More than 5 million voters are expected to go to the polls in Goiás to vote in the 2nd round for president; see what you can get

More than 5 million voters are eligible to vote in Goiás in the second round of the 2026 elections, scheduled for Sunday (25). According to the Regional Electoral Court of Goiás (TRE-GO), the state has 5,080,755 voters, who will return to the polls to choose the president and vice-president of the Republic. Voting will take place from 8 am to 5 pm, Brasília time.

In Goiás, the dispute for state government was defined in the first round, when Daniel Vilela (MDB) was re-elected. Therefore, voters will have only one choice in the electronic ballot box: the candidate for the Presidency of the Republic, identified by two numbers.

According to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), it is permitted to take a note on paper with the candidate's number and wear t-shirts, stickers or pins with political identification, as long as the demonstration is individual and silent. On the other hand, cell phones, cameras and smart watches cannot enter the voting booth, even when turned off.

What can you bring to vote?

Official document with photo: ID, National Identity Card (CIN), CNH, passport, physical work card or professional card issued by a professional council.

e-Título: can replace the physical document, as long as it presents the voter's photo.

Election ballot: it is allowed to take a piece of paper with the candidate's number to consult during the vote.

T-shirts, caps, stickers and pins: may contain identification of candidates or parties, as long as there is no collective demonstration or request for votes.

Official documents with a photo can be accepted even if they have expired, as long as they allow the voter to be identified. The printed voter registration card is not mandatory and does not replace a photo ID.

What can't you take into the cabin?

The TSE prohibits the use of equipment that could compromise the secrecy of the vote. Among them are:

Cell phones, even when turned off;

Smart watches and bracelets;

Cameras and camcorders;

Smart glasses with recording capabilities;

Radiocommunication equipment;

Objects with built-in cameras or microphones.

Before entering the booth, the voter must turn off the devices and leave them in the location indicated by the poll workers. The equipment will be returned after voting. Anyone who refuses to hand them in will not be able to vote at that time.

Can you wear a candidate t-shirt?

Yes. The legislation allows individual and silent expressions of political preference, including with t-shirts, flags, stickers and pins.

However, collective demonstrations, gatherings in standardized clothing, distribution of campaign material and approaches to convince other voters are prohibited. The practice of exit polling is considered an electoral crime.

How to use e-Título?

The e-Título application allows you to consult the voting location, check the electoral status and access the digital version of the title.

According to the TSE's official guide for 2026, only voters with a photograph displayed in the application can use it as an identification document. Anyone who does not have a photo available must present another official document with a photo.

The application also allows you to check third-party voting locations and justify your absence from the polls. The justification for the application on election day is available to anyone outside the municipality where they vote.

The TSE advises that voters check the operation of the application before Sunday to avoid access difficulties at the time of voting.

Can anyone who didn't vote in the first round vote in the second?

Yes. TRE-GO clarifies that each round is considered an independent election. Therefore, anyone who did not go to the polls on October 4th will be able to vote normally on the 25th, as long as they have a regular electoral card.

And who can't vote?

Voters who are outside the voting municipality will be able to justify their absence on Sunday using the e-Título app, from 8am to 5pm, Brasília time.

Anyone who does not justify it on the day may submit the request later, through the Electoral Court channels, within a period of up to 60 days after the shift in which they were absent.

In addition to knowing the rules for voting day, voters must be aware of the mandatory nature of voting. In Brazil, it is mandatory for literate people between 18 and 70 years old and optional for young people aged 16 and 17, people over 70 years old and illiterate people. Turning out to the polls is a way of exercising citizenship and participating in choosing who will govern the country for the next four years.