Elections 2026: follow coverage of the 2nd round of elections in Acre

Self-employed Franklin Marques decided to take teacher Wilcilandia Lemos to vote early at Escola Marilda Gouveia. Then, they both go to the Franklin voting location, in the Universitário neighborhood.

According to them, the purpose of waking up early to vote is to have the rest of the day free to enjoy Sunday and follow the counting in the afternoon.

"I decided to make the most of the day, get it over with quickly. There were three people in line, it was very quick. I'm going to soak up the sun, waiting for the vote. No canceling the vote, you have to vote, choose your candidate," she said.

"I took the opportunity to come early, to enjoy the day and let's wait for the result. My section is quite calm, I'm going to have lunch with friends and wait for the result. I believe everyone is looking forward to it because it is a crucial moment for our country", he added.

Free buses

Rio Branco voters should have free public transport again this Sunday (25). The special operation of buses in the capital seeks to facilitate the movement of the population to voting locations. The measure had also been taken in the first round.

According to the transport director of the Municipal Transport and Traffic Superintendence (RBTrans), Weima Kedila, the measure follows a recommendation from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) and voters should pay attention to the circulation times, which will be from 3am to 5pm, and the lines that will be available on the day.

Alcoholic drinks in the 2nd shift

The sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages are prohibited throughout Acre from 0:00 to 16:00 this Sunday (25), the day of the second round of the 2026 Elections.

The measure, known as Dry Law, also applies to the free supply and distribution of drinks, according to a joint order from the Regional Electoral Court of Acre (TRE-AC) which provides for sanctions in case of disobedience.

Good morning!

Voting for the 2nd round of the 2026 elections in Acre starts in 30 minutes and g1 brings, in real time, the main information and highlights of the day.

According to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), 614,375 voters are eligible to go to the polls in the state this year. Polling stations open at 6am and close at 3pm (8am to 5pm Brasília time).

In the state, candidates Mailza Assis (PP) and Alan Rick (Republicans) are competing for the government of Acre.

Separate the title/e-title, the glue and let's exercise our right to citizenship!