Voto Jovem no Brasil

The video highlights the increasing interest of Brazilian youth in politics, with over 400,000 young people aged 15 to 17 obtaining voter registration in early 2023. It explains the eligibility criteria for voting, the process of obtaining a voter ID, and shares personal motivations for participating in elections. A step-by-step guide to online registration is provided, encouraging young people to register before the May 8 deadline.

What trend is being observed among young Brazilians regarding politics?

• Decreasing interest in politics

• Growing interest in politics

• No change in interest

• Interest in international politics

What was the young person on the phone doing in the video?

• Registering to vote

• Chatting with friends

• Playing a mobile game

• Posting a new photo on social media

How many young people between 15 and 17 years old registered to vote in January and February?

• 300,000

• 500,000

• 200,000

• 417,000

At what age can young Brazilians legally vote?

• 15 years

• 16 years

• 17 years

• 18 years

What is the first step in the online voter registration process?

• Call the electoral office

• Fill out a paper form

• Access the TSE website

• Visit a local electoral office

Which document is required for online voter registration?

• Birth certificate

• Passport

• Official ID with photo

• School ID

What is the final step after submitting the online voter registration application?

• Receive a confirmation email

• Visit a cartório eleitoral for biometric registration

• Wait for a phone call

• Receive the voter card by mail

Why is it important for young people to register to vote?

• To get a discount on taxes

• To avoid a fine

• To express their opinion and contribute to a better Brazil

• To receive a prize

What is the deadline for young people to register to vote?

• July 8

• June 8

• May 8

• April 8