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Dry Law in elections prohibits the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages on voting days to ensure order and security during the electoral process. In Brazil, this measure is defined by state laws and decisions by regional electoral courts.
More than 200 cities in Bahia will have Dry Law in the 1st round of the 2026 Elections — Photo: Freepik
More than 200 cities in Bahia will have restrictions or bans on the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages in the first round of elections, which takes place on Sunday (4). A partial list of cities that have already established ordinances on the topic was released by the Regional Electoral Court (TRE-BA) this Friday (2).
Salvador does not appear on the list released by TRE-BA and, until the last update of this report, no electoral zone in the capital had determined Dry Law. In some cities in the state, whether or not the law is applied depends on determinations made in "Head Municipalities", which define the situation throughout the electoral zone.
The following cities will have Prohibition restrictions or bans:
Acajutiba
Adustina
Aiquara
Alcobaça
Almadina
Bitter
Arataca
Aurelino Leal
Baixa Grande
Banzaê
Barra da Estiva
Barra do Choça
Barra do Mendes
Barro Alto
Baroque
Biritinga
Good News
Bom Jesus da Lapa
Bom Jesus da Serra
Beautiful
Boquira
Brejões
Brejolândia
Buerarema
Fall
Caetanos
Capernaum
Canapolis
Canarana
Candeal
Tiredness
straws
Alto Alegre Chapel
Capim Grosso
Caravels
Carinhanha
New House
Castro Alves
Catolândia
Caturama
Central
Coaraci
Coconuts
Conceição da Feira
Conceição do Almeida
Count
Condeúba
Sincorá disputes
Lambs
Coribe
Colonel João Sá
Correntina
Cotegipe
Cravolândia
Curaca
Dário Meira
Dom Basilio
Dom Macedo Costa
Elisio Medrado
Crossroads
Eric Cardoso
Terrace
Euclides da Cunha
Forest Fair
Philadelphia
Blue Forest
Formosa do Rio Preto
Gandu
Hawkeye
Gongogi
Heliopolis
Iaçu
Ibicaraí
Ibicoara
Ibipeba
Ibipitanga
Ibirapuã
Ibitita
Ibotirama
Igrapiúna
Irajuba
Iramaia
Iraquara
Irecê
Itacaré
Itagi
Itagibá
Itamaraju
Itamari
Itanhém
Itapitanga
Itaquara
Itarantim
Itatim
Itiruçu
Itiúba
Ituaçu
Ituberá
Yay
Jaborandi
Jacaraci
Jacobina
Jaguaquara
Jaguarari
Jiquiriçá
Jucuruçu
Jussara
Jussiape
Slab
Lajedão
Lajedinho
Lajedo do Tabocal
Lamarão
Lapp
Sheets
Deliverance of Our Lady
Macajuba
Macaubas
Mairi
Malhada
Meekness
Maracas
Marcionílio Souza
Matina
Medeiros Neto
Miguel Calmon
Miracles
Mirangaba
Lookout
Monte Santo
Morpara
Hat Hill
Mortugaba
Mulungu do Morro
New World
Muniz Ferreira
Muquém do São Francisco
Mutuípe
Nilo Peçanha
Northeastern
New Fatima
Nova Ibiá
Nova Itarana
Ourolândia
Palmas de Monte Alto
Palm trees
Paramirim
Paratinga
Paripiranga
Serra Foot
Arcade Pylon
Piraí do Norte
Piritiba
Planaltino
Plateau
Potions
New Point
Potiraguá
meadow
President Dutra
President Jânio Quadros
Fires
Quijingue
Quixabeira
Rafael Jambeiro
Retirolândia
Riachão das Neves
Jacuípe Riachão
Santana Creek
Ribeira do Pombal
Ribeirão do Largo
Rio de Contas
Pires River
Ruy Barbosa
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz da Vitória
Santa Ines
Saint Rita of Cassia
Santa Teresa
Santaluz
Santana
Santo Amaro
Saint Anthony of Jesus
Saint Desiderius
Saint Philip
Saint Gabriel
São Gonçalo dos Campos
São José da Vitória
São José do Jacuípe
São Miguel das Matas
São Sebastião do Passé
Saubara
Sebastian Laranjeiras
Sento See
Serra Dourada
Serra do Ramalho
Serrinha
Serrolândia
Sítio do Mato
Sobradinho
Souto Soares
Tabocas do Brejo Velho
Tanhaçu
Tanquinho
Taperoá
Tapiramuta
Teixeira de Freitas
Newfoundland
Toucan
Wow
Ubaíra
Ubaitaba
Uibaí
Umburanas
Uruçuca
Utinga
Várzea da Roça
Várzea do Poço
Várzea Nova
Varzedo
Path
Wagner
Wanderley
Cities such as Feira de Santana, Barreiras, Itabuna and Juazeiro will not have restrictions linked to the Dry Law. Still according to the TRE-BA partial list, 91 municipalities did not establish restrictions on the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages.
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