Bolsonaro's party managed to expand its dominance in the Brazilian Senate and will have more than a third of the seats.

Following Sunday's elections in Brazil, the Liberal Party (PL), a far-right formation led by former president Jair Bolsonaro, has emerged as the largest force in the Brazilian Senate. The party virtually doubled the size of its legislative bench in the chamber.

As a result of these electoral gains, Bolsonaro's party secured control of more than a third of the total seats in the Senate, marking a significant consolidation of political weight for the conservative movement in the South American country.