Parliamentary quota in 2025
R$ 225,924
Net spending of the parliamentary quota for carrying out parliamentary activity (CEAP).
49% below the averageaverage for deputies: R$ 445,911
Average for AP deputies: R$ 321,752
Federal deputy · PCdoB-AP
Professora Marcivania
Spending, votes and bills of Professora Marcivania from official open data of the Chamber of Deputies, always compared with the deputy average. Facts with sources, no grade and no opinion.
Summary table
Objective indicators, each next to the average. The difference from the average is a fact, not a judgment.
Parliamentary quota in 2026 (10 months)
R$ 196,388
Net spending of the parliamentary quota for carrying out parliamentary activity (CEAP).
25% below the averageaverage for deputies: R$ 262,844
Average for AP deputies: R$ 252,729
Attendance at roll-call votes
74.8%
339 votes cast in 453 roll-call votes in the period.
35% above the averageaverage for deputies: 55.3%
Counts the roll-call votes in which the lawmaker voted; absence may be justified under the house’s rules, by leave or by official mission.
Vote matched the government recommendation
94.7%
In 264 votes where the government gave a voting recommendation.
35% above the averageaverage for deputies: 70.0%
This is a fact about the vote, not a judgment: each deputy votes on behalf of the people they represent.
Vote matched the party caucus recommendation
93.7%
Party caucus: Fdr PT-PCdoB-PV · 301 votes.
in line with the averageaverage for deputies: 92.8%
Voted with the left
90.5%
In 116 votes where the left, center and right diverged.
131% above the averageaverage for deputies: 39.1%
Bloc position = majority of the deputies from the bloc’s parties. Approximate classification of the parties.
Voted with the center
49.1%
In 116 votes where the left, center and right diverged.
25% below the averageaverage for deputies: 65.9%
Bloc position = majority of the deputies from the bloc’s parties. Approximate classification of the parties.
Voted with the right
9.5%
In 116 votes where the left, center and right diverged.
84% below the averageaverage for deputies: 60.9%
Bloc position = majority of the deputies from the bloc’s parties. Approximate classification of the parties.
Bills introduced or co-signed
15
PL, PLP, PEC, PDL: 13 as lead author · 1 approved by the Chamber (0 became law).
81% below the averageaverage for deputies: 77.1
The average includes those who sign many collective bills. Approved: average of 3.5.
How the lawmaker voted on the most important agenda items
Roll-call votes on the floor on bills, constitutional amendments and provisional measures with broad participation (300 or more votes). For each item, the deputy’s vote next to what the party caucus and the government recommended.
Overview of all roll-call votes
- Yes 203 44.8%
- No 134 29.6%
- Abstention 0 0.0%
- Obstruction 0 0.0%
- Others 2 0.4%
- Absent 114 25.2%
On the featured items
| Date | Agenda item | Result | Deputy’s vote | Blocs (majority) | Party caucus recommended | Government recommended |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sept. 2, 2026 | PDL 995/2026Aprovado o Projeto de Decreto Legislativo nº 995, de 2026 (Aprova a indicação do Sr. Rodrigo Otávio Soares Pacheco para o cargo de Ministro do Tribunal de Contas da União). | Approved404 yes × 61 no | Absent | no data | Yes | Yes |
| Aug. 12, 2026 | PLP 230/2025Aprovado o Substitutivo ao Projeto de Lei Complementar nº 230, de 2025, adotado pela relatora da Comissão de Finanças e Tributação. | Approved333 yes × 91 no | Yes | Left NoCtr. YesRight Yes | No | No |
| July 7, 2026 | PLP 41/2026Aprovado o Substitutivo ao Projeto de Lei Complementar nº 41, de 2026, adotado pela relatora da Comissão de Defesa dos Direitos da Mulher. | Approved470 yes × 1 no | Yes | Left YesCtr. YesRight Yes | Yes | Yes |
| June 17, 2026 | PL 4133/2023Aprovado o Substitutivo ao Projeto de Lei nº 4.133, de 2023, adotado pelo relator da Comissão de Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovação. | Approved308 yes × 129 no | Yes | Left YesCtr. YesRight Yes | Yes | no recommendation |
| May 28, 2026 | PEC 5/2023Aprovada, em primeiro turno, a Proposta de Emenda à Constituição nº 5, de 2023, na forma da Emenda Aglutinativa Substitutiva nº 3. | Approved385 yes × 93 no | Yes | Left NoCtr. YesRight Yes | No | no recommendation |
| May 27, 2026 | PEC 221/2019Aprovada, em primeiro turno, a Proposta de Emenda à Constituição nº 221, de 2019. | Approved472 yes × 22 no | Yes | Left YesCtr. YesRight Yes | Yes | Yes |
| May 19, 2026 | PLP 262/2019Aprovado o Projeto de Lei Complementar nº 262, de 2019. | Approved442 yes × 2 no | Yes | Left YesCtr. YesRight Yes | Yes | Yes |
| May 13, 2026 | PLP 21/2026Aprovado o Substitutivo ao Projeto de Lei Complementar nº 21, de 2026, adotado pelo relator da Comissão de Finanças e Tributação. | Approved421 yes × 3 no | Yes | Left YesCtr. YesRight Yes | Yes | no recommendation |
| Apr. 15, 2026 | PLP 55/2026Aprovado o Projeto de Lei Complementar nº 55, de 2026. | Approved342 yes × 39 no | Yes | Left YesCtr. YesRight Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Apr. 8, 2026 | PEC 383/2017Aprovada, em primeiro turno, a Proposta de Emenda à Constituição nº 383, de 2017, na forma da Emenda Aglutinativa nº 2. | Approved464 yes × 16 no | Yes | Left YesCtr. YesRight Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Apr. 7, 2026 | PLP 109/2025Aprovado o Substitutivo ao Projeto de Lei Complementar nº 109, de 2025, adotado pelo relator da Comissão de Constituição e Justiça e de Cidadania. | Approved381 yes × 2 no | Yes | Left YesCtr. YesRight Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Mar. 25, 2026 | PL 6359/2025Aprovado o Projeto de Lei nº 6.359, de 2025. | Approved258 yes × 140 no | Yes | Left YesCtr. Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Mar. 4, 2026 | PEC 18/2025Aprovado, em primeiro turno, o Substitutivo à Proposta de Emenda à Constituição nº 18, de 2025, adotado pelo relator da Comissão Especial. | Approved487 yes × 15 no | Yes | Left YesCtr. YesRight Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Mar. 3, 2026 | PL 5490/2025Aprovado o Projeto de Lei nº 5.490, de 2025. | Approved248 yes × 164 no | Yes | Left YesCtr. YesRight No | Yes | Yes |
Authored bills
Bills the deputy introduced or co-signed since 2023 and where they stand today. “Bills” includes PL, PLP, PEC and PDL.
- Bills15
- As lead author13
- Became law0
- Approved by the Chamber1
- Pending14
- Archived0
- Motions15
- Recommendations0
Where they stand
- Became law 0 0.0%
- Approved by the Chamber (awaiting the Senate or presidential assent) 1 6.7%
- Pending 14 93.3%
- Archived 0 0.0%
The most recent
- PL 5610/2026 Oct. 19, 2026
Altera a Lei nº 9.504, de 30 de setembro de 1997, para instituir procedimento de verificação de informações factuais apresentadas durante debates eleitorais.
- PL 5560/2026 Oct. 14, 2026
Institui o Código Unificado dos Direitos dos Animais, dispõe sobre a natureza jurídica dos animais, seus direitos fundamentais, medidas de proteção, sanções administrativas e crimes, e dá outras providências.
- PL 5072/2026 Aug. 13, 2026
Institui o Passe Enem, benefício tarifário destinado a assegurar gratuidade no transporte público coletivo aos participantes do Exame Nacional do Ensino Médio nos dias de aplicação das provas, e dispõe sobre seu custeio pela União.
- PL 3251/2026 June 22, 2026
Altera a Lei nº 9.605, de 12 de fevereiro de 1998, para tipificar a produção, o armazenamento e a divulgação de conteúdo audiovisual que retrate maus-tratos, abuso, mutilação ou atos de crueldade contra animais, e dá outras providências.
Tramitando em ConjuntoFull text - PEC 13/2026 June 10, 2026
Altera o art. 9º da Emenda Constitucional nº 132, de 20 de dezembro de 2023, para permitir a concessão de créditos do Imposto sobre Bens e Serviços através de fomento indireto a doadores e patrocinadores de projetos culturais e esportivos.
Pronta para PautaFull text - PLP 118/2026 Apr. 28, 2026
Regulamenta o art. 201, §1º, inciso II, da Constituição da República Federativa do Brasil de 1988, para dispor sobre os requisitos e critérios diferenciados para concessão de aposentadoria especial aos segurados do Regime Geral de Previdência Social exposto a
Awaiting referral by the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies (endorsement)Full text - PL 1657/2026 Apr. 7, 2026
Institui o Pacto Federativo de Proteção à Pessoa em Situação de Violência Doméstica e Familiar, assegurando em Lei o direito à remoção, redistribuição, movimentação e transferência interestadual de servidoras e empregadas dos setores público e privado, estabel
Awaiting appointment of rapporteurFull text - PL 1444/2026 Mar. 26, 2026
Institui a Política Nacional Integrada de Prevenção e Enfrentamento ao Feminicídio (PNIPEF) e dá outras providências.
Awaiting committee opinionFull text - PL 1138/2026 Mar. 12, 2026
Institui a Política Nacional de Programas e Grupos Reflexivos sobre Masculinidades, Prevenção da Violência e Cultura de Paz, estabelece seus princípios, objetivos e diretrizes, e dá outras providências
Tramitando em ConjuntoFull text - PL 1100/2026 Mar. 11, 2026
Autoriza a aquisição e o porte de spray de pimenta e de dispositivos elétricos incapacitantes por mulheres para fins de defesa pessoal.
Tramitando em ConjuntoFull text - PL 1099/2026 Mar. 11, 2026
Altera a Lei de Execução Penal, para estabelecer critérios para atendimento médico externo de pessoa privada de liberdade e prever monitoramento eletrônico obrigatório durante o deslocamento.
Awaiting committee opinionFull text - PL 1098/2026 Mar. 11, 2026
Altera a Lei de Execução Penal para estabelecer critérios mais rigorosos para a autorização de trabalho externo de pessoa privada de liberdade e determinar o uso obrigatório de monitoramento eletrônico.
Awaiting committee opinionFull text
Parliamentary quota spending
The quota (CEAP, the parliamentary expense allowance) pays for the costs of the mandate, such as publicity, tickets and vehicle rental. Net amounts, month by month, since 2023. Hover (or tap) the bars to see each month’s amount.
2026
R$ 196,388
Average for deputies: R$ 262,844 (10 months)
2025
R$ 225,924
Average for deputies: R$ 445,911
2024
R$ 0
Average for deputies: R$ 459,371
2023
R$ 42,180
Average for deputies: R$ 436,892
Where the most was spent (from 2023 until now)
- Publicity of parliamentary activity.R$ 286,00061.6%
- Rental or charter of motor vehiclesR$ 92,40019.9%
- Fuel and lubricants.R$ 44,8549.7%
- Locação ou fretamento de embarcaçõesR$ 25,0005.4%
- Airfare - SIGEPAR$ 10,9432.4%
- Airfare - reimbursementR$ 2,5870.6%
- Lodging, except for the parliamentarian in the Federal District.R$ 1,7900.4%
- Maintenance of an office supporting parliamentary activityR$ 6800.1%
Suppliers that received the most
| Supplier | CNPJ/CPF (taxpayer ID) | Receipts | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| QUINTELA & SA SERVIÇOS LTDA | 312,778,480/0019-6 | 5 | R$ 180,000 |
| Oito Comunicacao e Servicos Ltda | 142,385,520/0014-7 | 2 | R$ 68,000 |
| H FONSECA DE FARIAS LTDA | 102,721,370/0015-9 | 4 | R$ 56,400 |
| J M BARBOSA TAVARES - ME | 056,960,830/0011-9 | 6 | R$ 36,000 |
| AUTO POSTO MACHADO LTDA | 029,244,110/0010-7 | 4 | R$ 28,386 |
| RC BRANDAO LTDA | 325,686,190/0019-3 | 1 | R$ 25,000 |
| OZEAS AMORAS MACIEL | 688,577,132/53 - | 5 | R$ 25,000 |
| TAM | 020,128,620/0016-0 | 7 | R$ 10,943 |
| A COSTA MIRANDA LTDA | 511,604,620/0010-7 | 2 | R$ 10,000 |
| AEROPOSTO COMBUSTIVEIS AUTOMOTIVOS LTDA | 085,803,110/0018-9 | 18 | R$ 3,803 |
Largest receipts
| Date | Supplier | Category | Value | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar. 2, 2026 | QUINTELA & SA SERVIÇOS LTDA | Publicity of parliamentary activity. | R$ 36,000 | Receipt (official PDF) |
| Feb. 3, 2026 | QUINTELA & SA SERVIÇOS LTDA | Publicity of parliamentary activity. | R$ 36,000 | Receipt (official PDF) |
| Jan. 5, 2026 | QUINTELA & SA SERVIÇOS LTDA | Publicity of parliamentary activity. | R$ 36,000 | Receipt (official PDF) |
| Dec. 1, 2025 | QUINTELA & SA SERVIÇOS LTDA | Publicity of parliamentary activity. | R$ 36,000 | Receipt (official PDF) |
| Nov. 3, 2025 | QUINTELA & SA SERVIÇOS LTDA | Publicity of parliamentary activity. | R$ 36,000 | Receipt (official PDF) |
| Oct. 1, 2025 | Oito Comunicacao e Servicos Ltda | Publicity of parliamentary activity. | R$ 34,000 | Receipt (official PDF) |
Budget amendments
An individual budget amendment is federal budget money that the deputy earmarks for a project, a service or a transfer to a state or municipality. The earmark only becomes spending if the government commits and pays it. Amounts from 2023 until now, individual amendments only; caucus and committee amendments do not belong to one person and are not included.
Individual amendments earmarked
R$ 63.99M
11 amendments since 2023
47% below the averageaverage for deputies with amendments: R$ 121.49M
Amount set aside (committed) by the government for the amendments the deputy proposed.
Actually paid
R$ 57.26M
includes carried-over payables already paid
46% below the averageaverage for deputies with amendments: R$ 106.29M
Money that reached its destination. Payment depends on the government and the recipient.
Paid out of the committed amount
89.5%
of the committed amount has already been paid
2% above the averageaverage for deputies with amendments: 87.5%
Amendments from recent years are still being paid.
By amendment year
- 2026 (in progress) · 5 amendmentsR$ 32.42M50.7%
- 2023 · 6 amendmentsR$ 31.57M49.3%
What type of amendment
- Defined purpose 33,848,051 52.9%
- Special transfers 30,143,883 47.1%
“Defined purpose” has a destination and object agreed before payment; “special transfer” goes straight to the treasury of the state or municipality, which decides how to use it.
In which areas
- HealthR$ 33.55M52.4%
- Special chargesR$ 30.14M47.1%
- Direitos da cidadaniaR$ 300K0.5%
States that received the most
- AMAPÁR$ 63.99M
Municipalities that received the most
- VITÓRIA DO JARI/AMR$ 4.85M
- SANTANA/AMR$ 1.00M
Source: Federal Government Transparency Portalparliamentary amendments, data from Oct. 21, 2026. Authorship comes from the parliamentary name published on the Portal; amendments without a municipality or with national scope are left out of the municipality list.
Declared assets and election campaign
Data the deputy declared to the Electoral Court when running: assets and money raised for the campaign. Each value appears next to the deputies’ median; the median (the middle value) is used because a few very high asset holdings would pull the average up. The difference is a fact, not a judgment.
Assets declared in 2022
R$ 250K
1 declared assets
76% below the medianmedian for deputies: R$ 1.05M
Sum of the assets the candidate declared to the TSE when requesting registration, in values of the time (not adjusted for inflation).
Raised in the 2022 campaign
R$ 1.85M
revenue declared to the TSE
4% below the medianmedian for deputies: R$ 1.92M
The election that produced the current term. Part of the money comes from the election fund, which is public money distributed by the parties.
Assets declared in each candidacy
| Election | Candidacy | Declared assets | Total declared |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | Deputado Federal · Eleito Por Média | 1 | R$ 115K |
| 2022 | Deputado Federal · Eleito Por Média | 1 | R$ 250K |
Nominal values at the time; a change from one year to the next may come from a sale, purchase, revaluation, inheritance or how each asset was declared.
What the assets of 2022 are made of
- HouseR$ 250K100.0%
Where the 2022 campaign money came from
- Election fund (FEFC) 1,825,000 98.5%
- Individuals 27,000 1.5%
“Election fund (FEFC)” and “party fund” are public money passed on by the parties. The names of donors are not shown here; they are on the TSE portal.
Source: open data from the TSE (candidacies, declared assets and campaign finance reports for 2018 and 2022), data from Oct. 13, 2026. The link between the person and the candidacy is made by civil name and state; people who were not candidates in those elections (for example, alternates who took over) do not have this section.
Structure and activity
The Chamber does not publish, in its open data, the amount each deputy spends from the office budget; here is what is public: how many people work in the office and where the deputy is active.
Office
- Parliamentary Secretary25
Room 530, building 4 · 3215-5530
Committees and caucuses
- CE Committee on Education Alternate · since Mar. 10, 2026
- SUBESTET Special Subcommittee to “debate and present suggestions for the aesthetics sector and improve its labor relations” Full member · since Mar. 6, 2026
- CTRAB Committee on Labor Second Vice Chair · since Feb. 25, 2026
- SEMULHER Women’s Secretariat Full member · since Aug. 1, 2025
Takes part in 341 parliamentary caucuses.
Where the data comes from and how to read it
- Source: open data from the Chamber of Deputies (dadosabertos.camara.leg.br): parliamentary quota, votes, party caucus recommendations, bills and staff. Updated on Oct. 21, 2026.
- Average: simple average of the deputies in office, calculated with the same files. For spending, only those with expenses in the period are included.
- Attendance: votes recorded divided by the roll-call votes in which the name appears on the list (since the start of the term or of taking office, for alternates). It is not attendance at sessions; an absence may involve leave, a mission or a justification.
- Recommendation: “matches the recommendation” compares the vote with what the party caucus (party or federation) or the government recommended; votes without a recommendation are left out.
- Neutrality: RaisLife does not grade or give opinions on lawmakers. Differences from the average are facts for you to assess. This is data about the term and the office; it is not an evaluation of any candidacy or a request for votes, including for those running in the 2026 election. RaisLife is not an official source; check the official profile.