
Deadline for new requests is October 21st through the TRE-MS Seu Voto Importa program
Voters with disabilities or reduced mobility in Campo Grande can request free transportation to the second round of the 2026 Elections, scheduled for October 25th, until October 21st through the TRE-MS program Seu Voto Importa, via electronic form or in person at electoral offices.
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The Electoral Court's Your Vote Matters program offers free special transportation for voters with disabilities or reduced mobility who need assistance to get to the polling places.
Voters can have access to free transport — Photo: TSE
Voters with disabilities or reduced mobility who vote in Campo Grande can request free special transportation to the second round of the 2026 Elections, scheduled for October 25th.
The request must be made by 6pm on Wednesday (21), through the Seu Voto Importa program, from the Electoral Court.
The request can be made using the electronic form available on the website of the Regional Electoral Court of Mato Grosso do Sul (TRE-MS). Registration can also be done in person at the electoral offices in the capital, from 12pm to 6pm.
The service is aimed at people who need assistance getting to the polling place due to disability or reduced mobility.
Who needs to make the request?
The deadline of October 14th to 21st is for new transport requests for the second shift.
Voters who had already requested the service for both shifts and were served in the first do not need to register again. In these cases, transportation to the second shift is already guaranteed.
New requests depend on authorization from the responsible electoral judge.
How do I request free transportation?
The order can be made in two ways:
Online: using the electronic form available on the TRE-MS website.
In person: at the electoral offices in Campo Grande, from 12pm to 6pm. It is necessary to present the same documents required in the electronic form.
Service channels
Anyone who has questions about the service can contact the Campo Grande Voter Service Center through the following channels:
WhatsApp: (67) 99987-4376
WhatsApp: (67) 99984-2922
Telephone: (67) 2107-7276
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