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Back|Elections 2026: voters go to the polls this Sunday for the first round
Elections 2026: voters go to the polls this Sunday for the first round
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G1·58 minutes ago·Politics·1 min read·🇧🇷Brazil·

Elections 2026: voters go to the polls this Sunday for the first round

Voting takes place from 8 am to 5 pm to choose the president, governor, deputies and senators.

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This Sunday, voters will vote in the first round of the 2026 Elections for president, governor, deputies and senators, from 8 am to 5 pm, with location consultation available via e-Título and the TSE website.

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Brazilian voters go to the polls to choose representatives for five positions in the first round of elections.

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This Sunday (4), voters will go to the polls for the first round of the 2026 Elections. In the vote, six representatives will be chosen for five positions: president of the Republic, governor, federal deputy, state deputy and two senators.

Voting takes place from 8am to 5pm. Voters can check their voting location using the e-Título application or through Electoral Self-Service, on the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) website. See how to make a query on both channels:

How to check location using e-Título

Voters can check the address of the section using the e-Título application.

Open the e-Título application and keep your registration data updated;

On the home screen, select the "Where to vote" option;

The application will show the address of the polling place and the electoral zone;

The system also allows you to consult the route to the voting location.

How to check the location on the TSE website

The consultation can also be done online, without the need to access the application.

Access the TSE website and enter the "Electoral Services" area;

Select the "Electoral self-service" option;

In "Consultations", select the option "Where to vote";

Enter your CPF or voter ID number, date of birth and mother’s name;

The system will display the address of the polling place and the electoral zone data.

Changed sections

The TSE advises voters to check their voting location in advance. In Paraíba, several electoral stations were changed.

In João Pessoa alone, 57 locations underwent changes. In Campina Grande, 18 voting stations were also changed.

Therefore, even those who vote in the same section for several elections must check the location again.

Second round

If necessary, the second round of elections will be held on October 25th.

What to Watch

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  • Second round held on October 25th, if necessary.

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