Brazil Electrol System

Brazil has a most complex and competitive electoral system. Therefore, analyzing its structure, impact, and electoral reform that would benefit this country will provide insights into its political environment.This electoral system is a hybrid. The nation’s hybrid system consists of two distinctive democratic techniques (Lloyd & Oliveira, 2016). These approaches make the political environment of the nation highly competitive. This hybrid system also impacts how officials are elected at the three government levels. For instance, the parliamentary system is used in the lower house, while the executives are elected through the presidential system, where run-offs are used for mayors, presidents, and mayors, while a plurality of the vote is used for senators (Lloyd & Oliveira, 2016). This system makes it difficult for the voters and officials to ensure the integrity of the electoral process and system. Generally, this system is complex due to its hybrid nature, which leads to the utilization of distinctive approaches.