Older Voters Vote First: Get to Know Other Voters With Priority
Absolute Priority Is Given to Voters Over 80 and Their Accompanying Persons
On Sunday (4), the 158,700 voters who will attend the polls will vote in five positions in dispute in the first round - federal deputy, state or district deputy, two senators, governor and president of the Republic. If there is a queue in the voting sections, the legislation establishes priority audiences who can vote before the others.
Elderly 80+
The absolute priority, i.e. those who pass in front of anyone in line, are voters over 80. Regardless of the time of arrival, he must pass in front of the others and this priority is extended to the companion of the priority voter.
Other audiences also have priority in the queue. Check out the list:
Elderly (60+)
persons with disabilities or reduced mobility;
sickness;
autistic;
Obesity;
Pregnant women;
infants;
people with lap children;
blood donors.
Professionals involved in the organization of the elections will also have priority. They are:
candidates and candidates;
electoral judges and their auxiliaries;
Justiça Eleitoral servers;
electoral promoters;
Military/security officers in service.
