1994 Brazilian Parliamentary Election

The Real Plan Congress

3 October 1994 · The New Republic's Congress · 513 seats, 257 for a majority

General elections were held in Brazil on 3 October 1994 to elect the president, the National Congress and the state governments. In the Chamber of Deputies the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party won the most seats, 107 of 513, with 18 parties winning representation.

President before

Itamar Franco

President after

Fernando Henrique Cardoso

PSDB

Largest force

Brazilian Democratic Movement Party

107 of 513 seats

Turnout

82.0%

The result

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Brazilian Democratic Movement Party

20.3% of votes · -1 seats

107

seats

Liberal Front Party

12.8% of votes · +6 seats

seats

Brazilian Social Democracy Party

13.9% of votes · +24 seats

seats

Reform Progressive Party

9.4% of votes · -12 seats

seats

Workers' Party

12.8% of votes · +14 seats

seats

Progressive Party

6.9% of votes · +32 seats

seats

Democratic Labour Party

7.2% of votes · -12 seats

seats

Brazilian Labour Party

5.2% of votes · -7 seats

seats

Brazilian Socialist Party

2.2% of votes · +4 seats

seats

Liberal Party

3.5% of votes · -3 seats

seats


Brazilian Democratic Movement Party	—	107	-1	9.287.049	20.3%	+1.1
Liberal Front Party	—	89	+6	5.873.370	12.8%	+0.4
Brazilian Social Democracy Party	—	62	+24	6.350.941	13.9%	+5.2
Reform Progressive Party	—	52	-12	4.307.878	9.4%	—
Workers' Party	—	49	+14	5.859.347	12.8%	+2.6
Progressive Party	—	36	+32	3.169.626	6.9%	—
Democratic Labour Party	—	34	-12	3.303.434	7.2%	-2.8
Brazilian Labour Party	—	31	-7	2.379.773	5.2%	-0.4
Brazilian Socialist Party	—	15	+4	995.298	2.2%	—
Liberal Party	—	13	-3	1.603.330	3.5%	—

25 further seats went to parties and independents outside the main contenders listed above.