Women are the majority of the Amapá electorate Roberto Jayme/Ascom/TSE The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) released this Monday (20) consolidated data on the Brazilian electorate. In Amapá, 577,534 people will be able to vote in the 2026 Elections, an increase of 1.1% compared to 2024. Women remain the majority in the state: there are 296,729 voters, which represents 51% of the total. Men number 280,805 (49%). ? Click here to follow the g1 AP channel on WhatsApp
Women are the majority among the 577.5 thousand voters in Amapá in the 2026 Elections
Women are the majority of the Amapá electorate Roberto Jayme/Ascom/TSE The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) released this Monday (20) consolidated data on the Brazilian electorate. In Amapá, 577,534 people will be able to...
The largest electoral college in the state is Macapá, with 321,591 voters. Next comes Santana, with 86,030. The smallest electorates are in Pracuúba (4,031) and Serra do Navio (4,128). READ MORE: Party conventions open electoral calendar in Amapá Age group The profile is young adults. The largest group is between 25 and 29 years old, with 69,832 voters. There will also be new voters: 5,886 16-year-old teenagers requested their first title and will be able to participate in the election. Color or race The majority of voters who reported this data declared themselves mixed race: 141,002 people (72.15%). Whites: 27,181 (13.91%) Blacks: 22,539 (11.53%) Indigenous: 3,774 (1.93%) Yellows: 921 (0.47%) Registered Quilombolas: 2,630 (1.35%) Inclusion The registration shows that 7,890 voters declared some type of disability or specific need to vote. Education Most have completed secondary education: 162,624 people (28.16%). Completed higher education: 58,517 (10.13%) Illiterate: 18,664 (3.23%) Gender identity In Amapá, 1,089 voters declare themselves transgender. Of this total, 150 use their social name on their electoral register. VIDEOS with news from Amapá:
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