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More than 119,000 Voters in Paraíba Still Have No Registered Biometrics

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Even without biometric registration, voters will be able to vote in the 2026 elections if they have the regular title The post More than 119,000 voters from Paraíba still have no registered biometrics apareceu primeiro em Paraíba Já.

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More than 119,000 voters in Paraíba do not have registered biometrics Reproduction/High Electoral Court Almost 120,000 voters in Paraíba do not have registered biometrics in Electoral Justice. Even without registration, these people can vote in the 2026 elections, as long as they are in the regular electoral situation. ✅ Click here to follow the channel of the g1 PB in WhatsApp According to data from the High Electoral Court (TSE), they are 119,…

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Photo: Reproduction/Paulo Pinto (Agência Brasil) Biometrics will not be a mandatory condition for voters in Paraíba to participate in the 2026 Elections. In the state, 119,267 people still do not have their fingerprints registered with the Electoral Court, but they will be able to vote normally if their voter registration is in order. This number represents 3.67% of the Paraíba electorate. In total, Paraíba has 3,247,397 eligible voters, […] The…

Even without biometric registration, voters will be able to vote in the 2026 elections if they have the regular title The post More than 119,000 voters from Paraíba still have no registered biometrics apareceu primeiro em Paraíba Já.

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Not having the registered biometrics does not prevent the voter from voting in the elections of 2026. According to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), the requirement to participate in the vote is to be with the regular electoral situation and able to vote.The rule applies both for the first round, marked for 4 October, and for the second round, on 25 October. Currently, about 11% of Brazilian voters still do not have registered biometrics.What …

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A TARDE broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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