While stirring both love and hate among voters, Pablo Marçal makes the municipal elections in São Paulo (3550308) a phenomenon that is not unique to Brazil. The charismatic and controversial candidate has managed to polarize the electorate, creating a highly charged atmosphere as the city approaches its decision day. This trend is not limited to São Paulo but is reflective of a broader global pattern where populist figures elicit strong emotional reactions from the public, influencing the political landscape in unpredictable ways.

Meanwhile, in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, preparations for the upcoming municipal elections on October 6th are in full swing. The Tribunal Regional Eleitoral de Mato Grosso do Sul (TRE-MS) has announced that all electronic voting machines have been delivered to their respective municipalities, with the last deliveries completed by August 31st. Approximately six thousand electronic voting machines have been distributed to serve the 7,251 polling stations across the 49 electoral zones of the state. The next critical phase, the Ceremony of Loading and Sealing, is scheduled for September 22nd. This process involves the insertion of candidate data, including names, voting numbers, and the positions they are contesting, as well as verifying that the machines are operational and ready for election day.

In Campo Grande (5002704), which has 646,216 registered voters, significant changes have been made to voting locations. Some units, such...

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