Brazil Election: Brazilians vote Sunday in a tight presidential race between Lula and far-right Flavio Bolsonaro, with polls showing a near tie and fresh controversies over foreign interference and even social-media takedowns tied to a patron-saint dispute. Off-Island Voting: Brazilian voters in the U.S. (including on Martha’s Vineyard) are being directed to specific polling sites and reminded to bring photo ID or an e-Título. U.S. Senate & Campaign Trail: In Washington, senators struggled to advance bills before campaigning ramps up, while Trump is set to hit multiple red states ahead of the midterms. Israel Election Politics: Trump dodged questions about endorsing Netanyahu ahead of Israel’s Oct. 27 election. Voter Roll Legal Fight: A federal judge blocked DOJ from getting Georgia’s unredacted voter list, marking another setback for the administration’s election-record lawsuits. Florida Voter ID: Another federal judge dismissed a challenge to Florida’s “exact match” voter registration verification rules, calling the suit “manufactured by meddlers.” Local Voting Deadlines: Texas lawmakers and local officials face deadline pressure after a state error delayed processing of more than 100,000 voter registration records. Election Security & Integrity: Haiti’s election countdown is shadowed by a surge in kidnappings as the country prepares for its first presidential vote in years.