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The first edition of "Caixa de Campanha" reveals that white men and women received R$ 394 million more than their share of candidacies
Information—which is essential for unequivocally identifying candidates and investigating possible irregularities—had been removed from the court’s voter registration databases in 2024
The proposals would undermine the objective of the quota provided for in the Electoral Law to make women's candidacies more competitive, with adequate electoral funding.
Transparência Brasil defends changes to the drafts of accountability and candidate registration during a public hearing at the Superior Electoral Court
Proposed changes to electoral drafts on accountability and candidate registration to prevent setbacks in affirmative policies and guarantee social control over campaign spending
Final report of the co-creation workshops of the Forum for Transparency and Democracy in the Brazilian Party System
Suggestions for conduct prohibited to public officials during the electoral period to prevent an information blackout in public bodies during the 2024 elections
