Electors in the Brazilian state of Acre have until May 6 to resolve any electoral irregularities before the upcoming elections scheduled for October. The Regional Electoral Court (TRE) has announced that after this date, electoral registration services will be suspended to allow for election organization. Services available during this period include issuing the first voter ID, transferring electoral domicile, changing polling locations, collecting biometric data, and regularizing canceled titles.

The elections this October will see Brazilians voting for a range of positions including the President, governors, senators, and federal, state, and district deputies. The first round of voting is set to take place on October 4, with a potential second round on October 25, depending on the results. It's crucial for electors to complete their voter registration tasks within this window to ensure their participation in the democratic process.

Additionally, many services can be managed online, allowing voters to check if their electoral registration is up-to-date or to make necessary personal data changes without requiring a physical visit to electoral offices. This promotes accessibility and convenience for voters, making the electoral process smoother as the election dates approach.