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Article 151
 

151.1. On February 15 of the year in which the ordinary electoral process is held, the Executive Directorate of the Federal Register of Voters will deliver on magnetic storage media the nominal lists of voters divided in two parts, ordered alphabetically and by sections corresponding to each of the electoral districts to each of the political parties. The f rst part will include the names of the citizens who had obtained their voter card on December 15 and the second part will include the names of the citizens registered in the Registry of Voters who had not obtained the voter card before that date.


151.2. The political parties can make observations to the lists, providing specific and individual facts and cases, until and including March 14.


151.3. From the observations made by the political parties, the respective modi f cations will be done and this will be informed to the General Council and to the National Monitoring Commission no later than April 15.


151.4. The political parties could challenge before the Electoral Tribunal the report referred to in the previous paragraph. The challenge will be subject to the provisions of paragraph 4 of the previous article of this Law.


151.5. If the report is not challenged, or once the Electoral Tribunal has resolved the challenges, the General Council of the Institute will have a session to declare that the Registry of Voters and the nominal lists of voters are valid and final.