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The Regional Electoral Court of Minas Gerais is carrying out updates at voting locations in Montes Claros due to changes in electoral zones and damage caused by a storm that hit the city on Saturday (3).
Around 14 thousand voters in Montes Claros will have changes to their voting locations this Sunday (4). Those who voted at the Montes Claros City Hall, for example, were transferred to the annex of the Professor Plínio Ribeiro State School, while voters at the former Education Precinct will vote at the CEMEI at Praça dos Jatobás.
"We had several places with changes in their electoral zone and also in the sections. It is important that the voter, when going out to vote, already knows which polling place is. We had significant changes in relation to the Eloy Pereira State School and also in Luzinha Prates, where we had a change in the electoral zone and the respective sections", said the head of the registry office Geraldo Rodrigues de Almeida, in an interview with Inter 1.
Around 14 thousand voters in Montes Claros have their polling location changed — Photo: TRE Disclosure
To check whether there has been a change in the voting location, the voter can consult the e-Título application, the Electoral Self-Service on the internet or call 148, the Voter Dial.
Escola Secundino Tavares also has changes
The voting location at Escola Estadual Secundino Tavares, in Vila Mauriceia, was also changed after the unit's wall gave way during the storm that hit Montes Claros this Saturday (3).
According to the electoral registry, the sections that would operate at the school will be transferred to another address. The new location had not yet been announced until the publication of this report.
TRE-MG sends messages via WhatsApp to inform about changes in voting locations
Notice sent by TRE-MG about changes in voting locations for the 2026 election — Photo: Reproduction
The Regional Electoral Court of Minas Gerais (TRE-MG) informed, in a note released this Saturday afternoon (3), that it is sending messages via WhatsApp to voters across the state who have had a change in their voting location.
According to the statement from the Electoral Court, the message is being sent by number (31) 3307-1400, an official TRE-MG account that has the application's verification seal. Verification is represented by a blue icon with a white tick in the center.
The Electoral Court recommends that voters check the polling place before leaving home. According to the court, the alert sent this Saturday is especially important for those who have requested the temporary transfer of a polling station.
Documents
The Electoral Court accepts the following official documents with a photo to identify the voter when voting:
Identity card (RG)
National Driving License (CNH)
Work card
Passport
Reservist certificate
Professional category card recognized by law, such as OAB, CRM, CREA and other professional councils
Reservist certificate
National driving license.

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