How to Check Your Polling Place and Use e-Título in Brazil’s 2026 Elections

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e-Título brings important voter information together

Brazil’s official Electoral Justice app is a digital version of the voter registration card and shows details such as electoral zone, section, and municipality. It also provides services including polling-place lookup, electoral justification, status checks, and certificates. Before election day, confirming the exact polling location is one of its most useful functions.

Use the polling-place feature to confirm the address

The app’s polling-place service shows where the voter is registered and can connect to mapping apps for directions. Checking before leaving home helps avoid confusion with similarly named schools or buildings and reduces the risk of relying on outdated information from a previous election.

The app can be identification when it displays a photo

When e-Título shows the voter’s photograph, it may serve as identification at the polling place. If no photograph appears in the app, another accepted official photo ID is required. Voters should check this detail before leaving home and carry a backup document when necessary.

Avoid message links that imitate electoral services

Election periods often bring misleading links and messages. A safer habit is to open the installed official app directly or type the TSE website address in the browser. Do not enter passwords, codes, or personal information on pages reached through suspicious links.

The app can also support election-day justification

Voters who are outside their voting municipality on election day may use e-Título’s justification function under Electoral Justice rules. The service relies on geolocation. Those who do not vote or justify on election day also have official post-election channels and deadlines.