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Political parties on WhatsApp in Brazil

Partido dos Trabalhadores has the most WhatsApp followers of the 6 parties measured in Brazil, with 72,401. Counts read from each channel’s own page on October 6, 2026.

#PartyPositionFollowers90-day change
1Partido dos TrabalhadoresVerified by WhatsAppSouth America › BrazilCentre left72,401+51,401 (+244.8%, 55d)
2Partido LiberalVerified by WhatsAppSouth America › BrazilFar right20,465+772 (+3.9%, 11d)
3MissãoVerified by WhatsAppSouth America › BrazilRight20,280+10,280 (+102.8%, 120d)
4Partido Democrático TrabalhistaSouth America › BrazilCentre left832-19 (-2.2%, 144d)
5União BrasilSouth America › BrazilCentre right684+170 (+33.1%, 243d)
6Partido da Social Democracia BrasileiraSouth America › BrazilCentre right482-3 (-0.6%, 11d)

Total across ranked parties: 115,144 followers. Last checked October 6, 2026.

24 registered parties in Brazil with no WhatsApp channel tracked yet

These parties are in the dataset, but we either found no WhatsApp Channel for them or haven’t read one yet. Know one we’ve missed?

Followers by political position

Each party’s position comes from the group its MEPs sit in at the European Parliament, or from the national party a branch belongs to, not from our own reading of its politics.

Centre left 73,233 (64%)
Far right 20,465 (18%)
Right 20,280 (18%)
Centre right 1,166 (1%)

Growing fastest

Change over the last 90 days, by percentage rather than headcount, so a small channel adding followers quickly is visible next to a large one.

  • Partido dos Trabalhadores +244.8% (+51,401 followers)
  • Missão +102.8% (+10,280 followers)
  • União Brasil +33.1% (+170 followers)

Reading these numbers

A follower count measures messaging reach, not support. It says how many people opted in to receive that party’s broadcasts on WhatsApp, which depends as much on when the party started promoting its channel as on how popular it is. Anyone can follow a channel, from anywhere.

Every figure comes from the channel’s own public page and is dated. A party with no reading is listed as not ranked rather than shown as zero. More on the method.