Macro Election 2 aggregates prediction markets focused on Brazil's 2026 presidential election. This collection brings together real-time forecasts across dozens of candidate outcomes, including Eduardo Leite, Carlos Roberto Massa Júnior, Eduardo Bolsonaro, Aldo Rebelo, Tarcisio de Freitas, and other contenders shaping Brazil's political landscape. Prediction markets serve as a transparent mechanism for discovering consensus views about electoral outcomes. Traders and political observers monitor these markets to understand how different scenarios are valued. Common questions include: Which candidate shows the strongest position? How have probabilities shifted following recent developments? What factors influence market pricing? Market prices reflect the collective assessment of available information and adjust continuously in response to measurable events—campaign announcements, polling releases, political endorsements, economic indicators, legislative actions, and media coverage. For example, prices may move when a candidate makes a major announcement, new polling data releases, key endorsements form, or economic conditions shift voter priorities. Higher market prices indicate stronger consensus confidence in a particular outcome, while lower prices suggest skepticism or greater uncertainty. By tracking price movements across all candidates, you can observe which outcomes the market favors and how confidence levels shift over time. Whether monitoring Brazil's political trajectory, studying market dynamics, or tracking specific candidates, Macro Election 2 provides a transparent window into how prediction markets assess electoral scenarios in real time.