TSE extends ban on circulation of collectors' weapons across the country

The resolution expands the rule that had already prohibited the carrying of weapons and ammunition within 100 meters of polling stations. The ministers determined on August 30 that the restriction on carrying at polling stations begins to apply 48 hours before the election until 24 hours after. This rule remains.

TSE restricts carrying of weapons on election day

The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) banned the carrying of weapons in polling places on October 2, the date of the first round of the presidential elections. The restriction applies to a radius of 100 meters from polling stations, from 48 hours before the vote, and up to 24 hours after it. The decision was announced this Tuesday (30).

There was an expectation that the court would vote to close shooting clubs during the elections – a suggestion presented by several entities, such as trade unions, civil police and judges' associations. The President of the Court, Alexandre de Moraes, had alreadypromehad to evaluate the agenda. However, only the restriction on the circulation of CAC weapons was voted on.

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