Chile will hold a general election on Sunday to choose the country’s new president and members of parliament, featuring eight candidates vying to succeed outgoing leftist President Gabriel Boric next year.
Communist former minister Jeanette Jara, conservative lawyer José Antonio Kast, conservative politician Evelyn Matthei, and libertarian Congressman Johannes Kaiser are presently leading the eight-man race. The Chilean constitution bars current President Boric, whose term ends in March 2026, from seeking immediate reelection, forcing him to wait for one full presidential term before being eligible to run again.
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