Over 592,000 voters, mostly from the Northeast and 'Lulistas,' will be affected by polling station changes in the 2nd round
Survey indicates 251,600 voters affected in the Northeast, a region where Lula had an advantage in the first round; São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Rio, and Bahia concentrate the largest number of transferred polling stations.
TL;DR
- More than 592,000 voters are affected by polling station changes for the second round of presidential elections.
- The Northeast region, where Lula won the first round, has the largest number of affected voters (251,647).
- São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro, and Bahia have the highest number of transferred polling stations.
- Reasons for changes include infrastructure, accessibility, security, and climate events.
- Lula's campaign is requesting individual notifications, including via WhatsApp, and free transportation for affected voters.
- Voters can check their updated polling station location on the TSE website or the e-Título app.