Check your polling place before leaving home; find out how

Those who will vote in this second round of the elections need to pay attention to changes in voting locations. According to data from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), there may be changes in polling station addresses between the two rounds. Therefore, voters are advised to check voting locations in advance through official channels. e-Título app The e-Título app can be downloaded free of charge on Android and iOS phones from the official stores. To check your voting location, simply open the app, enter the requested information, and select the "where to vote" option. Your electoral zone and section will appear along with the address. It is even possible to map a route to get to the location. Electoral Self-Service The Electoral Self-Service is available at TSE offices and at the regional electoral courts (TREs) in each state. There, it is possible to check the voting location under "where to vote," as well as access other services, such as resolving pending issues, updating information, and issuing documents remotely, without needing to visit an electoral office. ChatVote ChatVote is the Electoral Justice's virtual assistant. It uses artificial intelligence to answer questions and provide guidance on available services. It can also be accessed on the TSE website. ChatVote is located on the left side of the page, at the bottom. It is a drawing of a ballot box with little eyes. Just click on it and ask your question. The second-round vote takes place next October 25. Polling stations are open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. This time, voters will vote only for president of the Republic and, in some states, for governor. The local race takes place in Acre, Amazonas, Distrito Federal, Espírito Santo, Rio Grande do Norte, and Tocantins.