Elections In Mexico
In short
Elections in Mexico involve the direct popular vote for the president, who serves a single six-year term, alongside members of the Congress of the Union and various state and municipal officials.
What is happening
The country holds regular elections at federal, state, and municipal levels to select its leadership. This includes the head of state, governors, and local municipal presidents.
When
Dates for specific upcoming election cycles are not confirmed here.
Why it matters
These elections determine the direction of the nation's federal government and its autonomous entities like Mexico City. The non-renewable six-year presidential term is a key feature of the political system.
Easy to mix up
Do not confuse these elections with recent news regarding voter fraud investigations or gubernatorial races in New Mexico, USA.