  We assess the epidemic situation caused by SARS-CoV-2 using Tsallis' proposal
for determining the occurrence of the peak, and also the
Susceptible-Infected-Recovered-Asymptomatic-Symptomatic and Dead
(\textbf{SIRASD}) compartmental model. Using these two models, we determine a
range of probable peak dates and study several social distancing scenarios
during the epidemic. Due to the socioeconomic situation and the conflictive
political climate, we take for our study the case of Bolivia, where a national
election was originally scheduled to occur on September 6th and recently
rescheduled on October 18th. For this, we analyze both electoral scenarios and
show that such an event can largely affect the epidemic's dynamics.
