In 2025, four Latin American countries—Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, and Honduras—will pick presidents in general elections. 

Beyond the presidential votes, there are other elections in the hemisphere, including Argentina’s midterms, Canada's renewal of its Parliament, and Uruguay's municipal contests. Several CARICOM countries including Guyana and Suriname are also holding general elections. AS/COA will track Latin America’s major races, as well as other regional legislative and local elections, through articles, explainers, poll trackers, podcasts, and more.

The calendar: 
Ecuador: February 9 presidential and legislative elections; April 13 presidential runoff. 
Uruguay: May 11 gubernatorial and municipal elections. 
Suriname: May 25 general elections. 
Bolivia: August 17 presidential and legislative elections; October 19 presidential runoff. 
Canada: October 20 federal elections 
Argentina: October 26 legislative elections.
Honduras: November 30 presidential, legislative, and municipal elections. 
Chile: November 16 presidential and legislative elections; December 14 presidential runoff. 
Guyana: December deadline for presidential and legislative elections.