Roraima's 401,496 eligible voters go to the polls this Sunday (4), from 7am to 4pm (local time), to choose representatives for president of the Republic, governor, two senators, federal and state deputies in the 2026 Elections.
Voting hours in the state follow the national standard unified by Brasília time, which takes place from 8 am to 5 pm. In the event of a second round for the Presidency or government, a new vote will be held on October 25th.
The state has 1,519 polling stations, distributed across 357 voting locations and nine electoral zones that serve the 15 municipalities of Roraima.
To attend the vote, the Regional Electoral Court of Roraima (TRE-RR) mobilized 6,076 poll workers and prepared 1,519 section ballot boxes, 290 of which were extra equipment for possible replacements.
In the voting booth, the voter must vote for six positions in this order: Federal deputy (4 digits), State deputy (5 digits), Senator – first vacancy (3 digits), Senator – second vacancy (3 digits), Governor (2 digits), President of the Republic (2 digits).
Voters must vote for different candidates for the position of Senator. If you vote for the same candidate twice, one of the votes will be considered invalid.
Voters can take a paper "cheat sheet" with their candidates' numbers to speed up the process. It is prohibited to enter the voting booth with cell phones, cameras or camcorders.
To vote, it is mandatory to present an official document with a photo, such as: Identity Card (RG); National Driving License (CNH); Passport; Physical work card; Reservist Certificate; e-Título application (only for those who already have their biometrics registered).
The printed voter registration card is not mandatory, but it helps to quickly locate the zone and polling station.
In total, five candidates are running for command of the Senador Hélio Campos Palace. See the candidates for the government of Roraima: Arthur Henrique (PL) with Haroldo Cathedral (Novo); Clebio Genuino (PCO) with Jota Rodrigues (PCO); Farah Mesquita (Solidarity) with Natália Wakîri (Solidarity); Rosi Aires (PSOL) with Lúcia Patamona (PSOL); Soldier Sampaio (Republicans) with Shéridan Ramos (Podemos).
In this year's elections, voters also choose two representatives for the Federal Senate. In Roraima, 13 candidates are competing for the two vacancies: Bartô Macuxi (PSOL), Chico Rodrigues (PSB), Helena da Asatur (PSD), Helio Fernando Barbosa Lopes (PL), Hilton Xavier (Avante), Hiperion de Oliveira (PV), Márcio Junqueira (PSDB), Mario Rocha (PSOL), Nicoletti (PL), Pastor Isamar (União Brasil), Regina Tio Ivo (Novo), Rogério Miranda (DC) and Teresa Surita (MDB).
Roraima recorded the highest proportional growth in the number of voters in the country compared to the 2022 election, increasing 9.63% and adding 35,256 new voters. Women represent the majority in the state: there are 204,555 voters (51%), while men total 196,941 (49%).
The capital, Boa Vista, concentrates the largest portion of Roraima's electorate, with 241,158 voters. Next come Rorainópolis (23,825) and Cantá (17,660). The municipality of São João da Baliza has the lowest number of people eligible to vote in the state, with 5,741 voters.
The distribution of the electorate in the 15 municipalities in 2026 is: Alto Alegre: 13,421; Amajari: 7,641; Boa Vista: 241,158; Bonfim: 12,356; Sing: 17,660; Caracaraí: 15,318; Caroebe: 7,658; Iracema: 7,599; Mucajaí: 14,426; Normandy: 9,702; Pacaraima: 9,772; Rorainópolis: 23,825; São João da Baliza: 5,741; São Luiz: 6,098; Uiramutã: 9,121.
The sale, distribution, supply and consumption of alcoholic beverages are prohibited throughout the territory of Roraima until 5pm this Sunday (4), as established by Ordinance No. 195 of the State Secretariat for Public Security (Sesp).
The measure came into force at 11pm on Saturday (3). Anyone who fails to comply with the determination is subject to legal penalties, including arrest in the act for the crime of disobedience.
