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Acre elected no women to its state assembly in 2026; nationwide, they are 20.6%

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In 2026, voters chose 218 women for the 1,059 seats in the state Legislative Assemblies and the Federal District's Legislative Chamber: 20.6% of the total. In 9 states, they will be less than 15% of the chamber.

Acre elected none: all 24 state deputies are men. The largest shares of women are in Ceará (14 of 46, 30%), São Paulo (28 of 94) and Rio Grande do Norte and Roraima (7 of 24 in each).

20.6%of the state assembly seats from 2027 belong to women

Women among the state deputies elected in 2026, % of each state's seats (district deputies in the Federal District)

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Women among state deputies elected in 2026, by state: under 15% in 9 states; none in Acreunder 15%15% or moreCeará: 14 women among 46 elected (30.4%)CE30%São Paulo: 28 women among 94 elected (29.8%)SP30%Rio Grande do Norte: 7 women among 24 elected (29.2%)RN29%Roraima: 7 women among 24 elected (29.2%)RR29%Rio Grande do Sul: 16 women among 55 elected (29.1%)RS29%Maranhão: 12 women among 42 elected (28.6%)MA29%Pará: 11 women among 41 elected (26.8%)PA27%Minas Gerais: 20 women among 77 elected (26.0%)MG26%Amapá: 6 women among 24 elected (25.0%)AP25%Rio de Janeiro: 16 women among 70 elected (22.9%)RJ23%Paraíba: 8 women among 36 elected (22.2%)PB22%Federal District: 5 women among 24 elected (20.8%)DF21%Espírito Santo: 6 women among 30 elected (20.0%)ES20%Alagoas: 5 women among 27 elected (18.5%)AL19%Paraná: 9 women among 54 elected (16.7%)PR17%Sergipe: 4 women among 24 elected (16.7%)SE17%Pernambuco: 8 women among 49 elected (16.3%)PE16%Bahia: 10 women among 63 elected (15.9%)BA16%Piauí: 4 women among 30 elected (13.3%)PI13%Rondônia: 3 women among 24 elected (12.5%)RO13%Santa Catarina: 5 women among 40 elected (12.5%)SC13%Tocantins: 3 women among 24 elected (12.5%)TO13%Goiás: 5 women among 41 elected (12.2%)GO12%Amazonas: 2 women among 24 elected (8.3%)AM8%Mato Grosso: 2 women among 24 elected (8.3%)MT8%Mato Grosso do Sul: 2 women among 24 elected (8.3%)MS8%Acre: 0 women among 24 elected (0.0%)AC0%
Source: TSE, DivulgaCandContas: those elected in 2026 and the gender declared at candidacy registration (collected Oct. 29, 2026). Dado Bruto calculation: women elected over the total number of seats in each state.
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StateWomen electedSeatsWomen (%)
Ceará14.046.030.4
São Paulo28.094.029.8
Rio Grande do Norte7.024.029.2
Roraima7.024.029.2
Rio Grande do Sul16.055.029.1
Maranhão12.042.028.6
Pará11.041.026.8
Minas Gerais20.077.026.0
Amapá6.024.025.0
Rio de Janeiro16.070.022.9
Paraíba8.036.022.2
Federal District5.024.020.8
Espírito Santo6.030.020.0
Alagoas5.027.018.5
Paraná9.054.016.7
Sergipe4.024.016.7
Pernambuco8.049.016.3
Bahia10.063.015.9
Piauí4.030.013.3
Rondônia3.024.012.5
Santa Catarina5.040.012.5
Tocantins3.024.012.5
Goiás5.041.012.2
Amazonas2.024.08.3
Mato Grosso2.024.08.3
Mato Grosso do Sul2.024.08.3
Acre0.024.00.0

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