The deadline for the regularization of the voter regularization of those who did not vote, did not justify and did not pay the fine regarding the absence in the last three consecutive ends in one month, on May 19.
It is subject to cancellation, for example, the voter title of those who did not vote in two shifts of the 2024 municipal elections – when there – not even in the second round of the 2022 elections, nor justified or paid the fines.
In addition to guaranteeing the right to vote and applying, regularity to be necessary to apply for, receiving remuneration of public office and participating in administrative competition.
It is also a legal requirement for obtaining a passport or identity card, enrollment renewal at official educational institutions and acts that require the discharge of military service or income tax.
The voter title of those with optional vote (ie, under 18, people over 70 and non -literate people) is not subject to cancellation.
According to data from the (Superior Electoral Court), there are currently more than 5.3 million missing voters in the country. Of these, 58% are male and 42% of the female. Those who use social name total about 3,000.
Most missing voters are composed of people with incomplete elementary school (30%), incomplete high school (25%) and complete high school (23%). By age group, people aged 25 to 29 lead the list.
Voters can access TSE or TRES (Regional Electoral Courts) sites to consult if the title is subject to cancellation. The option is available on the electoral self -service page in the tab “”. The service is also available at electoral notaries. The consultation is free and should only be done on the official sites of the Electoral Justice.
The fine, if due, is paid by shift. Payment can be made by electoral self-service, e-title or notary (by ticket, or card). The discharge is recorded after payment confirmation. The judge may dispense with the fine in case of declaration of impossibility of payment.
