A GUIDE TO
In 2022, Latin Americans in three countries will cast ballots for presidents and national legislators while the United States will hold decisive midterms in which the Latino vote will play a crucial role. In addition, multiple countries in the region, such as Mexico and Peru, are slated for local elections, while Chile and Uruguay will hold noteworthy referendums. Below, we outline the calendar for this year’s votes. Over the course of 2022, AS/COA will track these events through articles, poll updates, podcasts, and more.
Presidential and legislative election calendar:
Costa Rica: February 6 general elections, April 3 presidential runoff
Colombia: March 13 legislative elections and presidential primaries, May 29 presidential elections, June 19 presidential runoff
Brazil: October 2 general elections, October 30 presidential runoff
United States: November 8 legislative elections
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