TSE Will Send E-Title Alerts with Election Guidelines
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The Electoral Court also presented the Free Market plan to combat misinformation in the 2026 lawsuit on its platform, based on decree 463/2026
Anyone who intends to vote in this year's elections already has a new channel to receive information from Electoral Justice.
Two weeks after the first round of the 2026 elections, scheduled for 4 October, the High Electoral Court (TSE) began sending, on Thursday, 17, notifications to voters by e-Title application.Elector orientationsThe alerts bring information about electoral services, consultation to the polling place and fight against disinformation.The sending will continue throughout the electoral period, including between the first and the second rounds.See the …
Two weeks after the first round of the 2026 elections, scheduled for 4 October, the High Electoral Court (TSE) began sending official notifications to voters on Thursday (17), by the e-Title application.Warnings bring guidelines on electoral services, consultation at the polling station and combating misinformation.The sending will continue throughout the election period, including between the first and second rounds. . .We want to encourage vot…
Two weeks after the first round, the TSE starts sending e-Title alerts with guidelines on voting venue and services.
Two weeks after the first round of the 2026 elections, scheduled for 4 October, the High Electoral Court (TSE) began sending official notifications to voters on Thursday (17), by the e-Title application. Alerts bring guidelines on electoral services, consultation to the polling place and fight against misinformation. The sending will continue throughout the election period, including between the first and second rounds. We want to encourage vote…
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