Voter registration Photo: Agência Brasil/Disclosure The electorate of Campinas (SP) is made up of a majority of women, people in their 40s and with complete secondary education, according to data released by the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) this Monday (20). The predominant profile is made up of single women with completed secondary education, a group that appears as the most numerous at the intersection of gender, education and marital status - check the details below. ? Join the g1 Campinas channel on WhatsApp X-ray of the Campinas electorate Total voters: 870,672; Female majority: 53.75% (468,001 voters); Largest age group: 40 to 44 years old; Predominant level of education: completed high school (31.27%); Largest group identified: single women with completed high school (89,015); Voters with disabilities: 12,040 (1.38%). Women are the majority The female electorate represents 53.75% of the total in Campinas. There are 468,001 women registered with the Electoral Court, compared to 402,055 men, which correspond to 46.18% of voters. Another 616 voters did not report their gender. The 40-year-old group concentrates more voters The largest concentration of voters is between 35 and 49 years old. The most representative age group is 40 to 44 years old, accounting for 9.98% of the electorate. Next come the groups aged 45 to 49 (9.86%) and 35 to 39 (9.41%). SEE ALSO Elections 2026: Campinas and Piracicaba have an increase in voters aged 60 or over Completed secondary education leads When the focus is on education, complete secondary education appears in first place. There are 272,263 voters in this condition, equivalent to 31.27% of the total. Next are voters with completed higher education, who represent 17.49% of the electorate (152,257 people), and those with incomplete secondary education, who total 17.38% (151,365 voters). Data on race and gender identity have low adherence The TSE database also contains information on color or race and gender identity, but most voters did not provide this data. In both cases, around 85% of the records appear unfilled. Among those who declared color or race, the largest portion identified themselves as white (7.84%), followed by brown (4.76%) and black (1.59%). The base also registers 105 voters who declared belonging to the quilombola community, equivalent to 0.01% of the local electorate. Regarding gender identity, 13.23% of voters declared themselves cisgender, while 691 people (0.08%) identified themselves as transgender. Another 407 voters registered their social name, equivalent to 0.05% of the city's electorate. People with disabilities According to the survey, Campinas has 12,040 voters with a declared disability, a number that corresponds to 1.38% of the total. Elections 2026 Elections 2026: deadline to request a vote in transit is August 20 In addition to the president and vice-president, voters will choose: 27 governors and 27 vice-governors; 513 federal deputies; 54 senators (equivalent to two-thirds of the Senate); 1,035 state deputies; 24 district deputies. The first round will be on October 4th. If there is, the second round for majority positions, such as president and governor, will take place on October 25th. Mandatory voting In Brazil, voting is mandatory for those over 18 years of age and optional for illiterates, young people aged 16 and 17 and those over 70 years of age. The person who is absent on election day has the following options: justify their absence in the e-Título application on election day, without needing to present any document; Whoever justifies it, within 60 days after the date of the claim, will not need to pay a fine. But you will have to fill out a form and deliver it to the electoral registry; After 60 days after the election date, a fine will be charged, per turn, for the voter to regularize their situation with the Electoral Court. The amount of punishment will be defined by the electoral judge. Understand: the TSE explains that the fine varies between a minimum of 3% and a maximum of 10% of the value of the calculation base, R$35.13. This amount can be increased by up to ten times, based on the voter's economic situation. Anyone who declares a state of poverty will be exempt from payment. Voters who fail to vote or justify their absence in three consecutive elections — considering each round an election — are prohibited from obtaining a passport and identity card, registering for a competition or test to occupy a public position and function, and also from being sworn in. VIDEOS: Everything about Campinas and the Region See more news about the region on the g1 Campinas page.