2026 elections: six electoral sections will have changes in the 2nd round in PE; check out locations

Six polling stations will have changes in Pernambuco for the 2nd round of the 2026 elections, which is scheduled for next Sunday (25). The information was released by the Regional Electoral Court of Pernambuco. The places that have had changes are in Buíque, in Agreste, and in Floresta, in Sertão.

Transfers are defined by the TRE, through its electoral registries. According to the organization, the changes "take into account the accessibility, comfort and transportation needs of voters, in addition to the best structure for work involving voting."

According to TRE-PE, in Buíque, sections 005 and 006 were provisionally relocated. Previously located at the Municipal Social Assistance Secretariat, at Avenida Jonas Campelo de Almeida, nº 40, they will now operate at the Municipal Chamber of Buíque, at Rua Doutor João Hiecênio Alves Maciel, nº 111.

In Floresta, sections 68, 91, 121 and 123 were located at the Dr. Cantidiano Valgueiro de Carvalho Basic Health Unit, on Avenida Antônio de Souza Jota, nº 01, and have now been transferred to the Professora Nair Diniz Ferraz Municipal Creche, on Rua Adalberto Emílio Novaes, without number.

Voters who have questions about their voting location can consult the polling station via Voter Dial, at (81) 3194-9400, available from Monday to Friday, from 8am to 5pm. The same number answers via WhatsApp through virtual assistant Júlia.

How to check your polling place

Anyone who is going to vote in the second round of the 2026 elections can check their voting location online. The consultation is free and can be done through official Electoral Court channels, without the need to go to the electoral registry.

The data is available on the Electoral Self-Service (Título Net) and on the e-Título application (available on the App Store and Google Play).

Through the system, voters can find out where they will vote in the 2026 elections. In the "Where to vote" option, simply fill in the requested data to view:

electoral zone;

polling station;

name of the polling place;

full address of the section.

How to find out your voter ID number

Anyone who has forgotten their title number can recover it through Electoral Self-Service, a service available on the Electoral Justice portal.

Simply access the consultation area and select the option to see the electoral title number.

Then, enter the requested data, such as CPF, full name, date of birth and, in some cases, the mother's name.

After validation, the system informs:

voter registration number;

voter registration status;

voting municipality.

When accessing the "Where to vote" option, the application also shows the complete address of the voting location and other section information, when available.

Consultation of the title number, zone, section and voting location remains available until election day. However, the Electoral Court's recommendation is to check this information in advance to avoid doubts on voting day.