
Measure meets the TSE resolution and aims to guarantee access to voting for all voters
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The measure was taken in compliance with a resolution from the Superior Electoral Court that determines conditions for access to voting, including public transport, on election days.
The measure, signed by Mayor Marcelo Zeitoune, complies with a resolution from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) and was published in the Official Gazette of the Municipality (DOM) this Friday (2).
Throughout the day, 100% of the operational fleet will be in circulation, with frequencies and routes equal to or greater than those practiced on business days, according to the city hall.
Furthermore, the Urban and Housing Development Company (Emhur) will be able to reinforce the lines and create special routes to serve regions with a greater concentration of voters.
In Roraima, voting will take place from 7am to 4pm. In total, 401,496 people are eligible to vote in the 2026 General Elections, according to data from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). The state had the highest proportional growth in the number of voters in the country compared to the last general elections.
Voters go to the polls to choose the president of the Republic, the governor, two senators, eight federal deputies and 24 state deputies.
The terms of office begin in 2027. In the case of deputies and the governor, they continue until 2030. Senators will have a term of office until 2035.
➡️ The first round will take place on Sunday (4) and, if necessary, the second round will take place on October 25th.
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