
Check out how to find your polling place in the cities of Goiás. Electoral Justice explains what can and cannot be done on voting day.
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More than 5 million voters are eligible to vote in Goiás for the positions of deputy, senator, governor and president. The election follows strict rules of conduct and security established by the TSE.
More than 5 million voters are expected to go to the polls this Sunday (4) in Goiás. Voting takes place from 8 am to 5 pm, according to the court.
To vote, you must present an official document with photo. Regularized voters can vote even without having their biometrics registered.
There were changes in some polling stations in Goiás. Furthermore, the use of cell phones in the voting booth is prohibited.
Public transport must be free on voting day. Candidates and parties cannot offer transportation or food to voters.
More than 5 million voters are expected to go to the polls, this Sunday (4), in Goiás, according to the Regional Electoral Court (TRE). Voting hours, in all sections, will be from 8 am to 5 pm (Brasília time), as well as in other states and the Federal District.
This Sunday, the 5,081,043 voters in Goiás will be able to vote for their candidates for the following positions, in this order:
federal deputy;
state deputy;
senator (first vacancy);
senator (second vacancy);
governor and lieutenant governor;
president and vice-president of the Republic.
The Electoral Court authorizes and also encourages voters to take a slip with the numbers of their candidates on voting day. In the case of the dispute for the Government of Goiás, the voter can check the candidate's number on the list prepared by g1 Goiás.
To vote, you must present an official document with a photo, such as:
Identity card (RG);
passport;
work card;
e-title with photo.
According to the Voter's Manual, prepared by the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), if the voter has their regular registration card, they can vote even if they do not have their biometrics registered.
It is important that voters do not leave polling locations until the last minute. The list of sections in Goiás is available through the following channels:
e-Título application;
Electoral Justice portal;
electoral registry responsible for the municipality.
In the case of the TSE portal, the polling location can be consulted by accessing this link. Then click on "Where to vote" and fill in the fields with the necessary data. If you prefer to look for the electoral registry in your city, click here to check the address. According to TRE-GO, all will be open this Sunday.
For these elections, some voting sections in Goiás had changes of location, either for a temporary transfer due to renovation or a permanent change in location. TRE-GO consolidated the list of all zones and the respective sections that are in different locations from the last election.
One of the main guidelines highlighted by TRE-GO is the ban on the use of cell phones in the voting booth. Voters can take their cell phones to their polling station, but when voting, the device must be left in a location indicated by the poll workers.
Other prohibited actions are:
ballot box;
crowds of people in standardized clothing;
What is allowed:
wear candidate pins;
paste candidate stickers;
carry flags;
wear candidate t-shirts.
Under electoral legislation, public authorities have the duty to offer public transport, both urban and intercity, free of charge on voting days. And with the same frequency as a working day.
Candidates and parties are prohibited from offering transportation and food to voters. The practice constitutes an electoral crime.

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