
Superior Electoral Court points out that 614,375 voters are able to go to the polls in the state.
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The 2026 elections in Acre have 614,375 eligible voters according to the Superior Electoral Court.
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According to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), 614,375 voters are eligible to go to the polls in the state this year. Polling stations in Acre will open at 6am and close at 3pm, while in the Brazilian capital the opening hours are set for 8am to 5pm.
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