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592,000 Brazilians Face New Polling Places

Summary by The Rio Times
Brazil's electoral court changed addresses of 2,033 voting sections for the runoff, affecting 592,000 voters, and Lula's coalition seeks wider notice.

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The coalition of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) asked the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) to extend the disclosure of the changes to the polling stations for the second round, scheduled for October 25th. In a petition filed this Saturday, the alliance requests individualized notices to affected voters, radio and TV campaigns and free transportation to communities that had changed addresses. The request comes after the TSE informs that 2…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Electoral Justice informs that changes are related to weather and problems at polling sites. The region most affected is the Northeast. See how to check your section on the TSE website or the e-Title application.

·London, United Kingdom
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Coalition asks for free and individual notices from voters affected by the change of address of the polling stations. Read on Power360.

The Collección (Brazil Ready for More) has signed an Order of Providence with the Superior Electoral Court, whose initiative seeks to ensure... The post Collección presents request to the TSE on changes in polling places in the second round apareceu primeiro em Bem Paraná.

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BBC News broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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