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The election for the Legislative Assembly of Amapá defined the 24 deputies who will occupy the seats for the 2027 legislature, based on the results of the 2026 elections.
Building of the headquarters of the Legislative Assembly of Amapá (Alap) — Photo: Jorge Júnior/Rede Amazônica
The composition of the Amapá Legislative Assembly for 2027 was defined this Sunday (4). Of the 24 vacancies, 14 will be occupied by re-elected deputies. The other 11 are newcomers and names returning to the law house.
The largest benches will be União Brasil and Republicans, with five parliamentarians each. Next come the PDT, with three seats, and Podemos, MDB, Rede, PSD with two.
The candidate with the most votes was João Pedro (PDT), with 3.79% of valid votes (17,559 votes). João is the son of the Minister of Integration and Regional Development, Waldez Góes, and built his campaign focusing on youth participation in politics.
In his speech, the candidate stated that running for state deputy represents an opportunity to be closer to the population and the demands of society. This is the first election he has run for.
Check the list of those elected
João Pedro (PDT) - 3.79% of valid votes (17,559 votes) - elected
Rodolfo Vale (União) - 3.42% of valid votes (15,863 votes) - returns
Jack Jk (PDT) - 2.86% of valid votes (13,278 votes) - re-elected
Hildegard Gurgel (Republicans) - 2.66% of valid votes (12,357 votes) - re-elected
R Nelson (Podemos) - 2.22% of valid votes (10,286 votes) - re-elected
Diogo Senior (MDB) - 2.17% of valid votes (10,050 votes) - re-elected
Kinovak (Republicans) - 2.15% of valid votes (9,978 votes) - elected
Bia Pombo (Republicans) - 2.11% of valid votes (9,771 votes) - elected
Dr. Victor Amoras (Rede) - 2.11% of valid votes (9,383 votes) - re-elected
Socorro Nogueira (PT) - 1.99% of valid votes (9,253 votes) - re-elected
João Mendonça (Podemos) - 1.88% of valid votes (8,736 votes) - elected
Telma Nery (Republicans) - 1.84% of valid votes (8,545 votes) - re-elected
Jaime Perez (Republicans) - 1.77% of valid votes (8,222 votes) - re-elected
Coronel Flexa (Republicans) - 1.75% of valid votes (8,098 votes) - re-elected
Jorge Amanajas (União) - 1.74% of valid votes (8,078 votes) - returns
Júnior Favacho (MDB) - 1.73% of valid votes (8,005 votes) - re-elected
Roberto Góes (União) - 1.72% of valid votes (7,990 votes) - re-elected
Joselyo Mais Saúde (Progessistas) - 1.57% of valid votes (7,301 votes) - elected
Fabricio Furlan (Rede) - 1.51% of valid votes (6,999 votes) - re-elected
Aldilene Souza (PDT) - 1.49% of valid votes (6,896 votes) - re-elected
Aparecida Salomão (União) - 1.34% of valid votes (6,202 votes) - elected
Franco (PSD) - 1.20% of valid votes (5,566 votes) - elected
Lorran Barreto (PSD) - 1.18% of valid votes (5,460 votes) - re-elected
Alex (PL) - 1.04% of valid votes (4,805 votes) - elected
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What is the party composition?
União Brasil: five seats
Republicans: five seats
PDT: three chairs
We can: two chairs
MDB: two chairs
Hammock: two chairs
PSD: two chairs
EN: a chair
Progressives: one seat
PL: a chair

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