Erika Hilton becomes the most voted woman in Brazilian history for the Chamber of Deputies

With 88.52% of the votes counted in São Paulo, Erika Hilton, 33, (PSOL), who reached 1,406,671, already has the record as the most voted woman in the country's history for the Chamber of Deputies. She surpasses the vote of Joice Hasselmann, who had, in 2018, 1,078,666 votes.

The psolist's voting mark is more than five times Erika's total vote in 2022, when she received 256,903 votes. In the general context of the dispute for the Chamber of Deputies, in São Paulo, the psolista is behind only Lucas Pavanato (PL), with more than 2.7 million votes. In Minas Gerais, Nikolas Ferreira (PL) also has more votes than her.

Another woman with a significant vote for the Chamber was Julia Zanatta (PL-SC). He received 527,441 votes and, to date, has become the second most voted woman in the country.