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Amapá

Capital Macapá. 809.953 people (IBGE 2026), 576.988 electors, 16 municipalities. 8 federal deputies, 24 seats in the Assembleia Legislativa, three senators. On 25 October Lula won here with 52,9%.

Electors per deputy
72.124
2th fewest of 27 · a vote weighs 6,8× one in São Paulo
Turnout
82,6%
first round · runoff 74,5%
Quociente eleitoral
57.460
Chamber · assembly 18.780

Governor · Governador

Who governs
Amapá.

  • In office

    Clécio Luís (UNIÃO)

    Until 6 Jan 2027

  • Elected 2026

    Dr. Furlan (PSD)

    Won in the first round, 4 Oct · takes office 6 Jan 2027

Governor, first round · 4 Oct · 448.747 valid votes
  • Dr. Furlan PSD 62,8%
  • Clécio UNIÃO 37,0%
  • Carlos Cley PSTU 0,1%
  • Delegado Marcos DC 0,1%
  • Jairo Palheta PCO 0,1%

President · both rounds

The national vote,
here.

476.562 voted in the first round (82,6% of electors), 4.415 blank and 7.289 null. Blank and null ballots do not count toward the majority (Constitution art. 77 §2).

First round · 4 Oct · 464.858 valid votes
  • Lula PT 45,7%
  • Flavio Bolsonaro PL 45,7%
  • Escritor Augusto Cury AVANTE 4,1%
  • Renan Santos MISSÃO 2,4%
  • Ronaldo Caiado PSD 1,8%
  • Samara UP 0,1%
Runoff · 25 Oct · 421.642 valid votes
  • Lula 222.968 52,88%
  • Flavio Bolsonaro 198.674 47,12%

Senate · two seats in 2026

Two senators
elected.

  • Rayssa Furlan (PODE)

    264.799 votes · 30,0% · TRABALHAR PARA TRANSFORMAR O AMAPÁ

  • Lucas Barreto (PSD)

    213.948 votes · 24,2% · TRABALHAR PARA TRANSFORMAR O AMAPÁ

Each voter cast two votes; the two most voted won eight-year terms from 1 Feb 2027. Shares are of all valid senate votes.

Senate · most-voted candidates
  • Rayssa Furlan PODE 30,0%
  • Lucas Barreto PSD 24,2%
  • Randolfe PT 18,6%
  • Acácio Favacho MDB 14,9%
  • Alliny Serrão UNIÃO 9,7%
  • Capi PSB 2,2%

Chamber of Deputies · 8 seats · QE 57.460

8 federal
deputies.

459.680 valid votes for the Chamber. 5 seats went to lists by quociente partidário and 3 as leftovers. Every step in the seat lab →

UNIÃO 3 · PDT 2 · PC do B 1 · PL 1 · PODE 1

Assembleia Legislativa · 24 seats · QE 18.780

The state legislature.

Elected the same day by the same open-list rule: 450.731 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).

REPUBLICANOS 5 · UNIÃO 5 · PDT 3 · MDB 2 · PODE 2 · PSD 2 · REDE 2 · PL 1 · PP 1 · PT 1

The 24 elected, by votes

João Pedro (PDT, 17.559), Rodolfo Vale (UNIÃO, 15.863), Jack Jk (PDT, 13.278), Hildegard Gurgel (REPUBLICANOS, 12.357), R Nelson (PODE, 10.286), Diogo Senior (MDB, 10.050), Kinovak (REPUBLICANOS, 9.978), Bia Pombo (UNIÃO, 9.771), Dr. Victor Amoras (REDE, 9.383), Socorro Nogueira (PT, 9.253), João Mendonça (PODE, 8.736), Telma Nery (REPUBLICANOS, 8.545), Jaime Perez (REPUBLICANOS, 8.222), Coronel Flexa (REPUBLICANOS, 8.098), Jorge Amanajas (UNIÃO, 8.078), Junior Favacho (MDB, 8.005), Roberto Góes (UNIÃO, 7.990), Joselyo Mais Saúde (PP, 7.301), Fabricio Furlan (REDE, 6.999), Aldilene Souza (PDT, 6.896), Aparecida Salomão (UNIÃO, 6.202), Franco (PSD, 5.566), Lorran Barreto (PSD, 5.460), Alex (PL, 4.805)

Photos: Clécio Luís — Governo do Amapá, CC BY 3.0 · Dr. Furlan — Portal de Dados Abertos do Tribunal Superior Eleitoral do Brasil (TSE), CC BY 4.0 · Randolph Frederich Rodrigues Alves — Senado Federal, CC BY 2.0 · Alliny Sousa da Rocha Serrao — Governo do Estado do Amapá, CC BY 3.0 · Joao Alberto Rodrigues Capiberibe — Elza Fiúza/ABr, CC BY 3.0 br · Aline Gurgel — Luis Macedo, CC BY 3.0 · Vinicius Gurgel — Câmara dos Deputados, CC BY 3.0 . Others public domain. Via Wikimedia Commons.