TSE Prohibits Advertising and Use of Candidate Stickers in Application Cars in Elections
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The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) has determined that drivers who work with transport applications, such as Uber, 99 and other platforms, cannot use vehicles to disseminate electoral propaganda during the 2026 elections. The prohibition applies to adhesives, posters or any other type of campaign material placed on glass, doors or other parts [...]
Although the cars belong to the drivers, the electoral legislation frames them as goods of common use when used for the transport of passengers
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The prohibition applies to adhesives, posters or any other type of campaign material placed on glass, doors or other parts of cars
The Supreme Electoral Court (TSE) has determined that drivers who work with transport applications, such as Uber, 99 and other platforms, cannot use vehicles to spread electoral propaganda during the elections of 2026. The prohibition applies to adhesives, posters or any other type of campaign material placed on the windows, doors or other parts of the automobiles.According to the TSE, although the cars belong to the drivers, the electoral legis…
Rule also applies to taxis and prohibits adhesives of candidates and voting requests within vehicles
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