More than 2.4 million can vote for AL in the 2nd round; see how the 1st round went

Voting takes place three weeks after the first round, held on October 4th. In Maceió, C (PL) was the candidate with the most votes, while Lula (PT) came in second place.

According to the Regional Electoral Court of Alagoas (TRE-AL), the state has 2,441,794 voters eligible to vote.

Of this total, 2,334,724 voters, equivalent to 95.62%, have their biometrics registered. Another 107,070, or 4.38%, have not yet completed the biometric collection, which does not prevent voting.

In the capital of Alagoas, Flávio Bolsonaro received 259,789 votes, while Lula had 203,850, according to data from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE).

Maceió had 646,463 voters eligible to vote in the first round. Of this total, 120,917 did not attend the polls, representing 18.70% abstention.

The numbers only refer to the vote in Maceió and do not represent the result for the entire state.

Yes. According to the Electoral Court, anyone who did not go to the polls in the first round can vote normally in the second, as long as they have a regular electoral status.

Absence in the first round, however, must be justified separately. The deadline to present the justification ends on December 3rd.

In Alagoas, 424,425 voters have the right to optional voting. The group includes illiterate people, those over 70 years old and young people aged 16 and 17.

TRE-AL reported that there were no changes to the voting locations for the second round.

Therefore, voters must go to the same places where they voted on October 4th.

Anyone who has questions can check the location and voting section via the e-Título app or the TRE-AL website, in the electoral services area.

The court also advised voters to consult information on official Electoral Court channels and avoid sharing content of unknown origin.