Voter arrives at the polling place 2 and a half hours before the gates open in Sobral
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- A 60-year-old doorman arrives at 5:30 am to be the first in line at the electoral college in Sobral, Ceará.
- Report details document rules and use of e-Título.
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Elections take place in Ceará with gates opening from 8am to 5pm.
Voter arrives at the polling place 2 and a half hours before the gates open
Doorman Ivanildo de Oliveira da Silva, 60 years old, arrived at Escola Paulo Aragão de Ensino Fundamental, in Bairro Cohab II, in Sobral, in the interior of Ceará, at 5:30 am, two and a half hours before voting began this Sunday (4), which takes place from 8 am to 5 pm.
According to Ivanildo, first in line at the city's largest electoral college, he went to the location in advance to avoid queues.
"By arriving early we avoid having to wait in a long queue, we leave early and when we finish we go home straight away", said Ivanildo Silva.
What other documents can I use to vote?
It is not mandatory to present your voter registration card. According to the TSE, voters can identify themselves with an official document with a photo.
Are accepted:
e-Título, as long as it has a photo.
Social identity.
Identity card (RG).
Passport.
Professional category card recognized by law.
Work card (cannot be digital).
Reservist certificate.
National driving license (CNH).
The document may be expired, as long as it is possible to prove the voter's identity. In the case of the e-Título, it can only be used for identification if it has a photo. Birth or marriage certificates are not accepted.
How to use e-Título
In addition to the printed voter registration card, voters can access their electoral data via e-Título. The issuance of the digital version of the document is suspended on voting day.
Therefore, it is important to access in advance. To use the application, you must be registered with the Electoral Court. Once enabled, the digital title can be accessed via cell phone, including on voting day.
How to find out your voter registration number
The voter registration number can be consulted on the back of the physical document or online, on the TSE portal. During the online consultation (click here), you must provide the requested data, such as CPF, date of birth and name of the father or mother.
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