Amazonas has more than 2.8 million voters eligible for the 2026 Elections Amazonas will have 2,801,182 voters eligible to vote in the 2026 elections, scheduled for October 4th. The number represents a growth of 5.7% compared to the 2022 election, a percentage above the national average, according to data released by the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). Just like in the last election, the Amazonian electorate is made up of 51% women and 49% men. The five municipalities with the highest number of voters are Manaus, Manacapuru, Itacoatiara, Parintins and Coari. The capital concentrates most of the state's electorate. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp In the North Region, the electorate was the one that grew the most proportionally in the country. The number of people eligible to vote increased from 12,560,410, in 2022, to 13,109,354, in 2026. The increase was 548,944 voters, an increase of 4.37%. As a result, the region now concentrates 8.26% of the Brazilian electorate. Among the states, the highest proportional growth was recorded in Roraima (9.63%), Tocantins (8.07%) and Mato Grosso (6.84%). Across Brazil, 158.7 million voters are eligible to vote in the 2026 elections. Compared to 2022, the electorate grew 1.46%, with an increase of 2,291,452 people. The map below shows the division of the Brazilian electorate by state, in absolute numbers, and the proportion in relation to the total. Map shows division of the Brazilian electorate by states Kayan Albertin/g1 There was also an increase in the number of Brazilians able to vote abroad. In 2026, there will be 918,876 voters outside the country, an increase of 31.82% compared to the last general elections, when there were 697,078. Elections 2026 In the October 4th elections, Brazilians will choose president of the Republic, governors, senators, federal deputies and state or district deputies. Queue to vote at a school in the East Zone of Manaus in the 2024 elections Lucas Macedo/g1 AM