
Electoral Justice advises voters to check their voting locations due to occasional changes for logistical and security reasons.
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Changes to voting locations between shifts occur for practical reasons such as renovations, accessibility or electrical infrastructure problems.
According to the TRE, changing the voting location between the first and second round is a one-off event and occurs for practical reasons, such as last-minute renovations, limitations on accessibility in public or private buildings and loss of minimum conditions for the supply of electricity that required the preventive transfer of damaged locations to neighboring, safer facilities.
The recommendation of the Electoral Court is that voters check their polling place before going to vote. Consultations can be made through digital channels such as the e-Título application, Electoral Self-Service and TRE-CE WhatsApp - 3195.8400.
Whoever voted in section 224 at Centro Artesanal do Cabreiro (Serrote do Cabreiro, s/n) will vote in the same section, but at the Igreja Assembleia de Deus - Congregação do Serrote (Serrote do Cabreiro, s/n).
Those who voted in section 194 of the Technological and Social Inclusion Center of Parque São José (Rua Cônego de Castro, 3955), will vote in the same section, but in the neighboring building, at Escola Irmão Urbano Gonzales Rodriguez (Rua Cônego de Castro, 4055).
Whoever voted in sections 352 and 397 in the Nossa Senhora da Conceição Chapel (Sítio Riacho Fundo do Corrente), will vote in the same sections, but in the Luiz Leite Bringel School (Distrito Corrente).
Those who voted in sections 170, 396 and 606 of the Ramilson Holanda Luz Municipal School (Rua Francisco de Queiroz, s/n - Center), will vote in the same sections, but in the CEI Antônio Martins (Rua Francisco de Queiroz, s/n - Center).
Those who voted in sections 73 and 183 in the Dnocs Office building (Estrada do Repartidor, s/n - Cedro), will vote in the same sections, but on the IFCE Campus (Av. José de Freitas Queiroz, 5000 - Cedro).
Those who voted in sections 49,153, 154, 155, 232 and 236 of Escola Maria Araújo Carneiro (Rua Dr. Sebastião Cavalcante, 58 - Monteiro de Morais) will vote in the same sections, but at Escola Maria Vidal Pimenta Lima (Rua 25 de Março, s/n - Salviano Carlos).
Those who voted in sections 58 and 77 at Creche Maria Alaíde de Sousa (Av. Dª Perpétua Ferreira Dellamari Furtado Leite, s/n) will vote in the same sections, but at the Health Care Post (PAS) of Inhumas (Inhumas District).

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