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Tabata Amaral
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Tabata Amaral

Federal Deputy for São Paulo (since February 2019), re-elected in October 2026 for a term beginning 1 February 2027 · Brazilian Socialist Party (PSB)

Tabata Amaral is a São Paulo federal deputy from the PSB who focuses on education and was re-elected in October 2026.

Positions as of 30 October 2026
Profile on 12 axes6 of 12 documented
ECONOMYSTATESOCIETYWORLDOwnershipMarketsWelfareAuthoritySecurityStructureMoralityReligionTechnologyCultureTradeForeign

Positions are taken from public statements, voting records and platforms as of 30 October 2026, and may have changed since. Report an inaccuracy.

Where they stand

The 12 axes, axis by axis

  1. 01Ownership-10
    PublicPrivate

    She opposed the Sabesp privatisation in 2024 as a mayoral candidate, though she backed selling Banco do Brasil and Caixa in 2019, per a secondary report. The score is near the middle, slightly public.

  2. 02Markets+15
    PlannedFree

    She argued in 2023 that calling oneself pro-market while opposing the tax reform makes no sense. The score is mildly free-market.

  3. 03Welfare-30
    SharedSelf-reliant

    Her work centres on education, early childhood and reducing inequality. She sits toward shared provision, though not at the left pole.

  4. 04Authority-30
    DemocraticStrong leader

    She voted against the 2025 sentence-reduction bill for the 8 January 2023 convicts and to keep Lula's veto of it in April 2026. That scores toward democratic checks.

  5. 05Security+15
    LibertyOrder

    Public security was a top priority in her 2024 mayoral platform, which treated the Cracolândia as a security and health issue. The score is mildly toward order.

  6. 06StructureNo clear record
    LocalCentral
  7. 07Morality-35
    ProgressiveTraditional

    She was rapporteur of the 2026 bill to criminalise misogyny and her work centres on women's policy. The score is moderately progressive.

  8. 08ReligionNo clear record
    SecularReligious
  9. 09TechnologyNo clear record
    EmbraceCaution
  10. 10CultureNo clear record
    MulticulturalNational identity
  11. 11TradeNo clear record
    GlobalProtected
  12. 12Foreign policyNo clear record
    CooperationStrength

6 axes have no clear record: no documented statement, vote or platform places Tabata Amaral there, so matching leaves them out.

Who is Tabata Amaral?

Tabata Amaral entered the Chamber of Deputies in 2019 and was re-elected in 2022 and again in October 2026. This time she won 476,383 votes for the PSB in São Paulo, among the five highest in the state. In 2024 she ran for mayor of São Paulo. In 2026 she chaired the special committee reviewing the National Education Plan for 2024 to 2034 and served as rapporteur of the bill to criminalise misogyny. Congresso em Foco named her among the ten most outstanding federal deputies of 2026.

Previously: PSB candidate for mayor of São Paulo (2024) · Chair of the special committee on the National Education Plan 2024-2034 · Rapporteur of the bill to criminalise misogyny (2026)

Documented positions

  • In November 2023 she said that calling oneself pro-market while opposing the tax reform was illogical, and wanted it enacted by early December.Source: jovempan.com.br
  • In May 2024 she called the Sabesp privatisation a mistake driven by the election year and said she would seek investment commitments for peripheral neighbourhoods.Source: brasildefato.com.br
  • Her 2024 mayoral platform listed more full-time schools, children literate at the right age, faster buses and public security as top priorities.Source: folhape.com.br
  • She voted against the sentence-reduction bill for the 8 January 2023 convicts when the Chamber passed it, 291 to 148, on 10 December 2025.Source: oantagonista.com.br
  • On 30 April 2026 she voted to keep President Lula's veto of that bill, which Congress overrode by 318 votes to 144 in the Chamber.Source: gazetadopovo.com.br
  • She chairs the special committee on the National Education Plan for 2024-2034 and was rapporteur of the bill to criminalise misogyny in 2026.Source: congressoemfoco.com.br
  • Her 2026 re-election to a third term was with 476,383 votes for the PSB in São Paulo.Source: acessa.com

Record

Her legislative work centres on education, early childhood, women's policy and inequality. She argued for the 2023 tax reform and in 2024 ran for mayor of São Paulo on a platform of full-time schools, mobility and public security. Supporters, including the technical jury of the Congresso em Foco prize, credit her with legislative output, alliance-building and contributions to national policy. Documented policy criticism of her record was not found in the sources reviewed.

In their words

“só existe por conta do ano eleitoral”
Interview on the Sabesp privatisation, 22 May 2024

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Tabata Amaral: questions

Was Tabata Amaral re-elected in 2026?

Yes. She won 476,383 votes for the PSB in São Paulo on 4 October 2026, a third term starting 1 February 2027.

What does Tabata Amaral focus on?

Education, early childhood, women's policy and inequality. She chairs the special committee on the National Education Plan 2024-2034.

Is Tabata Amaral pro-market?

She has called herself pro-market in arguing for the 2023 tax reform, but opposed the Sabesp privatisation in 2024 and focuses on education and inequality.

Sources

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Portrait: 2024-07-10 Senado Federal, 11 (Tabata Amaral).jpg by PSB na Câmara dos Deputados, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Cropped and converted to grayscale by 12axes-test.com.