Planning covers ballot security and climate monitoring. Photo: Jardy Lopes Public security and Electoral Justice authorities met to discuss the integrated plan that will be put into practice during the 2026 elections in Acre this Tuesday (17). The meeting took place in the building of the Regional Electoral Court of Acre (TRE-AC), in Rio Branco. During the meeting, measures related to the security of transportation of ballot boxes were discussed, as well as integrated communication between the TRE and public security to identify sensitive areas with the support of the Federal Police, in addition to monitoring climate risks during the period. ✅ Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp To Rede Amazônica, Federal Police delegate Celso Rogério Mochi highlighted that action in democratic events goes beyond policing, but also involves intelligence work. “Our intelligence sector is working with public security and we have the planning already defined,” he says. 📆 This year's elections are scheduled for October 4th, with a possible second round on the 25th of the same month, in cities with more than 200 thousand registered voters. TRE do Acre debates combating disinformation in the 2026 Elections READ MORE: TRE Mutirão: More than 37 thousand voters in Acre have until May 6th to resolve pending issues Acre reaches election year with two Senate seats up for grabs; see scenarios More than 37 thousand voters in Acre do not have biometrics registered; find out how to regularize At the meeting, TRE brought updated data that points to 614,753 voters able to vote in the 22 municipalities in Acre. There are 701 voting locations planned for this year's election, with 2,417 polling stations. According to the court, 9,500 poll workers are registered to take part in these elections. According to the president of the TRE, judge Waldirene Cordeiro, a factor that still concerns the institution is the practices of disinformation during campaigns. To try to solve the problem, the agency will organize visits to the nine districts to provide guidance. "We count on the support of partner institutions to ensure that the ballot boxes, servers and all the necessary structure arrive at the voting locations safely and in a timely manner," he stated. The settlement of disputes with the Electoral Court ended on May 7 across the country. According to electoral legislation, electoral registration is closed 150 days before the first round. Voting is mandatory in supplementary elections. Anyone who does not vote or justify may suffer fines and other penalties. One of the new features of the election is the change in inauguration dates: for the first time, the President of the Republic will take office on January 5, 2027, the governors on the following day. Review Acre’s news programs