Brazilian state legislatures resume sessions after 2026 elections

Following the 2026 elections, various Brazilian state legislatures have resumed activities, focusing on legislative transitions and budget planning.

In Paraná, the Legislative Assembly (Alep) has prioritized the 2027 Annual Budget Law (LOA). Alep President Alexandre Curi noted that the budget process will involve dialogue with Governor-elect Sergio Moro to ensure a smooth transition from the current administration of Ratinho Junior.

Mato Grosso's legislature also resumed sessions, with deputies evaluating election results. In Mato Grosso do Sul, Assembly President Gerson Claro highlighted the importance of political stability and institutional respect during the post-election period.

Other regional updates include the re-election of several state deputies across various states, such as Luiz Cláudio Romanelli in Paraná and Gil Carlos in Piauí. In Mato Grosso, Deputy Doutor João discussed the need for his party, the MDB, to reorganize following its election performance.