2026 elections in Acre: complete guide on what is allowed and prohibited on voting day

But, before leaving home, it is important to pay attention to the Electoral Court rules to avoid problems when voting. To help those who still have questions, g1 prepared a guide with guidance on what is allowed and what is prohibited on voting day.

In Acre, the first round of the 2026 Elections will be from 6am to 3pm on Sunday (4), following the timetable unified by the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), which considers Brasília time.

If there is a need for a second round for president of the Republic or governor, the new vote will be on October 25th.

Furthermore, in the state, the Regional Electoral Court of Acre (TRE-AC) has 2,270 voting stations.

The equipment that will be used in the election began to go through the preparation and sealing process on Friday (25), a stage that can be monitored by representatives of political parties, supervisory entities and interested people.

What documents should I take to vote?

Voters must present an official document with a photo to prove their identity. Options include: Identity card (RG); National Driving License (CNH); Passport; Physical work card; Professional license recognized by law; e-Título, as long as it has a photograph.

The printed voter registration card is not mandatory and, alone, does not replace the official photo ID. Those who prefer can consult the voting location and other information through the e-Título application.

It is important to check in advance whether the application presents the voter's photograph. If you do not have a photo, you will need to bring another official document with an image.

Can I vote without having done biometrics?

Yes. The absence of biometric registration does not prevent voting, as long as the electoral situation is regular. In these cases, identification is carried out in accordance with the procedures defined by the Electoral Court.

Anyone who has doubts about the status of their ticket or the voting location can consult the information on the official TSE and TRE-AC channels before leaving home.

Can I vote in shorts and flip-flops?

Yes. There is no prohibition on wearing shorts, flip-flops or clothing considered informal to go to the polling station. On the other hand, it is not permitted to enter the polling place without a shirt or wearing swimwear, such as a bikini, swimsuit or swimming trunks.

The recommendation is to choose comfortable clothing, especially for those who need to travel or face queues.

Can I wear a candidate t-shirt or carry a flag?

Yes, as long as the manifestation is individual and silent. Voters can demonstrate political preference by using t-shirts, flags, pins, stickers and other objects permitted by electoral legislation.

The rule changes when the demonstration involves a group of people, noise, approaching voters or attempts to convince someone to vote for a certain candidate. Collective demonstrations and electoral propaganda on voting day are prohibited.

It is also not permitted to distribute t-shirts or other campaign materials, call the polls or approach people to ask for votes.

Propaganda content previously published on the internet may continue to be available, but the publication of new electoral propaganda materials and the promotion of content on election day are prohibited.

Can I take a sticker with the candidate numbers?

Yes. Voters can take a piece of paper with the candidates' numbers to consult during voting. The so-called electoral glue serves to help remember the sequence of choices at the ballot box.

The reminder must be made on paper, as it is not permitted to enter the voting booth with a cell phone or other devices that could compromise the secrecy of the vote.

Can I enter the cabin with a cell phone?

No. Voters must leave their cell phones turned off in the location indicated by the poll workers before entering the voting booth. The ban also applies to cameras, camcorders and other equipment capable of recording or transmitting images of the vote.

The rule seeks to preserve the secrecy of the choice and prevent anyone from being forced to prove who they voted for.

Anyone who refuses to hand over the device will not be able to vote at that time. The incident may be recorded in minutes, and the police force may be called, if necessary.

Can I ask poll workers for help?

Yes. Voters can ask poll workers for guidance on how voting works and the order of positions in the ballot box. However, poll workers cannot nominate candidates or interfere in each person's choice.

Voters with disabilities or reduced mobility may receive assistance from a person of their choice during voting, in accordance with the rules of the Electoral Court. The ballot box also has accessibility features, such as a Braille keyboard, audio and headphones.

People over 80 years of age have priority over other voters, regardless of the order of arrival. Other groups also have the right to preference, according to electoral legislation.

Public transport

Voters will be able to use public transport buses free of charge on voting day, according to an agreement between TRE-AC and the city hall. According to the court, all lines will be available until 5 pm. The measure seeks to facilitate travel to voting locations.

Furthermore, TRE-AC reported that four people requested free transport for voters with disabilities or reduced mobility in the first round. The special service is part of the Seu Voto Importa program, available in this first year of operation in Acre only in the capital.

The court also advises that voters check the address of the polling station in advance and plan their route to avoid unforeseen events.

What is the voting order in the electronic ballot box?

In the first round, the voter will make six choices, following this order: Federal deputy, with four digits; State deputy, with five figures; First senator, with three digits; Second senator, with three digits; Governor, with two digits; President of the Republic, with two digits.

Before confirming each vote, it is important to check the name, number, photograph and other data displayed on the screen.

Special attention to the two Senate vacancies: it is necessary to choose different candidates. If a voter votes for the same candidate twice, the second vote will be cancelled.