
Change affects 3,700 voters due to theft of electrical wiring at the Dep. Carlos Peixoto Filho State School
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The changes were necessary due to a theft of electrical wiring at the Dep. Carlos Peixoto Filho State School, which made it impossible to use the place in the 2nd shift.
Eleven voting stations in Zona da Mata were changed for the 2nd round of the 2026 Elections, scheduled for Sunday (25). The change occurred in the city of Ubá, in the 275th Electoral Zone of the municipality, affecting 3,700 voters.
The information was released by the Regional Electoral Court of Minas Gerais (TRE-MG) this Wednesday (22). See the new addresses below.
Sections: 109, 110, 316, 329, 330, 479 and 402
Old location: Dep. Carlos Peixoto Filho State School (Polivalente)
New location: Escola Senador Levindo Coelho, on Rua José Pedro Caldeira, n° 390, Centro
Sections: 105, 106, 107 and 108
Old location: Dep. Carlos Peixoto Filho State School (Polivalente)
New location: Colégio Olímpico, at Rua Conselheiro Augusto César, n° 229, Bairro Copacabana
According to TRE-MG, the changes were motivated by a theft of electrical wiring that occurred at Polivalente and the repair would not be done in time for the 2nd round of the elections.
Voters can also check the new voting locations through the e-Título application or through Electoral Self-Service, on the TSE website.

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