Elections 2026: how to find your voter registration title
Voters can consult their title number, electoral status, and voting location online using the Electoral Self-Service or the e-Título app. The service is free and does not require a trip to the notary office.

Those who will vote in the second round of the 2026 elections can check the number of the electorate, check the status of the electoral registration and find out the place of voting by internet – you do not have to go to an electoral register. The consultation is made by the official channels of Justiça Eleitoral: the Electoral Self-Service (Net Title), available on the portal of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), and the e-Title application.
The service is free and can be accessed at any time, facilitating the life of the voter who needs to organize for the elections.
With the vote approaching, many voters are looking for quick ways to confirm their data. The digital platform eliminates queues and displacements, allowing everything to be solved by mobile phone or computer. Next, see the step by step to access the information.
Consultation by Election Self-Service
The consultation can be made by the Election Self-Service, official service of Justiça Eleitoral. On the page, just go to the query area and choose the option to check the title number or check where to vote. The system is intuitive and does not require prior registration.
Those who do not remember the title number can retrieve it through Self-Service Elections. Simply provide the personal data requested by the system. In a few seconds, the platform informs the number of the electoral registration and the place where the voter is registered to vote.
This channel is especially useful for those who do not have a smartphone or prefer to use a computer. The interface is responsive and can be accessed from any browser at no additional cost.
Use of the e-Title application
Another option is to use the e-Title app, available for free for Android and iPhone mobiles. After installing the application, the voter must log in with the data linked to the gov.br account. The process is secure and ensures the authenticity of the information.
After login, the app displays all the information of the voter title, including: title number, electoral zone, section and place of voting. The interface organizes the data in a clear way, allowing quick consultation even on election day.
When the registration has a photo and the electoral situation is regular, the e-Title can also be used as an identification document at the time of voting. This eliminates the need to take another document with a photo, provided that the voter has made the biometric record.
Printed and digital version
The Justiça Eleitoral no longer generally delivers the physical paper title to voters. The measure accompanies the digitization of public services and reduces operating costs. Those who need a printed version can use the print option available in the Justiça Eleitoral e-services, where applicable.
The digital version is available in the e-Title app and gathers the main electoral information of the citizen. In addition to displaying the title number, the app displays voting receipts, certificates, and other useful documents. For the voter of Ponta Grossa and region, the tool is an ally in the organization for the second round.
It is worth remembering that the e-Title can present instability on days of great access, such as the eve of an election. Therefore, it is recommended to consult the data in advance and, if possible, save a screenshot of the digital title.
Next Steps for the Voter
With the information in hand, the voter can plan his or her trip and avoid setbacks. Early consultation also allows the identification of any pending electoral situation, such as debts or cadastral revisions. If there is irregularity, the system itself guides on how to regularize.
For those who have not yet downloaded the e-Title, the tip is to do it as soon as possible and test the login with the gov.br account. The app is lightweight and works even without an internet connection after the first access, displaying the saved data locally.
Justiça Eleitoral reinforces that all services are free and do not require intermediaries. Be wary of unofficial charges or websites. In case of doubt, the voter can search the electoral register of his city or access the service channels of TSE.
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