is also a businessman. He and his father also represent the Worldwide Church of the Power of God.

Rodrigo Moraes is a state deputy in São Paulo — Photo: Rodrigo Romeo / Alesp

See the elected representatives of the region

The regions of Sorocaba and Jundiaí elected three federal and five state deputies in this Sunday's elections (4). Itapetininga (SP) did not elect anyone. Combined, the three cities had 867,683 voters eligible to vote.

Electronic ballot box — Photo: Reproduction/TV Globo

Federal

Sirlange Maganhato (União Brasil) 87,820 votes - Sorocaba;

Jefferson Campos (PL) 92,286 votes - Sorocaba;

Luiz Fernando Machado (PL) 129,004 votes - Jundiaí;

State

Mônica das Pretas (Psol) 159,100 votes - Itu;

Danilo Balas (PL) 96,188 votes - Sorocaba;

Rodrigo Moraes (PL) 73,787 votes - Itu;

Leandro Basson (Podemos) 90,934 votes - Jundiaí;

João Paulo (PL) 76,371 votes - Jundiaí.

From the list, four of them were re-elected, while four will serve their term for the first time.

Born in the region

The list of those elected can be extended if we consider names born in the regions of Sorocaba and Jundiaí, but who built careers in other locations. They are:

Federal

Lucas Pavanato (PL) 3,038,438 votes - Sorocaba;

Kim Kataguiri (Mission) 520,071 votes - Salto;

Renato Bolsonaro (PL) 379,312 votes - Jundiaí.

State

Danilo Joan (PP) 182,839 votes - Jundiaí.

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