The Regional Electoral Court of Rio de Janeiro (TRE-RJ) defined, this Tuesday (2), the new composition of the electoral zones of the capital and the interior of the state. In total, 60 magistrates were appointed to assume the headship of the electoral units for the next two years, in a rotation process that seeks to expand the participation of judges in the Rio de Janeiro Electoral Justice system.
The decision was made during a session of the Electoral Court's Collegiate Body, held at the court's headquarters. Participating in the judgment were judges Claudio Mello Tavares, president of the TRE-RJ; Fernando Cerqueira Chagas, vice-president and regional electoral inspector; Guilherme Calmon; as well as electoral judges Rafael Estrela, Bruno Bodart, Paulo Cesar Salomão Filho, and Manoela Dourado.
Since assuming the presidency of the court last December, Claudio Mello Tavares had been advocating for the opening of calls for applications for the rotation of magistrates. The measure responded to a request from the Association of Magistrates of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Amaerj) and, according to the Court, aims to promote a broader distribution of electoral functions among the members of the state judiciary.
The inauguration ceremony for the new holders will take place next Tuesday (9), in the auditorium of the Palace of Democracy, headquarters of the TRE-RJ, in the center of the capital of Rio de Janeiro.
City’s
The following magistrates have been appointed to serve in the electoral districts of the city of Rio de Janeiro:
– João Luiz Ferraz de Oliveira Lima – 007th Electoral Zone/Tijuca
– Alessandra Cristina Tufvesson Peixoto – 010ª ZE/Piedade
– Beatriz Estefan Prestes – 023rd Electoral Zone/Marechal Hermes
– Claudia Leonor Jourdan Gomes Bobsin – 120th ZE/Campo Grande
– Nathalia Calil Miguel Magluta – 122nd Electoral Zone/Campo Grande
– Marcia Correia Hollanda – 123rd Electoral Zone/Deodoro
– Erica de Paula Rodrigues da Cunha – 176th Electoral Zone/Irajá
– Monica de Freitas Lima Quindere – 180th Electoral Zone/Taquara
– Marcello Sá Pantoja Filho – 182nd Electoral Zone/Taquara
– Rudi Baldi Loewenkron – 192nd Electoral Zone/Jardim Carioca
– Eric Scapim Cunha Brandão – 214th Electoral Zone/Méier
– Mabel Christina Castrioto Meira de Vasconcellos – 218th Electoral Zone/Cascadura
– Daniella Alvarez Prado – 219th Electoral Zone/Cascadura
– Natascha Maculan Adum Dazzi – 230ª ZE/Magalhães Bastos
– Andreia Magalhaes Araujo – 234th Electoral Zone/Magalhães Bastos
– Paula Feteira Soares – 241st Electoral Zone/Santa Cruz
– Gisele Guida de Faria – 243rd ZE/Santa Cruz
Interior of the state
For electoral districts located outside the capital, the following judges were appointed:
– Sergio Roberto Emilio Louzada – 026th Electoral Zone/Nova Friburgo
– José Francisco Buscacio Maron – 028th Electoral Zone/Paraíba do Sul
– Diego Ziemiecki – 031ª ZE/Resende
– Cristina Sodré Chaves – 034th Electoral Zone/Santo Antônio de Pádua/Aperibé
– Cristina Alcantara Quinto – 036th Electoral Zone/São Gonçalo
– Vania Mara Nascimento Gonçalves – 038th Electoral Zone/Teresópolis
– Elen de Freitas Barbosa – 040th Electoral Zone/Três Rios/Comendador Levy Gasparian
– Maria do Carmo Alvim Padilha Gerk – 042nd Electoral Zone/Bom Jardim/Duas Barras
– Rodrigo Leal Manhães de Sá – 049th Electoral Zone/Cachoeiras de Macacu
– Ricardo Pinheiro Machado – 055th Electoral Zone/Maricá
– Felipe Lopes Alves D'Amico – 062nd Electoral Zone/Saquarema
– Christianne Maria Ferrari Diniz – 065th Electoral Zone/Petrópolis
– Glaucenir Silva de Oliveira – 075th Electoral Zone/Campos dos Goytacazes
– Leonardo Cajueiro D'Azevedo – 076th Electoral Zone/Campos dos Goytacazes
– Grazzielli Gonçalves Gozer – 084ª ZE/Nova Iguaçu
– José Mauricio Helayel Ismael – 087th Electoral Zone/São Gonçalo
– Ana Cecilia Argueso Gomes de Almeida – 088th Electoral Zone/São João de Meriti
– Antonio Augusto Goncalves Balieiro Diniz – 090th Electoral Zone/Volta Redonda
– Denise Ferrari Maeda – 091ª ZE/Barra Mansa
– Alessandra de Souza Araujo – 092nd Electoral Zone/Araruama
– Bruna Frank Tonial – 094ª ZE/Barra Mansa
– Eron Simas dos Santos – 098th Electoral Zone/Campos dos Goytacazes
– Rodrigo José Meano Brito – 103rd Electoral Zone/Duque de Caxias
– Paula de Menezes Caldas – 104th Electoral Zone/Itaboraí
– Marcela Lima e Silva – 107th Electoral Zone/Itaperuna/São José de Ubá
– Julia Linhares Costa – 109th Electoral Zone/Macaé
– Luis Claudio Rocha Rodrigues – 110th Electoral Zone/Magé
– Daniel Konder de Almeida – 111th Electoral Zone/Valença/Rio das Flores
– Thiago Chaves Seixas – 116th Electoral Zone/Angra dos Reis
– Claudia Monteiro Albuquerque – 133rd Electoral Zone/São Gonçalo
– Carlos Manuel Barros do Souto – 147th Electoral Zone/Angra dos Reis
– Bernardo Girardi Sangoi – 148th ZE/Magé
– Mariana Moreira Tangari Baptista – 156th Electoral Zone/Nova Iguaçu
– Guilherme Grandmasson Ferreira Chaves – 158th Electoral Zone/Nova Iguaçu
– Paulo Luciano de Souza Teixeira – 159th Electoral Zone/Nova Iguaçu
– Sandro Wurlitzer – 184th Electoral Zone/Rio das Ostras
– Rafael Rodrigues Carneiro – 195th Electoral Zone/Teresópolis
– Nearis dos Santos Carvalho Arce dos Santos – 199th Electoral Zone/Niterói
– Juliana Kalichsztein – 200th Electoral Zone/Duque de Caxias
– Priscila Abreu David – 201st Electoral Zone/Nilópolis
– Luciana Santos Teixeira – 221st Electoral Zone/Nilópolis
– Victor Vasconcellos de Mattos – 254th Electoral Zone/Macaé
– Marcio da Costa Dantas – 256th Electoral Zone/Cabo Frio
Rotation system expands participation in the Electoral Court.
The rotation system adopted by the TRE-RJ (Regional Electoral Court of Rio de Janeiro) allows magistrates from the state courts to temporarily take over the management of electoral zones, which are responsible for activities such as voter registration, election organization, party oversight, and judging electoral matters in the first instance.
The periodic renewal of judges is considered a tool to broaden their experience in the electoral field and ensure greater integration between the ordinary courts and the specialized courts.
With the new composition defined, the magistrates will officially begin their terms after the collective swearing-in ceremony scheduled for the 9th.
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