Transgender Woman Elected to Brazilian Chamber of Deputies
VoteLGBT said 529 openly LGBTQ candidates ran, and 35 won seats, as Brazil’s election delivered a record vote total for Erika Hilton.
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Thabatta Pimenta was elected federal congresswoman by the RN with 92,743 votes and became the first trans woman of the Northeast in Congress.
Thabatta Pimenta (PV) was elected with 92,743 votes. In total, the state of the NB elected eight federal deputies.
She will become the third trans-parliamentary in Congress, for which Erika Hilton (PSOL-SP) and Duda Salabert (PSOL-MG) were re-elected. Photo: Elpidio Júnior The Rio Grande do Norte elected, on Sunday (4), the first trans-parliamentary to represent the state in the Chamber of Deputies. Thabatta Pimenta (PV) was elected with 92,473 votes and became the eighth — and last — representative of the state to integrate the representation of the state i…
The Rio Grande do Norte elected, on Sunday (4), the first federal deputy trans to represent the state in the Chamber of Deputies. Thabatta Pimenta (PV) was elected with 92,473 votes and became the eighth - and last - representative of the state to integrate the representation of the state in the House. Read more (10/05/2026
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