
The mayor of Manaus sanctioned a law that guarantees free public transport on voting days for the 2026 General Elections, covering the first round on October 4th and a possible second round on October 25th.
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The law guarantees free access to public transport to facilitate voting in the 2026 elections in Manaus.
The mayor of Manaus sanctioned the law that guarantees free urban public transport during voting days for the 2026 General Elections.
The text was published in the Official Gazette of the Municipality on Friday (25) and provides free passage on conventional and complementary buses in the first round, on October 4, and in a possible second round, on October 25.

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