
A suspected theft of wiring at the Tiradentes Municipal School, in Imperatriz, forced the transfer of seven voting stations during the first round of the 2026 Elections, affecting 2,278 voters who were redirected to the Professora Edinan Moraes Municipal School.
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The theft of external wiring prevented the operation of voting stations at Escola Municipal Tiradentes during voting day.
A suspected theft of external wiring at the Tiradentes Municipal School, in Imperatriz, led to the transfer of seven polling stations this Sunday morning (4), during the first round of the 2026 Elections. In total, 2,278 voters who would vote at the unit were affected by the change.
The sections were transferred to the Escola Municipal Professora Edinan Moraes, located nearby. The unit was not initially planned as a voting location and began to receive voters after the problem occurred at Escola Tiradentes.

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