Electorate of Quarto Centenário · PR

What is the profile of the electorate of Quarto Centenário/PR in 2026?

Quarto Centenário has 3,472 voters in 2026: 51.2% are women; the age group with the most voters is 45 to 59 years old (25.6%); 14.7% reached higher education (complete or incomplete; in Paraná, 22.2%).

Source: Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE), 2026 electorate profile. Percentages among those who reported each item.

Who votes in Quarto Centenário in 2026 and the municipality's economy, compared with the state. Want to see this data by neighborhood and by school (polling place)? Explore the full Mapa do Voto analysis.

2026 electorate

3,472voters in Quarto centenário · 2026

Gender

Male48.8%state 47.2%

Female51.2%state 52.8%

Age group

16 to 170.7%state 0.9%

18 to 249.8%state 10.3%

25 to 3417.5%state 18.7%

35 to 4418.2%state 19.1%

45 to 5925.6%state 26.2%

60 to 6915.6%state 13.9%

70 or older12.5%state 11%

Education

Illiterate4.5%state 2%

Reads and writes10.2%state 3.6%

Elementary school34.5%state 28.1%

High school36.1%state 44.2%

Higher education14.7%state 22.2%

Marital status

Single45.5%state 50.6%

Married43.9%state 39.9%

Divorced5.4%state 6.2%

Widowed5.2%state 3.3%

Color or race

White47.2%state 60.5%

Black9.2%state 5.4%

Pardo (mixed race)42.5%state 32.6%

Asian descent1%state 1.1%

82.8% did not report color or race; the percentages are among those who did.

Who votes in Quarto centenário in 2026 and how the municipality compares with PR and with Brazil (the marks on the bar are the state and national percentages). Percentages calculated among those who reported each item. Source: Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE).

Municipality profile

Population (2025)4,127

GDP per capita (2023)R$ 99,108

Income per capita in the stateNo. 12 of 399

Total GDP (2023)R$ 409 million

The municipality's economy. Source: IBGE/SIDRA (GDP 2023, population 2025).

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