Quaest pollster Felipe Nunes explores how the country's jaded but politically engaged electorate view the tight Lula–Bolsonaro race.
The country’s democratic transition depends on Washington’s willingness to set an electoral timetable, an expert writes.
A new law could annul election results in cases of “foreign interference,” handing the ruling party a powerful tool.
The president and Bolsonaro scion Flávio are in a deadlock ahead of the October 4 vote in a race marked by corruption, security, and economic worries.
Political analyst Thomas Traumann on the mudslinging in the Supreme Court, and other factors in the October election
Pew, U.S.–Mexico Foundation, and AMLAT Radar experts unpack new survey data on changing attitudes toward the midterms, U.S.–Mexico ties, and global powers.
Voters are feeling the squeeze from high interest rates and other factors.
