Elections 2026: see the profile of the electorate, necessary documents, how to vote and where to check the polling place in the 2nd round in PB

The second round of the 2026 Elections takes place from 8am to 5pm this Sunday (25). In Paraíba alone, 3,247,397 voters are eligible to vote. Across the state, there are 10,845 polling stations distributed across 1,853 polling locations. g1 prepared this report with information about the profile of the electorate in Paraíba, as well as guidance on what documents to take and how to consult the polling place.

In Paraíba, voters will only vote for President of the Republic in the second round, as the election for governor was defined in the first round. In the electronic ballot box, you must enter the number of the chosen candidate, made up of two digits, and press "Confirm" to register the vote.

Electorate of Paraíba

The State has more voters than male voters. Of the total, 53% are female and 47% male.

Taking the age group as a reference, the majority of voters in Paraíba are aged between 19 and 69 years old. See below:

16 years old: 21,311 voters;

18 years old: 48,631 voters;

19 to 69 years old: 2,802,492 voters; (most of the Paraíba electorate);

70 to 100 years old: voters 343,320;

From 90 years old: 17,697 voters.

In total, Paraíba has 11,844 electronic voting machines, 10,712 of which are voting stations and another 1,132 contingency boxes.

What documents are needed to vote?

To vote, the voter must present an official document with a photo, which can also be presented in the digital version. See the list of accepted documents:

Identity card

National Identity Card (CIN)

National Driving License (CNH)

Physical work card

Professional license issued by class council

Passport

e-Título (as long as the application presents the voter’s photo)

The paper voter registration card does not replace an official document with a photo and is not necessary to vote.

Birth and marriage certificates are not accepted for identification. The digital work card cannot be used for this purpose either.

How to check the polling place?

Voters can check their voting location via the website of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), the Regional Electoral Court of Paraíba (TRE-PB) or the e-Título application.

On the TSE website, queries can be made using the voter's name or the title number in the "Self-Service" tab. To perform the search, you must provide your full name, date of birth and mother's name.

On the TRE-PB website, voters must access the "Electoral Services" area and select the option "Electoral status, title and voting location". The query can be made by name, title number or CPF, in addition to the date of birth and mother's name.

Voters can also check their voting location via e-Título. To do this, simply access the application and check the electoral data. In the "Where to vote" tab, the system informs the address of the polling place, the zone and the polling station.

Voters can also ask questions through the TRE-PB Voter Assistance Service (SAE), available via phone call or WhatsApp on (83) 3512-1500.

The service provides guidance on electoral status, voting location, necessary documents, justification, biometrics, among other questions. The service is open from 8am to 7pm on weekdays and, on the day of the 2nd shift, October 25th, it will be open from 8am to 6pm.

e-Título can be downloaded on voting day

In the 2026 Elections, the e-Título can be downloaded and accessed for the first time even on voting day. The change was announced by the TSE on September 24th.

In previous elections, the download and first access to the application were interrupted on voting day as a preventive measure to avoid system overload. For this year, the TSE reported that it had adopted measures to expand the platform's capacity.

Despite this, the Electoral Court recommends that voters download the application and activate it in advance. This way, it is also possible to check electoral data and the voting location in advance.

What is prohibited?

It is not permitted to enter the voting booth with a cell phone, camera, video camera or any equipment that allows you to record your vote.

The voter must leave the device with the vote receiving table before going to the ballot box, following the instructions of the poll workers. Anyone who refuses to hand over the device will not be able to vote. The measure seeks to preserve the secrecy of the vote and prevent proof of the choice.