
O Amapá tem 577.534 eleitores aptos a votar nas eleições gerais deste domingo (4), das 8h às 17h, para escolher entre 290 candidatos aos cargos de governador, senador, deputado federal e estadual, segundo dados da Justiça Eleitoral.
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As eleições gerais no Amapá ocorrem neste domingo (4), com votação das 8h às 17h em todas as zonas eleitorais do estado, conforme informado pela Justiça Eleitoral.
Amapá tem 577.534 eleitores aptos a votar neste domingo (4). — Foto: TSE
O Amapá tem 577.534 eleitores aptos a votar nas eleições gerais deste domingo (4), segundo dados da Justiça Eleitoral. A votação será realizada das 8h às 17h, em todas as zonas eleitorais do estado. Para participar, o eleitor deve apresentar documento oficial com foto ou utilizar o aplicativo e-Título.
Esses eleitores vão escolher entre 290 candidatos que disputam cargos de governador, senador, deputado federal e deputado estadual. São cinco nomes na corrida pelo governo, nove para o Senado, cerca de 90 para deputado federal e quase 200 para deputado estadual.
Como será a disputa
Governador: 5 candidatos para 1 vaga
Senador: 9 candidatos para 2 vagas
Deputado Federal: cerca de 88 candidatos para 8 vagas
Deputado Estadual: quase 188 candidatos para 24 vagas
LEIA MAIS:
Regras para votação
Horário: das 8h às 17h
Documentos: documento oficial com foto ou e-Título
Celular: proibido dentro da cabine de votação
Voto secreto: garantido pela Justiça Eleitoral

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