Brazil held the first round of its presidential, congressional and gubernatorial elections on October 4. Flavio Bolsonaro took 47 percent to Lula's 45, forcing a runoff on October 25, while the PL elected 121 deputies, the most any party has held in Brazil's democratic history. His main proposals are to pardon his father and brother Eduardo and to impeach Supreme Court justices. Every Brazilian presidential runoff has been won by the first-round leader, and the stock index surged as much as 8.1 percent. Lula's campaign has overhauled its digital strategy and is stoking fears over Bolsonaro's 2%-of-GDP spending cut.