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Deadline to request a vote in transit ends this Thursday, 20th; see how it works in Pará

The deadline to request a vote in transit began in July; find out how to do it The deadline to request a vote in transit in the 2026 Elections ends this Thursday (20). Voters who will be outside the city where they vote on October 4th can...

Deadline to request a vote in transit ends this Thursday, 20th; see how it works in Pará
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The transfer can be requested for the first round, for the second round, which will be on October 25th, or for both. Voters can request transfer to a city other than the one where they hold the title, as long as the municipality is among those qualified.

  • Voting in transit can be requested by anyone who will be outside the municipality where they have their electoral domicile on voting day.
  • After August 20th, it will not be possible to change or cancel the authorized license.

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The deadline to request a vote in transit began in July; find out how to do it The deadline to request a vote in transit in the 2026 Elections ends this Thursday (20). Voters who will be outside the city where they vote on October 4th can request a temporary transfer of their polling place to be able to vote, even far from their voting domicile. The transfer can be requested for the first round, for the second round, which will be on October 25th, or for both. ?? Voters can request transfer to a city other than the one where they hold the title, as long as the municipality is among those qualified. Voting in transit can be requested by anyone who will be outside the municipality where they have their electoral domicile on voting day. After August 20th, it will not be possible to change or cancel the authorized license. ? Receive news from g1 Pará directly on WhatsApp How to request? The request can be made through Electoral Self-Service, available on the Electoral Court website. It is necessary to select the option “Make a temporary transfer of polling location” in the Voter/Voter tab. ?? To access the service, the voter needs to generate an authentication code through the e-Título application. It is also possible to make the request in person at any electoral office, upon presentation of an official document with photo. What is transit voting? Voting in transit allows citizens who are outside the city where they vote to participate in the election in another location. The modality exists in general elections, when president, governors, senators and federal, state and district deputies are chosen. A person who is in different cities in the two rounds of the election can request authorization to vote in transit in a different city in each round. After the elections, the title will return to the polling station of origin automatically, which eliminates the need to request a transfer back to the original polling place. Deadline to request a vote in transit ends this Thursday (20) For which positions is it possible to vote? Anyone who requests to vote in transit within the same state where they are registered as a voter will be able to vote for all positions in dispute. Anyone who is in a state other than the one where they hold the title can only vote for President of the Republic. It is also possible to choose different cities to vote in the first and second round. Elections in Pará Eduardo Quemel/TV Liberal What happens after the request? The transfer is temporary and does not definitively change the electoral domicile. After requesting a transit vote, the voter will not be able to vote in the polling station of origin during that shift. If you are qualified to vote in transit, but are unable to attend the chosen location on election day, you must justify your absence. After the elections, it is not necessary to request the return of the title to the original section. The change occurs automatically. Electronic ballot box Reproduction/TV Globo See more news from g1 Pará