List of current state governors in Brazil

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In Brazil, the governors are the chief executives of the states of Brazil. The list below contains are the elected governors for the 2023-2027 term. [1] [2]

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A map of Brazil showing the political parties of state governors elected in 2022. Each state is colored according to the political party its respective governor belongs to. 2022 Brazilian States Governors elections map results.svg
A map of Brazil showing the political parties of state governors elected in 2022. Each state is colored according to the political party its respective governor belongs to.

Current governors

StateGovernorPortraitPartyVice GovernorParty
Brasao Acre.png
Acre
list
Gladson Cameli
Retrato oficial Gladson Cameli 2019.jpg
Progressistas logotipo (cortado).png
PP
Mailza Gomes PP
Brasao do Estado de Alagoas.svg
Alagoas
list
Paulo Dantas Paulo Dantas.jpg Brazilian Democratic Movement logo.svg
MDB
Ronaldo Lessa PDT
Brasao do Amapa.svg
Amapá
list
Clécio Luís Clecio Luis em fevereiro de 2018 (2).jpg Logo of the Solidariedade.svg
Solidarity
Antonio Teles Júnior PDT
Brasao do Amazonas.svg
Amazonas
list
Wilson Lima Wilson Miranda Lima.jpg Uniao Brasil logo.svg
UNIÃO
Tadeu de Souza Avante
Brasao do estado da Bahia.svg
Bahia
list
Jerônimo Rodrigues Jeronimo Rodrigues (cut).png PT (Brazil) logo 2021.svg
PT
Geraldo Júnior MDB
Brasao do Ceara.svg
Ceará
list
Elmano de Freitas Elmano de Freitas 2023.jpg PT (Brazil) logo 2021.svg
PT
Jade Romero MDB
Brasao do Distrito Federal (Brasil).svg
Distrito Federal
list
Ibaneis Rocha
Ibaneis posse no Buriti - Foto Divulgacao GDF (39740238043).jpg
Brazilian Democratic Movement logo.svg
MDB
Celina Leão PP
Brasao do Espirito Santo.svg
Espírito Santo
list
Renato Casagrande Renato Casagrande em abril de 2019.jpg
PSB
Ricardo Ferraço PSDB
Brasao de Goias.svg
Goiás
list
Ronaldo Caiado Uniao Brasil logo.svg
UNIÃO
Daniel Vilela MDB
Brasao do Maranhao.png
Maranhão
list
Carlos Brandão
Retrato Oficial de Carlos Brandao como governador do Maranhao.jpg

PSB
Felipe Camarão PT
Brasao de Mato Grosso.png
Mato Grosso
list
Mauro Mendes
Mauro Mendes como governador do Mato Grosso.jpg
Uniao Brasil logo.svg
UNIÃO
Otaviano Pivetta Republicanos
Brasao de MS.gif
Mato Grosso do Sul
list
Eduardo Riedel
XIV Reuniao do Forum Nacional de Governadores em Brasilia (52922688344).jpg

PSDB
José Carlos Barbosa PP
Brasao de Minas Gerais.svg
Minas Gerais
list
Romeu Zema Romeu Zema em 11 de junho de 2019 (recorte).jpg Partidonovo simbolo(cortado).png
NOVO
Mateus Simões NOVO
Brasao do Para.svg
Pará
list
Helder Barbalho Helder Barbalho em abril de 2019.jpg Brazilian Democratic Movement logo.svg
MDB
Hana Ghassan MDB
Brasao paraiba.PNG
Paraíba
list
João Azevêdo Joao Azevedo em abril de 2019.jpg
PSB
Lucas Ribeiro PP
Brasao do Parana.svg
Paraná
list
Ratinho Júnior Ratinho Junior em fevereiro de 2019.jpg PSD Brazil logo.svg
PSD
Darci Piana PSD
Brasao do estado de Pernambuco.svg
Pernambuco
list
Raquel Lyra RL45 14-09.jpg
PSDB
Priscila Krause Cidadania
Brasaopi.gif
Piauí
list
Rafael Fonteles Rafael Tajra Fonteles, presidente do Comsefaz (cropped).jpg PT (Brazil) logo 2021.svg
PT
Themístocles Filho MDB
Brasao do estado do Rio de Janeiro.svg
Rio de Janeiro
list
Cláudio Castro Claudio Castro como Vice Governador do Rio de Janeiro.jpg 2023 logo of the Liberal Party (Brazil, 2006).svg
PL
Thiago Pampolha UNIÃO
Brasao do Rio Grande do Norte.svg
Rio Grande do Norte
list
Fátima Bezerra Fatima Bezerra em agosto de 2017 (recorte).jpg PT (Brazil) logo 2021.svg
PT
Walter Alves MDB
Brasao do Rio Grande do Sul.svg
Rio Grande do Sul
list
Eduardo Leite Eduardo Leite no Palacio Piratini em marco de 2019.jpg
PSDB
Gabriel Souza MDB
BrasaoRondonia.jpg
Rondônia
list
Marcos Rocha
Desfile de 7 de Setembro 08.09.22 Foto Daiane Mendonca (384) (52342537421) (cropped).jpg
Uniao Brasil logo.svg
UNIÃO
Sérgio Gonçalves UNIÃO
Brasao de Roraima.svg
Roraima
list
Antonio Denarium
Foto Governador Antonio Denarium.jpg
Progressistas logotipo (cortado).png
PP
Edilson Damião Republicanos
Brasao do estado de Sao Paulo.svg
São Paulo
list
Tarcísio de Freitas
Governador do Estado de Sao Paulo, Tarcisio de Freitas - Foto Oficial.jpg
Marca Republicanos10 semtexto.png
Republicanos
Felicio Ramuth PSD
Brasao de Santa Catarina.svg
Santa Catarina
list
Jorginho Mello Senador Jorginho Mello (cropped).jpg 2023 logo of the Liberal Party (Brazil, 2006).svg
PL
Marilisa Boehm PL
Brasao de Sergipe.svg
Sergipe
list
Fábio Mitidieri
Foto oficial do governador Fabio Mitidieri.jpg
PSD Brazil logo.svg
PSD
Zezinho Sobral PDT
Brasao do Tocantins.svg
Tocantins
list
Wanderlei Barbosa
Wanderlei Barbosa como governador do Tocantins.jpg
Marca Republicanos10 semtexto.png
Republicanos
Laurez Moreira PDT

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References

  1. Pontes, Felipe (31 December 2022). "Além do presidente, 27 governadores tomam posse neste domingo". Agência Brasil (in Portuguese). Retrieved 2 January 2023.
  2. Marzullo, Luísa (31 December 2022). "Posse governadores: saiba os horários e os roteiros das cerimônias nos estados e no DF". Jornal O Globo (in Portuguese). Retrieved 2 January 2022.