This project focuses on the digitally mediated processes through which non-resident citizens engage in Brazil’s upcoming presidential race. It asks: How do digital networks, platforms, and repertoires shape the Brazilian diaspora’s engagement with the 2022 elections? By zooming into the digital practices and technologies through which citizens abroad mobilize around electoral politics during the most heated half of a domestic “election year”, or ano eleitoral, this project seeks to deepen our understandings of contemporary experiences of diasporic citizenship. This project’s contribution stems from the intersection of two interdisciplinary debates: the scholarship focused on the lived experiences of transnational citizenship, and the literature dedicated to the governance of emigrants by sending states.