Voters in Cotia going to the polls this Sunday (25) for the 2026 Elections runoff will not face further changes to polling places. The information comes from the Cotia Electoral Registry Office.
The transfers of polling sections carried out before the first round, at four locations in the city, remain in effect. Therefore, voters at these units should pay attention to the addresses to avoid unnecessary travel.
This Sunday, Brazilians return to the polls to choose the President of the Republic and, in states where there is a runoff for governor, also the head of the state executive branch.
Check the polling places changed in the first round in Cotia that remain in effect for the runoff:
CEUC Diego Cristian Bazilio Camargo
Voters in the transferred sections must vote at C.E. Jardim Nomura, located at Rua Topázio, 572, Jardim Nomura.
Transferred sections: 534th, 587th, 594th, 612th, 619th, 648th and 655th.
C.E. Antônio Mansur
Voters in the transferred sections must vote at E.M. Crianças de Cotia I, located at Rua Vicente Strifezi, 369, Parque Miguel Mirizola.
Transferred sections: 353rd, 371st, 372nd, 394th, 405th, 451st, 469th, 498th, 577th, 610th, 617th, 672nd and 679th.
E.M. José Grotoli
Voters in the transferred sections must vote at E.M. Ildefonço Emeliano de Brito, located at Rua dos Andes, 456, Colinas de Cotia.
Transferred sections: 649th and 666th.
E.M. Joaquim de Moraes Victor
Voters in the transferred section must vote at C.E. Profª Yveth Nader Cavalcante, located at Estrada Victor’s, 100.
Transferred section: 647th.
Electoral Justice advises voters to check their polling place
In a joint statement, the presidents of the 27 Regional Electoral Courts (TREs) clarified that changes to polling places occur only when absolutely necessary.
Among the reasons are extreme weather situations, structural problems in the buildings used for voting and issues related to public security.
The Electoral Justice warns that further changes may still occur until Sunday (25), should exceptional situations arise.
Therefore, the recommendation is that voters check their polling place again on the day of the election itself, even if they have already checked previously.
Another recommendation is to prefer voting in the morning, ensuring more time for any travel.
Where to check your polling place
The Electoral Justice advises voters to use exclusively official channels to check the address of their polling section, avoiding unknown links shared via messaging apps or social networks.
e-Título app
Available free of charge for Android and iOS phones, the app allows users to check the voting address, electoral zone and polling section.
Simply open the app and select the “Onde votar” (Where to vote) option. The tool also allows users to view the route to the location.
Electoral Self-Service
The service is available on the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) website at www.tse.jus.br.
In the Electoral Self-Service area, simply access the “Consultas” (Queries) option and select “Onde votar” (Where to vote). Then, you must enter the information requested by the system.
ChatVote
The Electoral Justice virtual assistant can also help voters find information about voting.
To use it, simply access the TSE website and click on the virtual assistant icon, located in the lower right corner of the page.
Can those who did not vote in the first round vote in the runoff?
Yes. Voters who did not go to the polls in the first round, held on October 4, can vote normally this Sunday (25), provided their electoral status is regular.
This is because each round is considered an independent election.
Absence in the first round, by itself, does not prevent voters from exercising their right to vote in the runoff.
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