The head of the National Electoral Council, Aimé Nogal, announced on the night of July 26, less than two days before the presidential elections, the relocation of the centers in some 13 states of the country.
The head of the National Electoral Council (CNE), Aimé Nogal, reported on the night of Friday, July 26, specifically at 7:35 pm, on the social network X, that 31 voting centers were relocated in several states of the country.
“Important information for voters in the national territory, below are the logistical relocations of the voting centers for the 2024 Presidential Election this #28J,” wrote Nogal.
The relocated centers are located in the states of: Capital District, Barinas, Falcon, Guarico, Lara, Merida, Miranda, Sucre, Tachira, Trujillo, Zulia, Amazonas and Delta Amacuro. In Miranda state alone, six polling stations were relocated.
Here you can check the list complete to know the new location of the centers.
Important information for voters in national territory, below are the logistical relocations of the voting centers for the 2024 Presidential Election this #28J#CNE #VEElections #VOTE pic.twitter.com/DYGlxTVD7a
— Aime Nogal Méndez (@anogal) July 26, 2024
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