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BackEleitor relata fila de mais de 6 horas para votar em escola de Barroquinha
Eleitor relata fila de mais de 6 horas para votar em escola de Barroquinha
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Eleitor relata fila de mais de 6 horas para votar em escola de Barroquinha

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  • Um eleitor não identificado relatou que levou mais de 6 horas para votar em uma escola de Barroquinha, no Ceará, devido à grande quantidade de votantes e ao espaço reduzido do local.
  • O TRE-CE não respondeu às perguntas do g1 sobre a demora na votação.

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Why It Matters

A escola é um dos locais de votação com maior número de votantes do município de Barroquinha e possui espaço reduzido para a quantidade de eleitores, o que contribui para filas e demora no atendimento.

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O homem, que pediu para não ser identificado, relatou que chegou ao local por volta das 9h30 e só conseguiu votar pouco depois das 16h.

O g1 procurou o Tribunal Regional Eleitoral do Ceará (TRE-CE) para questionar sobre a demora da votação em Barroquinha, mas não respondeu até a publicação desta matéria.

De acordo com o eleitor, a escola é um dos locais de votação com maior número de votantes do município. Ele também destacou que o espaço é pequeno para a quantidade de eleitores, o que contribui para a formação das filas e para a demora no atendimento.

De acordo com Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (TSE), 2.388 eleitores estão aptos a votar no colégio. O município de Barroquinha possui mais de 14 mil habitantes.

O eleitou contou em uma das seções houve um princípio de confusão por causa do desordenamento da fila. Apesar da situação, não houve uma intercorrência mais grave.

A demora também estaria relacionada à dificuldade enfrentada por alguns eleitores, principalmente idosos, para concluir a votação. Segundo o relato, muitos idosos da seção apresentam dificuldades de locomoção e levam mais tempo para votar.

Open Questions

  • Por que o TRE-CE não respondeu às perguntas do g1?
  • Que medidas estão sendo planejadas para melhorar o fluxo de votação em locais com alta demanda e espaço limitado?
  • Houve outros locais no município com problemas semelhantes?

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