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TSE Received More than 50,000 Complaints of Irregular Propaganda

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The main type of occurrence (43.78%) is related to irregular or out-of-pattern advertisements on public roads

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The Brazilian Electoral Justice is already dealing with more than 20,000 cases related to problems in electoral propaganda in 2026. The number of such actions moved until the last Friday (24), totaling 20,442 and was 34% higher than what had happened in 2022 until the same time of the year. These figures, measured by GLOBO with an analysis of the database of the Supreme Electoral Court (TSE) in the last week before the first round of elections, …

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Of the total number of complaints, made through the Portal application, approximately 27 percent evolved towards formal processing.

·Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
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The main type of occurrence (43.78%) is related to irregular or out-of-pattern advertisements on public roads

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) has registered 54,048 complaints of irregular electoral propaganda throughout Brazil. The notifications cover all 27 units of the Federation in the official balance sheet released on Tuesday, 29. + Understand what is West Politics Most illegalities involve abuses on public roads, space responsible for 44% of all complaints of the electorate. Irregularities in private property add up to 12% of the reports, while…

Free electoral justice app allows to report irregular propaganda; TSE has already received more than 51,000 complaints in the 2026 elections

All 27 federal units had irregularities registered in the complaint channel of the TSE (Senior Electoral Court); São Paulo leads with more than 10,000 complaints

·São Paulo, Brazil
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CartaCapital broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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