The Brazilian Electoral Cycle of 2026 and its National, Regional and International Impacts

Nizar Messari

No 2643, Policy briefs on Economic Trends and Policies from Policy Center for the New South

Abstract: In October 2026, Brazil will elect its president. It will also renew the entire lower legislative chamber and two-thirds of the upper chamber, elect governors in all states, and renew state legislatures. What will be the impact of these elections nationally, regionally, and internationally? Who are the main presidential candidates, and what are their agendas? What are the main challenges facing Brazil over the coming years? These are the questions that this Policy Brief seeks to answer, taking into account the results of the first round of elections, held on October 4, and looking ahead to the second round, scheduled for October 25.

Date: 2026-10
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