
Measure aims to facilitate the movement of voters to voting locations in Teresina and the interior of the state
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Decree No. 24,783, of October 13, 2026, establishes guidelines for transporting voters during the election.
The Government of Piauí announced, on Friday (23), the extension of the period of free public transport for voters who will vote in the second round of elections, this Sunday (25). The measure applies to intercity buses that serve cities in the interior and for semi-urban transport in Greater Teresina.
With the change, conventional intercity buses will have free tickets until midnight on Monday (26). In Grande Teresina, the free service, which was previously only scheduled for Sunday (25), will also be valid on Saturday (24).
The changes were included in Decree No. 24,783, of October 13, 2026, which establishes rules to guarantee the movement of voters to voting locations.
See what has changed:
Conventional intercity buses: free from midnight on Friday (23) until midnight on Monday (26).
Additional school buses: available on Saturday (24) and Sunday (25), as a complement to public transport.
Semi-urban transport in Greater Teresina: free access, previously only scheduled for Sunday (25), was extended to Saturday (24) and Sunday (25).

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