As Bolivians prepare to cast their votes in a crucial presidential election, the political landscape is marked by significant turmoil and economic challenges. After a long era of socialism under Evo Morales, discontent among voters is palpable, with many expressing a desire for change. Morales, barred from participating in the election, has been actively campaigning for invalid votes, while concerns over his potential arrest loom large. The ruling party faces collapse, and the right-wing opposition is poised to make a historic comeback. With the economy in crisis, many voters are looking to the future as they head to the polls, potentially signaling a dramatic shift away from the leftist policies that have dominated for the last two decades.