More than 8.1 thousand people were served by teams from the Acre Regional Electoral Court (TRE-AC) during the joint effort organized at the Sesc Bosque Gymnasium, in Rio Branco, between the 1st and this Wednesday (8), when The deadline for settling disputes with the Electoral Court has ended.
O The total number of people who won their first title was 2,689 during the action . For the joint effort, TRE-AC set up a team with 60 and 30 counters to guarantee services.
“The electoral campaign held in Rio Branco and the efforts of our team in the registry offices and voter service centers culminated in a record number of services. This was only possible thanks to the professionalism and dedication of the TRE-AC team in providing a quality service voters”, highlighted judge Júnior Alberto.
In addition to the joint effort, TRE-AC also took the service to the interior of the state through the Citizenship Route, which traveled through rural regions since the beginning of March to ensure that residents had access to electoral services.
Another action developed by the Acre Electoral Justice teams is the Citizenship Route, which has been running through rural regions since the beginning of March to ensure that residents have access to electoral services.
In total, according to TRE-AC, in the last eight days, 21,812 people from the capital and the interior sought services of the Electoral Court to regularize your situation.
To the This year’s elections are scheduled for October 6th. A possible second round is scheduled for the 27th of the same month, in cities with more than 200 thousand voters. Mayors and councilors from more than 5,500 municipalities across the country will be chosen.
In municipal elections, there is no voting in transit. In other words, anyone who is in a city other than their electoral domicile cannot participate in the vote and will have to justify their absence. This procedure can be done via e-Título, app of the Electoral Court, via the TSE website or at electoral offices.
What happens to those who have not regularized their voter registration card?
Failure to regularize the title causes several consequences in the voter’s life. The first of these is the impossibility of voting in this year’s municipal elections, which have the first round scheduled for October 6th. In addition to not being able to vote, voters will also have difficulties in:
- Issue documents (such as passport);
- Enroll in universities;
- Receive social benefits;
- Take on public positions.
In an election year, registration is closed 150 days prior to the date of the election, according to article 91 of the Elections Law (Law No. 9,504/1997), so the deadline for regularization ends this Wednesday.
The legislation provides for the closure of registration so that the Electoral Court can organize voting based on a determined number of voters eligible to vote.
