Brazilians voting in 'Clean Record' nationwide municipal elections
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Brazilians are casting ballots in nationwide municipal elections that experts say are most important for who won't be taking office.
Sunday's vote is the first under a so-called "Clean Record" law that bars people convicted of crimes from serving.
Observers say the bill is a watershed moment in Brazilian politics, long dominated by strong men who milk the system for personal gain.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Brazil's top electoral court says it's judging 2,969 cases related to the Clean Record law.
So far it's made final rulings on 764 cases — but it has yet to release a list of candidates it has barred.