Look Who Has Priority in the Polling Stations in the Second Round
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Illustrative image Photo: PexelsMore than 80 years old have absolute priority; law defines other groups and professionals of the lawsuit.
The 158.7 million voters who will appear at the polls in the second round on Sunday (25) should vote only for the President of the Republic and governor, depending on the state. If there is a line in the polling stations, the legislation establishes priority publics who can vote before the others. The absolute priority, that is, those who move forward [...] The post See who has priority in the polling stations in the second round appeared first …
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See who has priority in the polling stations in the second round. © Joédson Alves/Agência Brasil The 158.7 million voters who will appear at the polls in the second round, this Sunday (25), should vote only for the President of the Republic and governor, depending on the state.If there is a line in the polling stations, the legislation establishes priority publics who can vote before the others.The absolute priority, that is, those who pass in f…
Over 80 years of age have absolute priority; other groups also have preferential care
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