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Leo Prates

REPUBLICANOS-BAIn officeRe-elected in 2026, new term from 2027

allowance spending in 2026
R$233K
paid on 2026 amendments
R$22.8M
attendance in 2026
98.3%
bills
87
roll-call votes
940

Strengths and points of attention

Strengths

  • Spent less of the allowance than averageR$233,049 (peer average: R$283,536)

Points of attention

  • Fewer bills than average5 (peer average: 11)

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Parliamentary allowance spending

The parliamentary allowance (CEAP) reimburses term expenses such as flights, fuel, publicity and office costs. The cap varies by state.

Total in 2026

R$233,049

Average of federal deputies

R$283,536

18% below average

Ranking position

#368 of 504

#1 = top spender in the year.

Spending by month in 2026

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MonthAmount
January 2026R$35,659
February 2026R$38,553
March 2026R$48,582
April 2026R$38,675
May 2026R$40,401
June 2026R$31,178

By expense type

  • Divulgação da atividade parlamentarR$88,000
  • Manutenção de escritório de apoio à atividade parlamentarR$66,789
  • Locação ou fretamento de veículos automotoresR$63,360
  • Combustíveis e lubrificantesR$14,900

Compared with the average

  • Leo PratesR$233,049
  • Average of federal deputiesR$283,536

Average of those holding the same office in 2026. People who took office mid-year pull the average down.

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Source: Chamber of Deputies (Open Data) · updated Nov 9, 2026

Budget amendments

Individual amendments are the share of the federal budget that each deputy and senator directs to public works, services and transfers to states, municipalities and organizations.

Paid on 2026 amendments

R$22.8M

Committed: R$33,737,683

Average of federal deputies

R$23.6M

4% below average

Ranking position

#293 of 511

#1 = largest amount paid in the year.

amendments in the year
15
as "Pix amendments" (0% of paid)
R$0
of the committed amount already paid
68%

"Pix amendment" (special transfer): the money goes straight into the state or municipal treasury, with no agreement or project defined beforehand.

Compared with the average

  • Leo PratesR$22,793,905
  • Average of federal deputiesR$23,649,502

Average of those holding the same office in 2026 who had amendments attributed.

By area

  • SaúdeR$17,256,600
  • Desporto e lazerR$2,954,784
  • Assistência socialR$1,800,000
  • Direitos da cidadaniaR$500,000
  • EducaçãoR$275,000
  • Gestão ambientalR$6,123
  • Segurança públicaR$1,398

Main destinations

Where the money was spent (up to 10 places).

  • Bahia (vários municípios)R$14,662,000
  • Bahia (estado)R$3,737,305
  • Vitória da Conquista-BAR$1,800,000
  • Santo Antônio de Jesus-BAR$1,790,000
  • Lapão-BAR$500,000
  • Cabaceiras do Paraguaçu-BAR$304,600

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How we count: each amendment is attributed by the author code in Portal da Transparência; caucus, committee and rapporteur amendments are not included. The paid amount includes carried-over payments made in later years, so recent years still grow. Source: Portal da Transparência (CGU, Brazil's federal comptroller) (see the amendments on the Portal) · updated Nov 8, 2026

Floor attendance

Attendance at the Chamber's deliberative sessions (those with votes), per the official record.

Attendance in 2026

98.3%

Average of federal deputies: 95.2%

Deliberative sessions
59
Attended
58
Excused absences
0
Unexcused absences
1

Excused absences include sick leave and official missions. Source: Chamber of Deputies (Open Data) · updated Nov 9, 2026

Main bills

87 propositions authored or co-authored. These are the most recent.

  • PL 5779/2026Main author

    Institui diretrizes nacionais para a valorização dos Agentes de Proteção da Infância e da Juventude e estabelece princípios para o reconhecimento, a capacitação e o apoio ao exercício de suas atividades.

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  • PL 5778/2026Main author

    Dispõe sobre a obrigatoriedade da presença de Agentes de Proteção da Infância e Juventude em eventos públicos de grande porte, estabelece medidas de prevenção à violação dos direitos de crianças e adolescentes e dá outras providências.

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  • PL 3268/2026Co-author

    Altera as Leis nº 13.643, de 3 de abril de 2018, e nº 13.869, de 5 de setembro de 2019, para dispor sobre o exercício das atividades de estética e cosmetologia, assegurar condições adequadas de atuação profissional e coibir restrições indevidas ao exercício da profissão.

    Tramitando em ConjuntoSee progress (opens in a new tab)

  • PEC 15/2026Co-author

    Altera os art. 150 Constituição Federal para incluir as entidades esportivas sem fins lucrativos.

    Aguardando Despacho do Presidente da Câmara dos Deputados (Chancela)See progress (opens in a new tab)

  • PL 2478/2026Co-author

    Altera a Lei nº 14.790, de 29 de dezembro de 2023, para dispor sobre a proteção da saúde mental, do consumidor e da economia familiar no ambiente de apostas de quota fixa e jogos online, com ênfase na prevenção e redução de danos, e dá outras providências.

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  • PEC 8/2026Co-author

    Altera o art. 228 da Constituição Federal para admitir, em caráter excepcional, a redução da maioridade penal em casos de crimes hediondos e de crueldade extrema contra pessoas e animais.

    Tramitando em ConjuntoSee progress (opens in a new tab)
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Latest votes

940 roll-call votes on record. These are the 10 most recent.

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