Voter votes in voting booth Thomaz Marostegan/g1 Voters from Alagoas who know that they will be outside the city where they vote on election day can now consult places with vacancies and request authorization to vote in transit. ?Join the g1 Alagoas channel The deadline to request the service began this Monday (20) and allows citizens to choose where to vote if they are traveling during the election. Voting in transit is intended for those who will be away from their electoral domicile on election day or who are working for the Electoral Court. Who is entitled? In the same state: anyone in another city within Alagoas will be able to vote for all positions in dispute (president, governor, senator, federal deputy and state deputy). In another state: anyone in a different state can only vote for President of the Republic. Voter guide: vote in transit Residents abroad: the same rule applies to Brazilians who live outside the country and will be in Brazil on election day. They will also only be able to vote for president, as long as they make the request within the deadline. The Electoral Court reinforces that voting in transit at polling stations located outside the country is not permitted. How to request? Online: anyone who already has their biometrics registered can make the request online, in the Electoral Self-Service system of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). In person: anyone who has not yet registered their biometrics, or prefers in-person service, must go to any electoral registry office taking an official document with a photo. When making the request, the voter must inform the city and location where they intend to vote, in addition to indicating whether the request is valid for the first round, the second round or both. What changes after the request? After the request is approved, the voter will only be able to vote at the location chosen for transit voting. If the trip is cancelled, it will not be possible to vote at the polling station of origin. In this case, you will need to justify your absence. The Electoral Court warns that it will not be possible to justify absence on election day in the municipality where the voter registered to vote by transit.