Brazilian voters in New Zealand are the first to vote
Due to the significant time difference, polling stations in the Oceanian country opened at 4 PM this Saturday, Brasília time.
TL;DR
- Brazilian presidential elections have started, with New Zealand being the first country to vote due to time zone differences.
- Over 918,000 Brazilians are eligible to vote in 186 cities abroad.
- Polling stations internationally are open from 8 AM to 5 PM local time.
- The last polling stations to close will be in Canada, ending at 9 PM Brasília time on Sunday.
- Voting locations include consulates, embassies, schools, and hotels.
- Voters abroad who cannot attend must justify their absence via voting tables or the e-Título app.
- Voting in Brazil follows Brasília time, with different opening and closing hours across various regions.