Almost 79,000 Brazilians Called to the Polls in Lisbon. Images of a Sunday Election
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Lisbon is the largest Brazilian electoral college outside Brazil: there are 78,833 voters registered in the Portuguese capital to choose the next President. The vote took place this Sunday, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., in three buildings of the University of Lisbon. See images of a Brazilian electoral Sunday in the University City
Polo in Portugal gathers 78,833 people in 207 sections; in Brazil, the largest place is in São Paulo, with 17,639. Read on Power360.
Brazilians between the ages of 18 and 70 must vote, even if they live abroad. And Portugal represents a fat slice of these voters, who go to the polls on Sunday (4).
According to TSE, about 78,000 Brazilian voters are eligible to vote in Lisbon. The counting of votes will be under the management of TRE-DF
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