SP has 114 ballot boxes replaced in the 2nd round; TRE says voting takes place normally despite the rain

The Regional Electoral Court of São Paulo (TRE-SP) reported that 114 electronic voting machines were replaced in the state by 11 am this Sunday (25), during the second round of the 2026 presidential elections. Despite the heavy rains that hit the capital and Greater São Paulo, the court states that voting is taking place normally.

According to judge José Antônio Encinas Manfré, from TRE-SP, the rains did not cause major disruption to the vote. The only emergency change of voting location recorded this Sunday occurred in Itapevi, in Greater São Paulo, where flooding prevented access to a school.