by Governor Raquel Lyra and approved by Alepe, the administration of Fernando de Noronha ceased to be directly subordinated to the governor and became the responsibility of the Secretariat of Environment in January 2023. As Fernando de Noronha is a special district, local voters do not vote for mayor or councilor, and do not have in their electoral calendar municipal elections, so they vote every four years, and not every two as Brazilian municipalities do. However, the voters of Fernando de Noronha have the right to vote in elections at the national, state and, at the local level, citizens have the right to elect seven district councilors, who are the representatives of the community and exercise activity similar to that of a councilor. Voters in Fernando de Noronha are the first to vote and close polling places in Brazil because the district's time zone, with its location closest to the Greenwich Meridian, is one hour longer than Brasilia time. Fernando de Noronha is not considered a municipality because to be a municipality in Brazil a given region must meet certain requirements, such as having a minimum number of voters and possessing economic autonomy. Voter statistics In 2022 Pernambuco had a total of 7,018,098 voters distributed among 185 municipalities. Of this number, more than 53% were women. The growth in relation to the 2020 election was 4.24%. In Pernambuco, 1,689 people from the LGBT public were able to use a social name on their title. In 2018, the cancellation of voter's titles and the prohibition to vote of voters who did not have biometric registration, something close to 3.3 million people nationally, affected 28.4% of Pernambuco's electorate, making the amount of Pernambuco voters eligible to vote in 2018 approximately 4.7 million people. Recife is the municipality with the largest number of voters, with 1,215,546. It is followed by Jaboatão dos Guararapes, with 478,789 voters, Olinda (297,800) and Caruaru (239,299). The municipality with the smallest number of voters is Ingazeira, with just over four thousand. In Pernambuco there are also municipalities with more voters than inhabitants, the largest difference in the state, in 2020, coming from the city of Cumaru, with 5,143 more voters, the city also has the largest difference in absolute numbers in Brazil, besides Cumaru the municipalities of Brejinho, Calumbi and Sairé have more voters than inhabitants. Access to information Transparency Since 2007, the government of Pernambuco has had