Brazil's Liberal Party was unable on Thursday to file Senator Flávio Bolsonaro's presidential candidacy with the Superior Electoral Court (Brazil's top electoral authority) after official records suddenly showed him as a member of an unrelated party, the Missão, rather than his own — with just two days remaining before Saturday's registration deadline. The court said the change did not result from a system breach but from the misuse of access credentials, and opened an investigation; the record was reversed within hours, though Bolsonaro's legal team announced it would also request a Federal Police inquiry. The incident further inflames an already tense campaign atmosphere ahead of October's election, in which the latest CNT/MDA poll puts President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva at 48% against Bolsonaro's 39.1% in a potential runoff.