
Apesar das fortes chuvas na capital e Grande São Paulo, tribunal afirma que votação segue normalmente
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O Brasil realiza o segundo turno das eleições presidenciais de 2026. O TRE-SP monitora a logística de votação em todo o estado.
O Tribunal Regional Eleitoral de São Paulo (TRE-SP) informou que 114 urnas eletrônicas foram substituídas no estado até as 11h deste domingo (25), durante o segundo turno das eleições presidenciais de 2026. Apesar das fortes chuvas que atingiram a capital e a Grande São Paulo, o tribunal afirma que a votação ocorre normalmente.
Segundo o desembargador José Antônio Encinas Manfré, do TRE-SP, as chuvas não provocaram grandes transtornos à votação. A única mudança emergencial de local de votação registrada neste domingo ocorreu em Itapevi, na Grande São Paulo, onde alagamentos impediram o acesso a uma escola.

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