
Court recommends verification of the location and voting station for the first round of the 2026 Elections in Pará.
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TRE-PA makes logistical and infrastructure adjustments that can change voting locations up to the day of the election.
The Regional Electoral Court of Pará (TRE-PA) issued an alert for voters in Pará to confirm their voting location and polling station number before leaving home on October 4th, the date of the first round of the 2026 Elections.
According to the organization, even those who have been voting at the same address for years should check, as last-minute changes may occur for logistical or infrastructure reasons.
As electoral zones have the autonomy to make emergency changes until the day of the election, TRE-PA recommends that the consultation be carried out, preferably, on the morning of the election to avoid unnecessary travel.
To check whether your voting location has changed, simply access the TRE-PA quick query system.
Using this link, voters can search for updated changes by filtering by municipality and electoral zone.
In addition to the direct link, the electorate of Pará has other options to carry out the check:
e-Título application: The mobile app (available for Android and iOS systems) presents the voter's updated registration data, including the electoral college address and section.
TRE-PA website: You can access "Electoral Self-Service" on the court's home page. To see the complete list of changes in the state, click on the "Elections" tab (in the top bar) and then on "Elections 2026".
Social Media: The link to the consultation is also available in the biography of the official TRE do Pará profile.
The Electoral Court explains that changes to voting locations occur mainly in two ways:
Provisional allocation: occurs when a polling station needs to be temporarily transferred to another building (generally close to the original) due to unforeseen circumstances, such as pending renovations or lack of electricity.
Section aggregation: occurs when two or more sections start to work together in a single electronic voting machine. In this case, the voter precinct number may change, although the physical voting building remains the same.

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