Election of 2026 Has Already Begun Abroad; Brazilians in New Zealand Are the First to Vote
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The vote of the 2026 election has already begun abroad. Brazilians living in New Zealand can vote in the section opened in Wellington since 4 p.m. this Saturday — which is equivalent to 8 a.m. on Sunday at the local time. The election abroad only ends on Sunday night in Canada. Due to the time zones, the vote extends for more than 29 hours. Data show that almost a million voters living abroad are fit to vote in the contest this year. Overview of…
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The vote for President of Brazil has already begun abroad. The first polling stations were opened at 4 p.m. this Saturday, 3, by the time of Brasília, in the cities of Wellington and Auckland, in New Zealand. Due to the difference in the time zone, of 16 hours in relation to Brasília, the country of Oceania is already on Sunday, 4.All over 918,000 Brazilians are able to vote in polling stations installed in 186 cities abroad. The number represen…
Voting for Brazilians living outside the country starts in New Zealand and advances through the fuses until they finish in Canada
Vote for the 3,1 thousand Brazilian voters in New Zealand opened at 4 p.m. this Saturday, 4, according to Brasília's schedule; at local time, it's 8 a.m. Sunday, 4
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