Overview
- The TSE and major outlets warn that the e‑Título’s first issuance cannot be done on election day so voters must download and set up the app by October 3, 2026 to use it on October 4.
- The app replaces a physical ID only when the voter has completed biometric registration and the e‑Título displays the voter’s photo, otherwise an official photo document is required.
- Accepted alternative IDs at the polling table include RG, CNH, passport, reservist certificate, work card or professional card even if expired, while birth or marriage certificates are not valid.
- The e‑Título shows polling location, zone and section, issues certificates, lets users view and pay electoral debts, and offers an absence justification that uses phone geolocation during voting hours and supports post‑vote submissions for 60 days.
- Voters with registrations cancelled when the roll closed on May 7, 2026 cannot vote in 2026 so everyone should confirm their polling location and that their photo appears in the app before leaving home.