
Services have been suspended since May 7th to organize the 2026 elections
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Voter registration has been closed since May 7 for the organization of the 2026 elections. With the reopening, voters can request electoral services again.
The Electoral Court reopened voter registration across the country this Tuesday (3). With this, voters will once again be able to request changes to the voting location, transfer the title to another municipality, update personal data and regularize electoral issues.
Services had been suspended since May 7, when registration was closed for the organization of the 2026 elections.
According to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), requests can be made online, through Electoral Self-Service, or in person at Electoral Court registry offices and service points.
With the reopening of registration, voters can request:
First voter registration
Changing polling location
Transfer of electoral domicile
Updating registration data
Title regularization
Services can be requested online, through Electoral Self-Service, available on the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) portal, or in person at electoral court registry offices, centers and service points throughout the country.
On the platform, it is possible to fill out the electronic application, send the request and monitor the analysis of the request. In some cases, it may be necessary to appear in person to complete the service.
The e-Título application also remains available to consult electoral information and access the digital version of the title.

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