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Acre
Capital Rio Branco. 887.794 people (IBGE 2026), 613.742 electors, 22 municipalities. 8 federal deputies, 24 seats in the Assembleia Legislativa, three senators. On 25 October Flavio Bolsonaro won here with 66,6%.
- Electors per deputy
- 76.718
- 3th fewest of 27 · a vote weighs 6,4× one in São Paulo
- Turnout
- 79,6%
- first round · runoff 73,9%
- Quociente eleitoral
- 57.811
- Chamber · assembly 19.584
Governor · Governador
Who governs
Acre.
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In office
Mailza Assis (PP)
Until 6 Jan 2027
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Elected 2026
Mailza Assis (PP)
Won the runoff of 25 Oct · takes office 6 Jan 2027
President · both rounds
The national vote,
here.
488.330 voted in the first round (79,6% of electors), 5.579 blank and 13.685 null. Blank and null ballots do not count toward the majority (Constitution art. 77 §2).
Senate · two seats in 2026
Two senators
elected.
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Marcio Bittar (PL)
223.972 votes · 25,6% · AVANÇA ACRE
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Mara Rocha (REPUBLICANOS)
157.104 votes · 17,9% · TRABALHO DA ESPERANÇA
Each voter cast two votes; the two most voted won eight-year terms from 1 Feb 2027. Shares are of all valid senate votes.
Chamber of Deputies · 8 seats · QE 57.811
8 federal
deputies.
462.485 valid votes for the Chamber. 6 seats went to lists by quociente partidário and 2 as leftovers. Every step in the seat lab →
PP 2 · UNIÃO 2 · MDB 1 · PC do B 1 · PL 1 · REPUBLICANOS 1
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Socorro Neri
PP · União Progressista · 39.587 · quotient
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Dr. Fábio Rueda
UNIÃO · União Progressista · 33.203 · quotient
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Coronel Ulysses
UNIÃO · União Progressista · 33.155 · quotient
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Pedro Longo
MDB · 26.263 · quotient
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Roberto Duarte
REPUBLICANOS · 24.854 · quotient
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Zé Adriano
PP · União Progressista · 23.810 · leftover
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Perpétua Almeida
PC do B · FE Brasil · 15.800 · leftover
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Júnior Betão
PL · 13.732 · quotient
Assembleia Legislativa · 24 seats · QE 19.584
The state legislature.
Elected the same day by the same open-list rule: 470.012 valid votes, 20 seats by quotient and 4 as leftovers. Seats: three times the state's federal deputies up to 36, then one more per deputy above 12 (Constitution art. 27).
PP 5 · PL 4 · UNIÃO 4 · REPUBLICANOS 3 · MDB 2 · PSD 2 · NOVO 1 · PC do B 1 · PDT 1 · PSDB 1
The 24 elected, by votes
Nicolau Júnior (PP, 18.149), Fagner Calegario (UNIÃO, 13.640), Clodoaldo Rodrigues (PP, 13.575), André da Droga Vale (PP, 13.173), Marcus Alexandre (MDB, 12.872), Manoel Moraes (PP, 12.837), Tanizio Sá (MDB, 12.023), Chiquinho do Duda (PL, 11.514), Adailton Cruz (UNIÃO, 11.476), Samir Bestene (PP, 11.335), Eduardo Ribeiro (REPUBLICANOS, 11.282), Arlenilson Cunha (PL, 10.144), Tchê (PDT, 10.003), Tio Pablo Bregense (UNIÃO, 9.981), Gene Diniz (REPUBLICANOS, 9.835), Afonso Fernandes (UNIÃO, 9.593), Emerson Jarude (NOVO, 9.434), Edvaldo Magalhães (PC do B, 9.273), Tadeu Hassem (REPUBLICANOS, 8.598), Raimundo Neném (PL, 8.069), Gláucio Pedrosa (PL, 8.029), Jailson Amorim (PSD, 5.158), Antonio Pedro (PSD, 5.118), Leôncio Castro (PSDB, 4.933)
Photos: Mailza Assis — Roque de Sá/Agência Senado, CC BY 2.0 · Alan Rick Miranda — Agência Senado, Attribution · Sebastiao Bocalom Rodrigues — Portal de Dados Abertos do Tribunal Superior Eleitoral do Brasil (TSE), CC BY 4.0 · Marcio Miguel Bittar — Tomaz Silva / Agência Brasil, CC BY 3.0 br · Cylmara Fernandes da Rocha Gripp — Michel Jesus/Câmara dos Deputados, CC BY 3.0 · Jorge Ney Viana Macedo Neves — Palácio do Planalto from Brasilia, Brasil, CC BY 2.0 · Sergio de Oliveira Cunha — Moreira Mariz/Agência Senado, Attribution · Socorro Neri — Notícias do Acre/ Governo do Acre, CC BY 2.5 · Perpétua Almeida — Valter Campanato/ABr, CC BY 3.0 br . Via Wikimedia Commons.