The majority of the electorate in Pará is under 45 years old, points out TRE

Data from the Regional Electoral Court of Pará (TRE-PA) indicate that the majority of the state's electorate is made up of people under 45 years of age.

The 16 to 24 and 25 to 44 age groups total 3.69 million voters, equivalent to 59.02% of the total.

More than 6.2 million voters from Pará are expected to go to the polls this Sunday (4), in the 2026 Elections. The majority of people eligible to vote are concentrated in 20 municipalities.

The age group from 25 to 44 years old brings together the largest number of voters: there are 2,671,879 people, or 42.65% of the electorate in Pará.

Young people aged 16 to 24 make up 1,025,782 voters, corresponding to 16.37% of the total.

📊 See the distribution by age

16 to 24 years old: 1,025,782 voters — 16.37%

25 to 44 years old: 2,671,879 voters — 42.65%

45 to 59 years old: 1,474,047 voters — 23.53%

60 years or older: 1,093,604 voters — 17.45%

2022 elections in Pará: Some polling places register queues in Belém — Photo: João Pedro Bittencourt/TV Liberal

📍 2026 elections in Pará

The election will define the representatives of Pará for the next four years and renew part of the Pará bench in the National Congress, with the choice of senators and federal deputies.

Voters will vote for the positions of:

President of the Republic;

Governor;

Senator;

Federal deputy;

State deputy.

⏳ President, governor, federal deputy and state deputy will have four-year terms. Elected senators will have a mandate of eight years.

📅 In disputes for president of the Republic and governor, there will be a second round if no candidate reaches an absolute majority of valid votes. If necessary, a new vote will be held on October 25th.

Electronic ballot box — Photo: TSE