Federal Judge María Servini de Cubría warned of changes in the locations of Buenos Aires city voting stations for the primary elections this Sunday, following the circumstances in the recent City elections in the Capital.
In a communiqué signed by the electoral secretary犀利士
, Martín Seguí, it was confirmed that for the primary elections of August 14, “the quantity of voters per table has been reduced to a maximum of 350” in Buenos Aires.
“Due to the circumstances, the place and voting station could have changed with respect to the last election in the district.” For that reason “it is recommended that voters from the Capital consult with their document of identity, the place and voting station allocated to them to vote.”
The magistrate informed that those interested “could drop into the Electoral Secretary centre for the Capital, along Tucumán at 1320, from 7.30am to 4.30pm, or consult the webpage: www.pjn.gov.ar.”
Source: Buenos Aires Herald