Radar do Voto launches the São Paulo State Amendments Radar: the money of state deputies, on the map
Aug 24, 2026 · Radar do Voto Team
100% free. How much did your city receive in amendments from São Paulo state deputies? Who directed them? What for? Now you can find out in seconds, on phones or computers. The Amendments Radar puts this money on the map of São Paulo: you find or search for your municipality and see what arrived there, whether it has been paid or not, from which deputy and to which area (health, education, public works, urban planning, etc.).
The map of São Paulo state amendments, municipality by municipality. Tap a city to see how much it received, from whom and whether it has been paid. In the example, Campinas: R$ 128 million.
It is a free map of the amendments of São Paulo state deputies, from the legislators of this term, municipality by municipality, with each deputy's profile linked to their track record at the polls.
What it is for:
A legislative amendment is the share of the state budget. Seeing this on the map of your own city makes oversight easier: where the money ended up, for whom and how much has already become reality.
Who it is for:
For voters who want to know what each deputy sent to their municipality, or to find out whether that deputy sends money to the areas they say they defend. For journalists who need a quick number or to research and investigate in more depth. For city councillors, aides and community leaders who follow their own region. For teachers, researchers and the curious. 100% free, on phones or computers.
What you can explore:
The dashboard has several views:
- Map: the state shaded by the amount for each municipality; tap or search for the city and see the full profile (mandatory and voluntary amendments, the execution stage and the deputies who sent money there).
- Profile: each deputy's profile, where they direct their amendments and how much has already been paid.
- Agencies: through which state department or agency the money is spent.
- Beneficiaries: who receives it (city governments, state administration, organizations), with search by name, city or CNPJ (company tax ID), filter by deputy, and the profile of each beneficiary.
- Ranking: the deputies sorted by amount, number of amendments, how much has already been paid, cities and beneficiaries reached.
- Evolution: how the amounts change over the legislative term.
All with filters by type (mandatory or voluntary), by stage (paid, being processed, committed) and by region.
It is part of Radar do Voto:
The Amendments Radar joins Radar do Voto, where anyone can look up any Brazilian election from 1933 to 2026, and the Brazil Dashboard, the map of presidential elections municipality by municipality. All in the same place, free.
For those who run campaigns or follow elections:
There is also the Mapa do Voto: by state, the analysis of the elections from 1994 to 2022, with general or local elections by municipality, and the opportunity map for 2026, which cross-references the 2022 votes and shows where there are "free votes", where the vote "migrated" to another office and where the vote is most "defended", allowing analysis down to the neighborhood and the school. It serves candidates, aides and teams who need to plan where to act, as well as the general public who follow and need political and territorial analysis. You can see and use all the states and municipalities of Brazil now.
Explore all of Radar do Voto:
Radar do Voto is an initiative to make Brazilian politics more transparent and within everyone's reach: from elections to legislative amendments, we bring together in one place what was scattered and hard to find, so anyone can understand it and keep watch with information in hand. If you believe in this, help us go further: share it with friends, family and people who work in politics.