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✶ 32 entities · 300 districts · 5 circunscripciones · as of 4 November 2026

Thirty-two states,
three hundred districts.

Mexico is a federation of 31 states and Mexico City (CPEUM art. 43). Each state has its own constitution, an elected governor and a single-chamber congress; below them are 2,462 municipalities and Mexico City's 16 alcaldías. For federal elections INE divides the country into 300 districts, which elect the Chamber's district deputies, and groups them into five circunscripciones for the list seats.

Who governs each state

Governors,
and 2027.

Governors serve six years and can never be re-elected (art. 116). Mexico City's head of government (Jefatura de Gobierno) is elected the same way (art. 122). On 6 June 2027, the day of the federal midterm, 17 states elect a governor; they are in full colour on the map.

  • 23 Morena 12 up in 2027
  • 4 PAN 3 up in 2027
  • 2 PRI 0 up in 2027
  • 2 MC 1 up in 2027
  • 1 PVEM 1 up in 2027

Sinaloa has an interim governor, named by the state congress on 25 August 2026 after Rubén Rocha Moya took indefinite leave. Click a state for its panel below.

Aguascalientes María Teresa Jiménez Esquivel (PAN) Next governor election: 6 June 2027 Baja California Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda (Morena) Next governor election: 6 June 2027 Baja California Sur Víctor Manuel Castro Cosío (Morena) Next governor election: 6 June 2027 Campeche Layda Elena Sansores San Román (Morena) Next governor election: 6 June 2027 Coahuila Manolo Jiménez Salinas (PRI) Next governor election: 3 June 2029 Colima Indira Vizcaíno Silva (Morena) Next governor election: 6 June 2027 Chiapas Óscar Eduardo Ramírez Aguilar (Morena) Next governor election: 2 June 2030 Chihuahua María Eugenia Campos Galván (PAN) Next governor election: 6 June 2027 Mexico City Clara Marina Brugada Molina (Morena) Next governor election: 2 June 2030 Durango Esteban Alejandro Villegas Villarreal (PRI) Next governor election: 4 June 2028 Guanajuato Libia Dennise García Muñoz Ledo (PAN) Next governor election: 2 June 2030 Guerrero Evelyn Cecia Salgado Pineda (Morena) Next governor election: 6 June 2027 Hidalgo Julio Ramón Menchaca Salazar (Morena) Next governor election: 4 June 2028 Jalisco Jesús Pablo Lemus Navarro (MC) Next governor election: 2 June 2030 State of Mexico Delfina Gómez Álvarez (Morena) Next governor election: 3 June 2029 Michoacán Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla (Morena) Next governor election: 6 June 2027 Morelos Margarita González Saravia Calderón (Morena) Next governor election: 2 June 2030 Nayarit Miguel Ángel Navarro Quintero (Morena) Next governor election: 6 June 2027 Nuevo León Samuel Alejandro García Sepúlveda (MC) Next governor election: 6 June 2027 Oaxaca Salomón Jara Cruz (Morena) Next governor election: 4 June 2028 Puebla Alejandro Armenta Mier (Morena) Next governor election: 2 June 2030 Querétaro Mauricio Kuri González (PAN) Next governor election: 6 June 2027 Quintana Roo María Elena Hermelinda Lezama Espinosa (Morena) Next governor election: 6 June 2027 San Luis Potosí José Ricardo Gallardo Cardona (PVEM) Next governor election: 6 June 2027 Sinaloa Graciela Domínguez Nava (Morena), interim Next governor election: 6 June 2027 Sonora Francisco Alfonso Durazo Montaño (Morena) Next governor election: 6 June 2027 Tabasco Javier May Rodríguez (Morena) Next governor election: 2 June 2030 Tamaulipas Américo Villarreal Anaya (Morena) Next governor election: 4 June 2028 Tlaxcala Lorena Cuéllar Cisneros (Morena) Next governor election: 6 June 2027 Veracruz Norma Rocío Nahle García (Morena) Next governor election: 2 June 2030 Yucatán Joaquín Jesús Díaz Mena (Morena) Next governor election: 2 June 2030 Zacatecas David Monreal Ávila (Morena) Next governor election: 6 June 2027 Central Mexico
  • Morena 23
  • PAN 4
  • PRI 2
  • MC 2
  • PVEM 1
  • Paler: no governor election in 2027

Governor's party, 4 November 2026; full colour: governor elected 6 June 2027 · Distritación federal 2023: Instituto Nacional Electoral (INE), Cómputos Distritales 2024

Photos: Víctor Manuel Castro Cosío — Senado de la República (Mexican Senate), Attribution · Layda Elena Sansores San Román — Secretaría de Cultura Ciudad de México, CC BY 2.0 · Manolo Jiménez Salinas — Manolo Jiménez Salinas, CC BY-SA 2.0 · Indira Vizcaíno Silva — EneasMx, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Óscar Eduardo Ramírez Aguilar — Original: Instituto de Profesionalización Derivative work: AntoFran, CC BY-SA 4.0 · María Eugenia Campos Galván — Gobierno Municipal de Chihuahua., CC BY-SA 3.0 es · Clara Marina Brugada Molina — EneasMx, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Libia Dennise García Muñoz Ledo — Danielhdzlu, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Julio Ramón Menchaca Salazar — Desde Abajo, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Jesús Pablo Lemus Navarro — ComunicaciónJalisco, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Delfina Gómez Álvarez — EneasMx, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla — Gabomiranda, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Miguel Ángel Navarro Quintero — Cristian9076, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Salomón Jara Cruz — Israel.rosas83, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Francisco Alfonso Durazo Montaño — Bernyxj7, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Norma Rocío Nahle García — Senado de la República (Mexican Senate), Attribution · Joaquín Jesús Díaz Mena — Ralvachi, CC BY-SA 4.0 · David Monreal Ávila — Yorjoss300, CC BY-SA 4.0 . Others public domain. Via Wikimedia Commons.

Chamber of Deputies 2024 · 300 districts

One map,
four measures.

The districts are drawn by INE from the census: the country's population divided by 300, about 420,047 people each in 2020, and no state may have fewer than two (art. 53). The current map was approved in 2023 and is used for the 2024, 2027 and 2030 elections. Baja California Sur, Campeche and Colima have two each; the State of Mexico has 40.

In 2024 Morena or its coalition won 256 of the 300 districts and the PAN–PRI–PRD coalition or the PAN alone 42; Movimiento Ciudadano won 1, and one went to an independent. Which party each coalition seat counted for was set by the coalition agreements, not shown on the ballot; the totals by party are on the seats page. Click a district for its row in the state tables below.

Colour the districts by

Who won each district on 2 June 2024, by the ticket on the ballot: a coalition, or one party alone where the coalition did not run jointly.

  • Sigamos Haciendo Historia (Morena, PT, PVEM) 219; Morena alone 37
  • Fuerza y Corazón por México (PAN, PRI, PRD) 39; PAN alone 3
  • Movimiento Ciudadano 1
  • Independent 1
Aguascalientes 1 · Jesús María Humberto Ambriz Delgadillo (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 8.3 pts Turnout 60.7% · Morena 32.5% Aguascalientes 2 · Aguascalientes Mónica Becerra Moreno (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 6.4 pts Turnout 55.5% · Morena 33.8% Aguascalientes 3 · Aguascalientes Paulo Gonzalo Martínez López (PAN), margin 18.3 pts Turnout 62.2% · Morena 26.4% Baja California 1 · Mexicali Alma Laura Ruiz López (Morena), margin 9.6 pts Turnout 50.8% · Morena 45.2% Baja California 2 · Mexicali Nancy Guadalupe Sánchez Arredondo (Morena), margin 24.7 pts Turnout 47.8% · Morena 51.3% Baja California 3 · Ensenada Claudia Lisbeth Moreno Ramírez (Morena), margin 27.7 pts Turnout 49.8% · Morena 50.2% Baja California 4 · Tijuana Rocío López Gorosave (Morena), margin 51.6 pts Turnout 47.1% · Morena 60.9% Baja California 5 · Tijuana Evangelina Moreno Guerra (Morena), margin 17.5 pts Turnout 49.1% · Morena 45.2% Baja California 6 · Tijuana Gilberto Herrera Solórzano (Morena), margin 25.7 pts Turnout 48.0% · Morena 48.2% Baja California 7 · Mexicali José Armando Fernández Samaniego (Morena), margin 33.4 pts Turnout 46.9% · Morena 53.6% Baja California 8 · Tijuana Fausto Gallardo García (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 59.7 pts Turnout 46.2% · Morena 58.9% Baja California 9 · Tecate Hilda Araceli Brown Figueredo (Morena), margin 40.8 pts Turnout 43.7% · Morena 55.4% Baja California Sur 1 · La Paz Manuel Alejandro Cota Cárdenas (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 22.8 pts Turnout 56.5% · Morena 43.1% Baja California Sur 2 · San José del Cabo Luis Armando Díaz (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 26.4 pts Turnout 50.6% · Morena 39.6% Campeche 1 · San Francisco de Campeche Elda Esther del Carmen Castillo Quintana (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 6.9 pts Turnout 67.6% · Morena 34.5% Campeche 2 · Ciudad del Carmen Gabriela del Carmen Basto González (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 31.1 pts Turnout 58.7% · Morena 49.1% Coahuila 1 · Piedras Negras Brígido Ramiro Moreno Hernández (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 0.5 pts Turnout 58.5% · Morena 38.1% Coahuila 2 · San Pedro Francisco Javier Borrego Adame (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 10.4 pts Turnout 67.9% · Morena 40.2% Coahuila 3 · Monclova Theodoros Kalionchiz de la Fuente (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 3.8 pts Turnout 65.4% · Morena 35.1% Coahuila 4 · Saltillo Yerico Abramo Masso (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 12.5 pts Turnout 64.5% · Morena 33.3% Coahuila 5 · Torreón José Guillermo Anaya Llamas (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 4.7 pts Turnout 69.5% · Morena 35.9% Coahuila 6 · Torreón Cintia Cuevas Sánchez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 3.1 pts Turnout 67.6% · Morena 41.3% Coahuila 7 · Saltillo Antonio Lorenzo Castro Villarreal (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 5.2 pts Turnout 61.5% · Morena 41.4% Coahuila 8 · Ramos Arizpe Hilda Magdalena Licerio Valdés (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 9.0 pts Turnout 66.5% · Morena 42.6% Colima 1 · Colima Leoncio Alfonso Morán Sánchez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 3.4 pts Turnout 60.2% · Morena 30.9% Colima 2 · Valle de las Garzas Gricelda Valencia de la Mora (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 34.4 pts Turnout 54.2% · Morena 45.3% Chiapas 1 · Palenque Carlos Morelos Rodríguez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 76.4 pts Turnout 72.7% · Morena 31.2% Chiapas 2 · Bochil Karina Margarita del Río Zenteno (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 36.0 pts Turnout 70.8% · Morena 34.2% Chiapas 3 · Ocosingo Alfredo Vázquez Vázquez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 81.7 pts Turnout 67.5% · Morena 45.6% Chiapas 4 · Pichucalco Joaquín Zebadúa Alva (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 53.6 pts Turnout 70.6% · Morena 45.3% Chiapas 5 · San Cristóbal de las Casas Emilio Ramón Ramírez Guzmán (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 5.4 pts Turnout 62.0% · Morena 28.9% Chiapas 6 · Tuxtla Gutiérrez Flor de María Esponda Torres (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 60.9 pts Turnout 57.3% · Morena 39.9% Chiapas 7 · Tonalá Azucena Arreola Trinidad (Morena), margin 26.4 pts Turnout 57.9% · Morena 49.2% Chiapas 8 · Comitán de Domínguez Roberto Armando Albores Gleason (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 68.2 pts Turnout 65.7% · Morena 35.2% Chiapas 9 · Tuxtla Gutiérrez Guillermo Rafael Santiago Rodríguez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 29.4 pts Turnout 50.5% · Morena 42.6% Chiapas 10 · Villaflores Deliamaría González Flandez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 58.6 pts Turnout 57.4% · Morena 45.5% Chiapas 11 · Las Margaritas Rosario del Carmen Moreno Villatoro (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 73.2 pts Turnout 62.8% · Morena 44.8% Chiapas 12 · Tapachula Rosa Irene Urbina Castañeda (Morena), margin 23.8 pts Turnout 57.2% · Morena 42.0% Chiapas 13 · Huehuetán Jorge Luis Villatoro Osorio (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 53.7 pts Turnout 57.5% · Morena 33.1% Chihuahua 1 · Juárez Daniel Murguia Lardizábal (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 60.0 pts Turnout 50.3% · Morena 63.3% Chihuahua 2 · Juárez Teresita de Jesús Vargas Meraz (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 70.1 pts Turnout 43.1% · Morena 69.0% Chihuahua 3 · Juárez Lilia Aguilar Gil (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 59.9 pts Turnout 44.1% · Morena 61.6% Chihuahua 4 · Juárez Alejandro Pérez Cuellar (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 14.4 pts Turnout 54.4% · Morena 41.6% Chihuahua 5 · Delicias Juan Antonio Meléndez Ortega (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 13.2 pts Turnout 54.0% · Morena 30.3% Chihuahua 6 · Chihuahua María Angélica Granados Trespalacios (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 24.6 pts Turnout 60.6% · Morena 27.9% Chihuahua 7 · Cuauhtémoc Jesús Roberto Corral Ordóñez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 3.0 pts Turnout 49.8% · Morena 33.8% Chihuahua 8 · Chihuahua César Alejandro Domínguez Domínguez (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 2.8 pts Turnout 55.2% · Morena 34.6% Chihuahua 9 · Hidalgo del Parral Noel Chávez Velázquez (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 0.7 pts Turnout 57.6% · Morena 31.4% Mexico City 1 · Gustavo A. Madero César Arnulfo Cravioto Romero (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 41.1 pts Turnout 67.0% · Morena 53.0% Mexico City 2 · Gustavo A. Madero José Alberto Benavides Castañeda (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 6.0 pts Turnout 70.7% · Morena 37.2% Mexico City 3 · Azcapotzalco Gabriela Georgina Jiménez Godoy (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 15.7 pts Turnout 72.2% · Morena 41.7% Mexico City 4 · Iztapalapa María de los Dolores Padierna Luna (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 43.7 pts Turnout 66.0% · Morena 53.0% Mexico City 5 · Tlalpan Carlos Alberto Ulloa Pérez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 18.1 pts Turnout 68.0% · Morena 41.2% Mexico City 6 · La Magdalena Contreras Daniel Campos Plancarte (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 2.9 pts Turnout 72.3% · Morena 36.7% Mexico City 7 · Gustavo A. Madero Juan Guillermo Rendón Gómez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 20.7 pts Turnout 70.1% · Morena 43.9% Mexico City 8 · Coyoacán Ana María Lomelí Robles (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 5.4 pts Turnout 72.5% · Morena 37.3% Mexico City 9 · Tláhuac Rigoberto Salgado Vázquez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 27.9 pts Turnout 64.5% · Morena 44.3% Mexico City 10 · Miguel Hidalgo Margarita Ester Zavala Gómez del Campo (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 12.6 pts Turnout 73.1% · Morena 30.8% Mexico City 11 · Venustiano Carranza Elena Edith Segura Trejo (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 16.5 pts Turnout 69.6% · Morena 41.9% Mexico City 12 · Cuauhtémoc Mónica Elizabeth Sandoval Hernández (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 0.6 pts Turnout 68.5% · Morena 34.8% Mexico City 13 · Iztacalco Francisco Javier Sánchez Cervantes (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 16.5 pts Turnout 69.8% · Morena 41.0% Mexico City 14 · Tlalpan Carlos Hernández Mirón (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 3.7 pts Turnout 72.7% · Morena 38.3% Mexico City 15 · Benito Juárez Federico Döring Casar (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 40.0 pts Turnout 76.7% · Morena 20.6% Mexico City 16 · Álvaro Obregón Estela Carina Piceno Navarro (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 17.2 pts Turnout 69.4% · Morena 42.2% Mexico City 17 · Álvaro Obregón Carlos Arturo Madrazo Silva (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 5.5 pts Turnout 71.8% · Morena 32.8% Mexico City 18 · Iztapalapa Gabriel García Hernández (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 29.0 pts Turnout 68.6% · Morena 46.3% Mexico City 19 · Coyoacán Héctor Saúl Téllez Hernández (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 6.6 pts Turnout 74.1% · Morena 32.8% Mexico City 20 · Iztapalapa Ana Karina Rojo Pimentel (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 40.9 pts Turnout 65.6% · Morena 52.0% Mexico City 21 · Xochimilco José Carlos Acosta Ruiz (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 24.8 pts Turnout 64.1% · Morena 41.4% Mexico City 22 · Iztapalapa Marisela Zúñiga Cerón (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 60.5 pts Turnout 61.3% · Morena 60.9% Durango 1 · Victoria de Durango Martha Olivia García Vidaña (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 12.5 pts Turnout 51.9% · Morena 41.0% Durango 2 · Gómez Palacio Betzabé Martínez Arango (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 19.9 pts Turnout 55.9% · Morena 45.8% Durango 3 · Lerdo Gerardo Villarreal Solís (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 19.3 pts Turnout 54.5% · Morena 41.4% Durango 4 · Victoria de Durango Silvia Patricia Jiménez Delgado (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 3.6 pts Turnout 56.3% · Morena 29.5% Guanajuato 1 · San Luis de la Paz Luis Gerardo Sánchez Sánchez (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 10.2 pts Turnout 57.2% · Morena 29.6% Guanajuato 2 · San Miguel de Allende Alma Rosa de la Vega Vargas (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 13.3 pts Turnout 53.1% · Morena 41.0% Guanajuato 3 · León Fernando Torres Graciano (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 33.1 pts Turnout 64.7% · Morena 23.6% Guanajuato 4 · Guanajuato Francisco Javier Estrada Domínguez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 7.1 pts Turnout 57.3% · Morena 29.3% Guanajuato 5 · León Éctor Jaime Ramírez Barba (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 16.3 pts Turnout 56.2% · Morena 30.5% Guanajuato 6 · León Laura Cristina Márquez Alcalá (PAN), margin 12.7 pts Turnout 57.9% · Morena 30.0% Guanajuato 7 · San Francisco del Rincón Diana Estefanía Gutiérrez Valtierra (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 26.2 pts Turnout 56.3% · Morena 25.1% Guanajuato 8 · Salamanca Ernesto Alejandro Prieto Gallardo (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 17.4 pts Turnout 57.3% · Morena 45.2% Guanajuato 9 · Irapuato Diego Ángel Rodríguez Barroso (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 2.2 pts Turnout 53.3% · Morena 36.5% Guanajuato 10 · Uriangato Alejandro Calderón Díaz (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 22.5 pts Turnout 54.8% · Morena 39.5% Guanajuato 11 · León Miguel Ángel Salim Alle (PAN), margin 10.6 pts Turnout 60.0% · Morena 30.0% Guanajuato 12 · Celaya María Magdalena Rosales Cruz (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 9.3 pts Turnout 58.7% · Morena 41.3% Guanajuato 13 · Valle de Santiago Lucero Higareda Segura (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 8.5 pts Turnout 51.5% · Morena 41.8% Guanajuato 14 · Acámbaro Juana Acosta Trujillo (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 7.3 pts Turnout 51.9% · Morena 39.0% Guanajuato 15 · Irapuato José Javier Aguirre Gallardo (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 9.2 pts Turnout 52.5% · Morena 42.4% Guerrero 1 · Cd. Altamirano Celeste Mora Eguiluz (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 46.8 pts Turnout 59.1% · Morena 56.0% Guerrero 2 · Acapulco Yoloczin Lizbeth Domínguez Serna (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 64.7 pts Turnout 50.6% · Morena 61.4% Guerrero 3 · Zihuatanejo Ma. del Carmen Cabrera Lagunas (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 49.8 pts Turnout 56.3% · Morena 57.6% Guerrero 4 · Acapulco Javier Taja Ramírez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 64.3 pts Turnout 52.5% · Morena 58.8% Guerrero 5 · Tlapa Gerardo Olivares Mejía (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 34.4 pts Turnout 65.4% · Morena 29.6% Guerrero 6 · Chilapa María del Carmen Nava García (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 18.7 pts Turnout 55.9% · Morena 39.9% Guerrero 7 · Chilpancingo Carlos Sánchez Barrios (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 36.1 pts Turnout 55.1% · Morena 43.8% Guerrero 8 · Ometepec Marco Antonio de la Mora Torreblanca (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 38.8 pts Turnout 63.0% · Morena 41.2% Hidalgo 1 · Huejutla de Reyes Daniel Andrade Zurutuza (Morena), margin 19.8 pts Turnout 68.6% · Morena 40.5% Hidalgo 2 · Ixmiquilpan Ciria Yamilé Salomón Durán (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 50.5 pts Turnout 63.5% · Morena 46.2% Hidalgo 3 · Actopan Tatiana Tonantzin P. Ángeles Moreno (Morena), margin 22.4 pts Turnout 63.8% · Morena 44.5% Hidalgo 4 · Tulancingo de Bravo Alma Lidia de la Vega Sánchez (Morena), margin 25.6 pts Turnout 57.4% · Morena 48.2% Hidalgo 5 · El Llano Primera Sección Astrit Viridiana Cornejo Gómez (Morena), margin 28.5 pts Turnout 66.5% · Morena 47.3% Hidalgo 6 · Pachuca de Soto Ricardo Crespo Arroyo (Morena), margin 25.0 pts Turnout 65.6% · Morena 47.9% Hidalgo 7 · Tepeapulco Mirna María de la Luz Rubio Sánchez (Morena), margin 26.4 pts Turnout 61.9% · Morena 48.7% Jalisco 1 · Tequila Francisco Javier Guízar Macías (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 13.1 pts Turnout 62.0% · Morena 34.4% Jalisco 2 · Lagos de Moreno Tecutli José Guadalupe Gómez Villalobos (MC), margin 0.3 pts Turnout 56.9% · Morena 22.6% Jalisco 3 · Tepatitlán de Morelos José Mario Íñiguez Franco (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 18.1 pts Turnout 55.6% · Morena 20.2% Jalisco 4 · Zapopan Raúl Álvarez Villaseñor (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 6.1 pts Turnout 57.0% · Morena 30.0% Jalisco 5 · Puerto Vallarta Bruno Blancas Mercado (Morena), margin 5.1 pts Turnout 55.8% · Morena 29.6% Jalisco 6 · Nuevo México Beatriz Carranza Gómez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 0.9 pts Turnout 55.4% · Morena 27.4% Jalisco 7 · Tonalá Claudia García Hernández (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 27.1 pts Turnout 50.8% · Morena 41.4% Jalisco 8 · Guadalajara Paola Milagros Espinosa Sánchez (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 8.4 pts Turnout 67.5% · Morena 23.2% Jalisco 9 · Guadalajara Favio Castellanos Polanco (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 15.7 pts Turnout 58.4% · Morena 35.0% Jalisco 10 · Zapopan Omar Antonio Borboa Becerra (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 10.1 pts Turnout 65.6% · Morena 18.7% Jalisco 11 · Guadalajara Merilyn Gómez Pozos (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 11.6 pts Turnout 60.8% · Morena 32.3% Jalisco 12 · Santa Cruz de las Flores Sandra Beatriz González Pérez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 3.1 pts Turnout 57.8% · Morena 28.1% Jalisco 13 · Santa María Tequepexpan José Luis Sánchez González (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 15.4 pts Turnout 57.2% · Morena 35.3% Jalisco 14 · Tlajomulco de Zúñiga Marcela Michel López (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 20.2 pts Turnout 44.9% · Morena 43.2% Jalisco 15 · La Barca Alonso de Jesús Vázquez Jiménez (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 12.6 pts Turnout 55.1% · Morena 19.7% Jalisco 16 · Tlaquepaque Alberto Maldonado Chavarín (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 19.0 pts Turnout 53.9% · Morena 38.5% Jalisco 17 · Jocotepec Antonio de Jesús Ramírez Ramos (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 24.4 pts Turnout 57.4% · Morena 36.4% Jalisco 18 · Autlán de Navarro Haidyd Arreola López (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 10.4 pts Turnout 59.6% · Morena 32.7% Jalisco 19 · Ciudad Guzmán Clara Cárdenas Galván (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 16.8 pts Turnout 58.4% · Morena 34.6% Jalisco 20 · Tonalá Katia Alejandra Castillo Lozano (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 20.0 pts Turnout 50.9% · Morena 41.5% State of Mexico 1 · Jilotepec de Molina Enríquez María Luisa Mendoza Mondragón (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 26.2 pts Turnout 70.1% · Morena 44.3% State of Mexico 2 · Santa María Tultepec Dionicia Vázquez García (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 31.3 pts Turnout 65.3% · Morena 48.9% State of Mexico 3 · Atlacomulco de Fabela Diana Castillo Gabino (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 24.2 pts Turnout 68.8% · Morena 46.5% State of Mexico 4 · Ciudad Nicolás Romero Y/o Centro Histórico San Pedro Atzcapotzaltongo Melva Carrasco Godínez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 24.2 pts Turnout 59.6% · Morena 43.7% State of Mexico 5 · Teotihuacán de Arista Patricia Galindo Alarcón (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 22.5 pts Turnout 66.6% · Morena 48.0% State of Mexico 6 · Coacalco de Berriozábal Julieta Villalpando Riquelme (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 20.4 pts Turnout 65.8% · Morena 43.2% State of Mexico 7 · Cuautitlán Izcalli Xóchitl Nashielly Zagal Ramírez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 15.5 pts Turnout 68.3% · Morena 43.5% State of Mexico 8 · Tultitlán de Mariano Escobedo Anay Beltrán Reyes (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 34.2 pts Turnout 64.2% · Morena 49.6% State of Mexico 9 · San Felipe del Progreso Iván Marín Rangel (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 22.0 pts Turnout 64.0% · Morena 39.6% State of Mexico 10 · Ecatepec de Morelos Luis Fernando Vilchis Contreras (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 27.6 pts Turnout 61.5% · Morena 40.1% State of Mexico 11 · Ecatepec de Morelos Xóchitl Teresa Arzola Vargas (Morena), margin 23.3 pts Turnout 59.4% · Morena 45.6% State of Mexico 12 · Ixtapaluca Armando Corona Arvizu (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 30.5 pts Turnout 60.2% · Morena 42.7% State of Mexico 13 · Ecatepec de Morelos Alma Monserrat Córdoba Navarrete (Morena), margin 14.8 pts Turnout 65.4% · Morena 43.1% State of Mexico 14 · Tepexpan Claudia Leticia Garfias Alcántara (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 27.8 pts Turnout 68.0% · Morena 46.9% State of Mexico 15 · Ciudad Adolfo López Mateos Josefina Anaya Martínez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 4.3 pts Turnout 64.5% · Morena 38.1% State of Mexico 16 · Ecatepec de Morelos Emilio Manzanilla Téllez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 38.4 pts Turnout 60.8% · Morena 49.2% State of Mexico 17 · Ecatepec de Morelos Juan Hugo de la Rosa García (Morena), margin 13.8 pts Turnout 65.2% · Morena 44.6% State of Mexico 18 · Huixquilucan de Degollado Claudia Sánchez Juárez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 3.0 pts Turnout 69.5% · Morena 34.2% State of Mexico 19 · Tlalnepantla de Baz Gabriela Valdepeñas González (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 2.2 pts Turnout 70.6% · Morena 37.9% State of Mexico 20 · Ojo de Agua Montserrat Ruiz Paez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 28.1 pts Turnout 67.2% · Morena 47.9% State of Mexico 21 · Amecameca de Juárez Iván Millán Contreras (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 39.6 pts Turnout 65.9% · Morena 44.4% State of Mexico 22 · Naucalpan de Juárez Martha Amalia Moya Bastón (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 14.1 pts Turnout 68.5% · Morena 30.6% State of Mexico 23 · Lerma de Villada Luis Alberto Carballo Gutiérrez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 28.2 pts Turnout 67.5% · Morena 44.2% State of Mexico 24 · Naucalpan de Juárez José Luis Durán Reveles (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 29.5 pts Turnout 61.5% · Morena 47.0% State of Mexico 25 · Chimalhuacán Leide Avilés Domínguez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 39.1 pts Turnout 53.8% · Morena 50.5% State of Mexico 26 · Toluca de Lerdo Luis Enrique Miranda Barrera (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 20.8 pts Turnout 63.9% · Morena 42.7% State of Mexico 27 · Metepec Wblester Santiago Pineda (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 5.0 pts Turnout 71.6% · Morena 34.8% State of Mexico 28 · Zumpango de Ocampo Roberto Ángel Domínguez Rodríguez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 30.5 pts Turnout 59.4% · Morena 44.5% State of Mexico 29 · Cd. Nezahualcóyotl Gerardo Ulloa Pérez (Morena), margin 25.0 pts Turnout 64.6% · Morena 48.1% State of Mexico 30 · Chimalhuacán César Agustín Hernández Pérez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 30.6 pts Turnout 55.5% · Morena 49.4% State of Mexico 31 · Cd. Nezahualcóyotl Juan Ángel Bautista Bravo (Morena), margin 28.9 pts Turnout 62.7% · Morena 51.0% State of Mexico 32 · Valle de Chalco Solidaridad Luis Enrique Martínez Ventura (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 55.2 pts Turnout 58.2% · Morena 48.7% State of Mexico 33 · Chalco de Díaz Covarrubias Anaís Miriam Burgos Hernández (Morena), margin 35.1 pts Turnout 57.6% · Morena 51.9% State of Mexico 34 · Toluca de Lerdo Mónica Angélica Álvarez Nemer (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 5.5 pts Turnout 69.0% · Morena 36.8% State of Mexico 35 · Tenancingo de Degollado Arturo Roberto Hernández Tapia (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 30.2 pts Turnout 63.3% · Morena 35.1% State of Mexico 36 · Tejupilco de Hidalgo Juan Carlos Varela Domínguez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 28.2 pts Turnout 66.6% · Morena 47.0% State of Mexico 37 · Teoloyucan Pedro Mario Zenteno Santaella (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 35.5 pts Turnout 62.9% · Morena 47.3% State of Mexico 38 · Texcoco de Mora Jesús Martín Cuanalo Araujo (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 35.2 pts Turnout 61.3% · Morena 44.9% State of Mexico 39 · Los Reyes Acaquilpan José Luis Montalvo Luna (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 27.5 pts Turnout 59.1% · Morena 48.7% State of Mexico 40 · San Miguel Zinacantepec Azucena Huerta Romero (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 17.2 pts Turnout 64.4% · Morena 35.7% Michoacán 1 · Lázaro Cárdenas Leonel Godoy Rangel (Morena), margin 23.4 pts Turnout 54.4% · Morena 43.0% Michoacán 2 · Apatzingán de la Constitución José Luis Cruz Lucatero (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 12.2 pts Turnout 48.0% · Morena 29.7% Michoacán 3 · Heroica Zitácuaro Mary Carmen Bernal Martínez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 28.8 pts Turnout 56.1% · Morena 31.9% Michoacán 4 · Jiquilpan de Juárez Rosa Guadalupe Ortega Tiburcio (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 7.1 pts Turnout 53.5% · Morena 32.1% Michoacán 5 · Zamora de Hidalgo Delhi Miroslava Shember Domínguez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 5.9 pts Turnout 49.5% · Morena 33.9% Michoacán 6 · Ciudad Hidalgo José Luis Téllez Marín (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 11.8 pts Turnout 57.9% · Morena 22.9% Michoacán 7 · Zacapu Marcela Velázquez Vázquez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 28.4 pts Turnout 56.4% · Morena 37.7% Michoacán 8 · Morelia Ernesto Núñez Aguilar (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 14.3 pts Turnout 54.8% · Morena 34.3% Michoacán 9 · Uruapan del Progreso Guadalupe Araceli Mendoza Arias (Independent), margin 1.2 pts Turnout 56.7% · Morena 24.4% Michoacán 10 · Morelia David Alejandro Cortés Mendoza (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 11.5 pts Turnout 58.8% · Morena 28.2% Michoacán 11 · Pátzcuaro Vanessa López Carrillo (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 23.3 pts Turnout 57.2% · Morena 30.1% Morelos 1 · Cuernavaca Sandra Anaya Villegas (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 9.8 pts Turnout 63.4% · Morena 34.8% Morelos 2 · Jiutepec Ariadna Barrera Vázquez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 32.9 pts Turnout 59.3% · Morena 40.1% Morelos 3 · Cuautla Cindy Winkler Trujillo (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 31.9 pts Turnout 61.0% · Morena 40.1% Morelos 4 · Los Pilares Juan Ángel Flores Bustamante (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 56.1 pts Turnout 61.8% · Morena 49.6% Morelos 5 · Yautepec Agustín Alonso Gutiérrez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 45.2 pts Turnout 65.5% · Morena 40.4% Nayarit 1 · Santiago Ixcuintla Any Marilú Porras Baylón (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 38.1 pts Turnout 61.4% · Morena 40.0% Nayarit 2 · Tepic Beatriz Andrea Navarro Pérez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 30.3 pts Turnout 54.2% · Morena 39.2% Nayarit 3 · Compostela Jorge Armando Ortiz Rodríguez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 35.9 pts Turnout 52.2% · Morena 42.8% Nuevo León 1 · Santa Catarina Homero Ricardo Niño de Rivera Vela (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 24.0 pts Turnout 61.6% · Morena 18.5% Nuevo León 2 · Apodaca Andrés Mauricio Cantú Ramírez (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 5.8 pts Turnout 56.1% · Morena 28.6% Nuevo León 3 · Gral. Escobedo Clara Luz Flores Carrales (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 23.7 pts Turnout 48.4% · Morena 34.8% Nuevo León 4 · San Nicolás de los Garza Amparo Lilia Olivares Castañeda (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 14.4 pts Turnout 63.9% · Morena 22.4% Nuevo León 5 · Monterrey Santiago González Soto (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 15.7 pts Turnout 51.5% · Morena 26.0% Nuevo León 6 · Monterrey Annia Sarahí Gómez Cárdenas (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 29.2 pts Turnout 66.9% · Morena 16.6% Nuevo León 7 · Fracc. Valle de Lincóln Carlos Alberto Guevara Garza (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 16.1 pts Turnout 47.4% · Morena 30.0% Nuevo León 8 · Guadalupe Adriana Belinda Quiroz Gallegos (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 10.0 pts Turnout 55.9% · Morena 33.4% Nuevo León 9 · Linares Juan Francisco Espinoza Eguía (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 12.4 pts Turnout 59.2% · Morena 23.2% Nuevo León 10 · Monterrey Ana Isabel González González (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 23.5 pts Turnout 63.1% · Morena 16.7% Nuevo León 11 · Guadalupe Pedro Garza Treviño (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 0.2 pts Turnout 59.1% · Morena 27.9% Nuevo León 12 · Benito Juárez Héctor Alfonso de la Garza Villarreal (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 5.5 pts Turnout 47.1% · Morena 31.6% Nuevo León 13 · Salinas Victoria Luis Orlando Quiroga Treviño (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 3.4 pts Turnout 52.3% · Morena 21.8% Nuevo León 14 · Pesquería José Gloria López (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 6.7 pts Turnout 48.9% · Morena 27.6% Oaxaca 1 · San Juan Bautista Tuxtepec Miriam de los Ángeles Vázquez Ruiz (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 57.1 pts Turnout 64.9% · Morena 52.5% Oaxaca 2 · Teotitlán de Flores Magón Irma Juan Carlos (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 41.2 pts Turnout 65.1% · Morena 45.3% Oaxaca 3 · Heroica Ciudad de Huajuapan de León Margarita García García (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 50.3 pts Turnout 58.9% · Morena 48.9% Oaxaca 4 · Tlacolula de Matamoros Naty Poob Pijy Jiménez Vásquez (Morena), margin 39.9 pts Turnout 51.2% · Morena 52.9% Oaxaca 5 · Salina Cruz Carol Antonio Altamirano (Morena), margin 25.8 pts Turnout 61.4% · Morena 46.9% Oaxaca 6 · Heroica Ciudad de Tlaxiaco José Alejandro López Sánchez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 69.1 pts Turnout 54.7% · Morena 50.0% Oaxaca 7 · Ciudad Ixtepec Gloria Sánchez López (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 63.8 pts Turnout 64.1% · Morena 51.0% Oaxaca 8 · Oaxaca de Juárez Raúl Bolaños Cacho Cué (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 34.9 pts Turnout 61.3% · Morena 41.3% Oaxaca 9 · Puerto Escondido María del Carmen Bautista Peláez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 48.7 pts Turnout 57.8% · Morena 44.4% Oaxaca 10 · Miahuatlán de Porfirio Díaz Carmelo Cruz Mendoza (Morena), margin 35.8 pts Turnout 54.3% · Morena 48.6% Puebla 1 · Huauchinango de Degollado Gissel Santander Soto (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 35.0 pts Turnout 66.4% · Morena 43.4% Puebla 2 · Cuautilulco Barrio Fátima Almendra Cruz Peláez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 23.9 pts Turnout 70.9% · Morena 38.1% Puebla 3 · Teziutlán María de los Ángeles Ballesteros García (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 41.9 pts Turnout 68.0% · Morena 37.4% Puebla 4 · Libres Juan Antonio González Hernández (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 40.5 pts Turnout 70.4% · Morena 35.3% Puebla 5 · San Martín Texmelucan de Labastida Rafaela Vianey García Romero (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 41.9 pts Turnout 62.0% · Morena 42.6% Puebla 6 · Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza Alejandro Carvajal Hidalgo (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 34.7 pts Turnout 58.7% · Morena 50.0% Puebla 7 · Tepeaca Claudia Rivera Vivanco (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 50.2 pts Turnout 64.1% · Morena 49.4% Puebla 8 · Ciudad Serdán Carlos Ignacio Mier Bañuelos (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 45.6 pts Turnout 65.6% · Morena 45.6% Puebla 9 · Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza José Antonio Gali López (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 20.3 pts Turnout 62.9% · Morena 42.0% Puebla 10 · Cholula de Rivadavia María Fabiola Karina Pérez Popoca (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 9.1 pts Turnout 65.9% · Morena 37.9% Puebla 11 · Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza José Antonio López Ruiz (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 20.0 pts Turnout 62.0% · Morena 43.5% Puebla 12 · Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza Nora Yessica Merino Escamilla (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 16.1 pts Turnout 60.8% · Morena 42.3% Puebla 13 · Atlixco Mario Miguel Carrillo Cubillas (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 36.6 pts Turnout 62.8% · Morena 46.7% Puebla 14 · Izúcar de Matamoros Eduardo Castillo López (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 45.0 pts Turnout 64.3% · Morena 45.9% Puebla 15 · Tehuacán María del Rosario Orozco Caballero (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 44.3 pts Turnout 61.6% · Morena 47.8% Puebla 16 · Ajalpan Adolfo Alatriste Cantú (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 35.2 pts Turnout 71.7% · Morena 40.6% Querétaro 1 · Cadereyta de Montes Gilberto Herrera Ruiz (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 17.8 pts Turnout 65.6% · Morena 38.5% Querétaro 2 · San Juan del Rio Ricardo Astudillo Suárez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 7.7 pts Turnout 59.6% · Morena 38.0% Querétaro 3 · Santiago de Querétaro Ma. Lorena García Jimeno Alcocer (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 9.1 pts Turnout 62.1% · Morena 36.2% Querétaro 4 · Santiago de Querétaro Roberto Sosa Pichardo (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 31.2 pts Turnout 64.3% · Morena 26.8% Querétaro 5 · Pedro Escobedo Mario Calzada Mercado (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 2.3 pts Turnout 62.3% · Morena 34.0% Querétaro 6 · Santiago de Querétaro Luis Humberto Fernández Fuentes (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 9.4 pts Turnout 55.6% · Morena 41.2% Quintana Roo 1 · Playa del Carmen Juan Luis Carrillo Soberanis (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 41.5 pts Turnout 54.8% · Morena 42.8% Quintana Roo 2 · Chetumal Elda María Xix Euan (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 48.4 pts Turnout 60.9% · Morena 48.4% Quintana Roo 3 · Cancún Luis Humberto Aldana Navarro (Morena), margin 32.0 pts Turnout 53.9% · Morena 51.1% Quintana Roo 4 · Cancún Mildred Concepción Ávila Vera (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 38.1 pts Turnout 53.1% · Morena 41.3% San Luis Potosí 1 · Matehuala Aremy Velazco Bautista (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 42.0 pts Turnout 60.9% · Morena 21.5% San Luis Potosí 2 · Soledad de Graciano Sánchez José Luis Fernández Martínez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 41.7 pts Turnout 58.4% · Morena 20.5% San Luis Potosí 3 · Rioverde Óscar Bautista Villegas (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 30.5 pts Turnout 59.1% · Morena 16.1% San Luis Potosí 4 · Ciudad Valles Francisco Adrián Castillo Morales (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 26.1 pts Turnout 62.6% · Morena 27.9% San Luis Potosí 5 · San Luis Potosí David Azuara Zúñiga (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 5.5 pts Turnout 62.2% · Morena 18.1% San Luis Potosí 6 · San Luis Potosí Juan Carlos Valladares Eichelmann (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 33.0 pts Turnout 58.6% · Morena 23.1% San Luis Potosí 7 · Tamazunchale Briceyda García Antonio (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 54.1 pts Turnout 68.7% · Morena 27.1% Sinaloa 1 · Mazatlán Graciela Domínguez Nava (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 50.1 pts Turnout 52.1% · Morena 55.5% Sinaloa 2 · Los Mochis Ana Elizabeth Ayala Leyva (Morena), margin 24.5 pts Turnout 56.0% · Morena 50.3% Sinaloa 3 · Guamúchil Jesús Fernando García Hernández (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 39.0 pts Turnout 56.2% · Morena 52.3% Sinaloa 4 · Guasave Felicita Pompa Robles (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 51.1 pts Turnout 56.3% · Morena 55.9% Sinaloa 5 · Culiacán de Rosales Jesús Alfonso Ibarra Ramos (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 24.4 pts Turnout 57.7% · Morena 47.0% Sinaloa 6 · Mazatlán Olegaria Carrazco Macías (Morena), margin 20.7 pts Turnout 56.4% · Morena 50.0% Sinaloa 7 · Culiacán de Rosales Merary Villegas Sánchez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 32.9 pts Turnout 51.8% · Morena 50.1% Sonora 1 · San Luis Rio Colorado Manuel de Jesús Baldenebro Arredondo (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 27.0 pts Turnout 44.5% · Morena 42.0% Sonora 2 · Nogales Jesús Antonio Pujol Irastorza (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 34.2 pts Turnout 43.9% · Morena 47.6% Sonora 3 · Hermosillo Diana Karina Barreras Samaniego (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 30.9 pts Turnout 48.1% · Morena 46.8% Sonora 4 · Guaymas Ramón Ángel Flores Robles (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 36.0 pts Turnout 56.2% · Morena 46.5% Sonora 5 · Hermosillo Jacobo Mendoza Ruiz (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 6.6 pts Turnout 54.0% · Morena 39.4% Sonora 6 · Cd. Obregón Anabel Acosta Islas (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 46.9 pts Turnout 50.9% · Morena 52.3% Sonora 7 · Navojoa Alma Manuela Higuera Esquer (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 48.2 pts Turnout 55.7% · Morena 53.5% Tabasco 1 · Macuspana Julio Ernesto Gutiérrez Bocanegra (Morena), margin 46.7 pts Turnout 59.4% · Morena 58.1% Tabasco 2 · Heroica Cárdenas Iván Peña Vidal (Morena), margin 48.7 pts Turnout 57.3% · Morena 64.5% Tabasco 3 · Comalcalco Rosa Margarita Graniel Zenteno (Morena), margin 43.2 pts Turnout 64.8% · Morena 63.1% Tabasco 4 · Villahermosa Jaime Humberto Lastra Bastar (Morena), margin 49.2 pts Turnout 59.4% · Morena 61.8% Tabasco 5 · Paraíso Beatriz Millánd Pérez (Morena), margin 47.1 pts Turnout 63.7% · Morena 58.1% Tabasco 6 · Ranchería Ixtacomitán 1ra Sección Tey Mollinedo Cano (Morena), margin 50.1 pts Turnout 57.5% · Morena 59.7% Tamaulipas 1 · Nuevo Laredo Carlos Enrique Canturosas Villarreal (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 10.6 pts Turnout 56.4% · Morena 45.4% Tamaulipas 2 · Reynosa Claudia Alejandra Hernández Sáenz (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 43.3 pts Turnout 50.7% · Morena 52.0% Tamaulipas 3 · Rio Bravo Casandra Prisilla de los Santos Flores (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 28.4 pts Turnout 56.3% · Morena 47.6% Tamaulipas 4 · H. Matamoros Mario Alberto López Hernández (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 31.0 pts Turnout 50.0% · Morena 47.0% Tamaulipas 5 · Ciudad Victoria José Braña Mojica (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 33.7 pts Turnout 65.1% · Morena 47.1% Tamaulipas 6 · Ciudad Mante Blanca Araceli Narro Panameño (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 32.8 pts Turnout 58.8% · Morena 53.6% Tamaulipas 7 · Reynosa Olga Juliana Elizondo Guerra (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 44.5 pts Turnout 49.0% · Morena 53.0% Tamaulipas 8 · Tampico Jesús Antonio Nader Nasrallah (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 0.8 pts Turnout 61.6% · Morena 40.8% Tlaxcala 1 · Apizaco José Alejandro Aguilar López (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 29.8 pts Turnout 69.6% · Morena 35.4% Tlaxcala 2 · Tlaxcala de Xicohtencatl Raymundo Vázquez Conchas (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 41.3 pts Turnout 68.0% · Morena 41.5% Tlaxcala 3 · Zacatelco Irma Yordana Garay Loredo (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 39.9 pts Turnout 73.5% · Morena 41.5% Veracruz 1 · Pánuco María del Carmen Pinete Vargas (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 28.3 pts Turnout 60.3% · Morena 48.3% Veracruz 2 · Álamo Elizabeth Cervantes de la Cruz (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 36.7 pts Turnout 60.0% · Morena 48.7% Veracruz 3 · Cosoleacaque Magaly Armenta Oliveros (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 53.5 pts Turnout 56.8% · Morena 59.5% Veracruz 4 · Boca del Rio María Josefina Gamboa Torales (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 4.1 pts Turnout 62.1% · Morena 36.4% Veracruz 5 · Poza Rica de Hidalgo Francisco Javier Velázquez Vallejo (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 44.9 pts Turnout 58.1% · Morena 54.4% Veracruz 6 · Papantla de Olarte Jaime Humberto Pérez Bernabé (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 36.6 pts Turnout 60.0% · Morena 49.4% Veracruz 7 · Martínez de la Torre Mónica Herrera Villavicencio (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 39.8 pts Turnout 55.9% · Morena 51.4% Veracruz 8 · Las Trancas Jorge Alberto Mier Acolt (Morena), margin 26.4 pts Turnout 59.8% · Morena 48.2% Veracruz 9 · Coatepec Adrián González Naveda (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 29.9 pts Turnout 60.7% · Morena 47.3% Veracruz 10 · Xalapa Ana Miriam Ferraez Centeno (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 0.2 pts Turnout 63.3% · Morena 37.0% Veracruz 11 · Coatzacoalcos Roberto Ramos Alor (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 59.2 pts Turnout 60.5% · Morena 63.1% Veracruz 12 · Veracruz Rosa Hernández Espejo (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 22.6 pts Turnout 58.7% · Morena 47.7% Veracruz 13 · Huatusco Blanca Estela Hernández Rodríguez (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 22.6 pts Turnout 59.6% · Morena 43.2% Veracruz 14 · Minatitlán Jessica Ramírez Cisneros (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 60.1 pts Turnout 58.3% · Morena 63.6% Veracruz 15 · Orizaba Dulce María Corina Villegas Guarneros (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 24.7 pts Turnout 60.9% · Morena 45.0% Veracruz 16 · Córdoba Zenyazen Roberto Escobar García (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 36.1 pts Turnout 61.5% · Morena 52.0% Veracruz 17 · Cosamaloapan Margarita Corro Mendoza (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 36.2 pts Turnout 57.0% · Morena 52.0% Veracruz 18 · Zongolica Benito Aguas Atlahua (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 30.6 pts Turnout 57.3% · Morena 43.5% Veracruz 19 · San Andrés Tuxtla Paola Tenorio Adame (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 39.5 pts Turnout 52.4% · Morena 51.4% Yucatán 1 · Valladolid Rocío Natali Barrera Puc (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 10.6 pts Turnout 77.6% · Morena 43.6% Yucatán 2 · Progreso Jorge Luis Sánchez Reyes (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 12.1 pts Turnout 80.5% · Morena 41.7% Yucatán 3 · Mérida Óscar Iván Brito Zapata (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 14.2 pts Turnout 62.6% · Morena 44.7% Yucatán 4 · Mérida María Isabel Rodríguez Heredia (PAN–PRI–PRD), margin 23.7 pts Turnout 70.6% · Morena 28.6% Yucatán 5 · Umán Jazmín Yaneli Villanueva Moo (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 27.6 pts Turnout 75.9% · Morena 44.5% Yucatán 6 · Mérida Jessica Saiden Quiroz (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 13.1 pts Turnout 63.4% · Morena 43.4% Zacatecas 1 · Fresnillo María Soledad Luévano Cantú (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 3.8 pts Turnout 56.2% · Morena 33.6% Zacatecas 2 · Jerez de García Salinas Julia Arcelia Olguín Serna (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 12.9 pts Turnout 57.5% · Morena 32.8% Zacatecas 3 · Zacatecas Ulises Mejía Haro (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 14.4 pts Turnout 63.1% · Morena 29.4% Zacatecas 4 · Guadalupe Ana Luisa del Muro García (PVEM–PT–Morena), margin 19.7 pts Turnout 62.4% · Morena 38.7% Valley of Mexico

Federal districts (2023 map), 2024 Chamber of Deputies, district (MR) count · Distritación federal 2023: Instituto Nacional Electoral (INE), Cómputos Distritales 2024

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300 districts (INE, 2023 distritación) · 2 June 2024, district (mayoría relativa) count · turnout from 43.1% to 80.5% (median 59.7%), drawn from 40% · margin from 0.2% to 81.7% (median 24.9%)

  • Morena · 256
  • PAN · 42
  • MC · 1
  • Independent · 1

258 districts were won by a coalition ticket and are coloured by the coalition's lead party (Morena for Sigamos Haciendo Historia, the PAN for Fuerza y Corazón por México): INE publishes which partner each seat was registered to (siglado) only as national totals. Every district has about the same population, so the cities are packed with small prisms.

List seats · circunscripciones plurinominales

Five regions,
forty seats each.

The 200 list deputies are elected in five regions of 40 seats each (art. 53). INE sets them with the district map, whole states only; since 2023 Querétaro is in the fifth and Hidalgo in the fourth. Each party files a list per region, and its seats there go to the names in the order filed, alternating women and men. In the 2023 map the five hold 61, 59, 60, 61, 59 districts.

RegionHead cityStatesDistricts
1 Guadalajara, Jalisco 8 61
2 Monterrey, Nuevo León 7 59
3 Xalapa-Enríquez, Veracruz 7 60
4 Mexico City 6 61
5 Toluca de Lerdo, State of Mexico 4 59
Circunscripción 1 · head Guadalajara, Jalisco Baja California, Baja California Sur, Chihuahua, Durango, Jalisco, Nayarit, Sinaloa, SonoraCircunscripción 2 · head Monterrey, Nuevo León Aguascalientes, Coahuila, Guanajuato, Nuevo León, San Luis Potosí, Tamaulipas, ZacatecasCircunscripción 3 · head Xalapa-Enríquez, Veracruz Campeche, Chiapas, Oaxaca, Quintana Roo, Tabasco, Veracruz, YucatánCircunscripción 4 · head Mexico City Mexico City, Guerrero, Hidalgo, Morelos, Puebla, TlaxcalaCircunscripción 5 · head Toluca de Lerdo, State of Mexico Colima, State of Mexico, Michoacán, Querétaro

Circunscripciones, 2023 map · Distritación federal 2023: Instituto Nacional Electoral (INE), Cómputos Distritales 2024

List seats won in 2024, by region

Party12345Total
Morena 1411171815 75
PAN 811687 40
PRI 56447 26
MC 85445 26
PVEM 34544 20
PT 23422 13
  • Circunscripción 1 Baja California · Baja California Sur · Chihuahua · Durango · Jalisco · Nayarit · Sinaloa · Sonora
  • Circunscripción 2 Aguascalientes · Coahuila · Guanajuato · Nuevo León · San Luis Potosí · Tamaulipas · Zacatecas
  • Circunscripción 3 Campeche · Chiapas · Oaxaca · Quintana Roo · Tabasco · Veracruz · Yucatán
  • Circunscripción 4 Mexico City · Guerrero · Hidalgo · Morelos · Puebla · Tlaxcala
  • Circunscripción 5 Colima · State of Mexico · Michoacán · Querétaro

INE/CG2129/2024 (allocation, 23 August 2024); INE/CG130/2023 (circunscripciones)

The 32 federal entities

State
by state.

Sheinbaum had the most votes in 31 of the 32 entities. Senators are listed as they sit now (secondary source, see the members page); a date in marigold is a governor election on 6 June 2027.

Aguascalientes

#ags

Governor María Teresa Jiménez Esquivel PAN, elected, since 1 October 2022

Capital
Aguascalientes
Population 2020
1,425,607
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
27 (18 MR, 9 RP)
Municipalities
11
Federal districts
3 · circunscripción 2
President 2024, most votes
Gálvez 46.0%
Districts 2024 Fuerza y Corazón por México 2PAN alone 1
Senators
  • Juan Antonio Martín del Campo PAN · Majority
  • María de Jesús Díaz Marmolejo PAN · Majority
  • Jennifer Kristel Parra Salas Morena · First minority · alternate sitting
3 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Jesús María Humberto Ambriz Delgadillo PAN–PRI–PRD 8.3 60.7% 32.5%
2 Aguascalientes Mónica Becerra Moreno PAN–PRI–PRD 6.4 55.5% 33.8%
3 Aguascalientes Paulo Gonzalo Martínez López PAN 18.3 62.2% 26.4%

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Baja California

#bc

Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda Morena, elected, since 1 November 2021

Capital
Mexicali
Population 2020
3,769,020
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
25 (17 MR, 8 RP)
Municipalities
7
Federal districts
9 · circunscripción 1
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 66.7%
Districts 2024 Morena alone 8Sigamos Haciendo Historia 1
Senators
  • Cleotilde Molina López Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Juan Meléndrez Espinoza Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Máximo García López PAN · First minority · alternate sitting
9 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Mexicali Alma Laura Ruiz López Morena 9.6 50.8% 45.2%
2 Mexicali Nancy Guadalupe Sánchez Arredondo Morena 24.7 47.8% 51.3%
3 Ensenada Claudia Lisbeth Moreno Ramírez Morena 27.7 49.8% 50.2%
4 Tijuana Rocío López Gorosave Morena 51.6 47.1% 60.9%
5 Tijuana Evangelina Moreno Guerra Morena 17.5 49.1% 45.2%
6 Tijuana Gilberto Herrera Solórzano Morena 25.7 48.0% 48.2%
7 Mexicali José Armando Fernández Samaniego Morena 33.4 46.9% 53.6%
8 Tijuana Fausto Gallardo García PVEM–PT–Morena 59.7 46.2% 58.9%
9 Tecate Hilda Araceli Brown Figueredo Morena 40.8 43.7% 55.4%

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Baja California Sur

#bcs

Governor Víctor Manuel Castro Cosío Morena, elected, since 10 September 2021

Capital
La Paz
Population 2020
798,447
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
21 (16 MR, 5 RP)
Municipalities
5
Federal districts
2 · circunscripción 1
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 59.1%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 2
Senators
  • Lucía Trasviña Waldenrath Morena · Majority
  • Homero Davis Castro Morena · Majority
  • Susana Zatarain García PAN · First minority
2 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 La Paz Manuel Alejandro Cota Cárdenas PVEM–PT–Morena 22.8 56.5% 43.1%
2 San José del Cabo Luis Armando Díaz PVEM–PT–Morena 26.4 50.6% 39.6%

Members from Baja California Sur →

Campeche

#camp

Governor Layda Elena Sansores San Román Morena, elected, since 16 September 2021

Capital
San Francisco de Campeche
Population 2020
928,363
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
35 (21 MR, 14 RP)
Municipalities
13
Federal districts
2 · circunscripción 3
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 61.3%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 2
Senators
  • María Martina Kantún Can Morena · Majority
  • Aníbal Ostoa Ortega Morena · Majority
  • Daniel Barreda Pavón MC · First minority
2 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 San Francisco de Campeche Elda Esther del Carmen Castillo Quintana PVEM–PT–Morena 6.9 67.6% 34.5%
2 Ciudad del Carmen Gabriela del Carmen Basto González PVEM–PT–Morena 31.1 58.7% 49.1%

Members from Campeche →

Coahuila

Coahuila de Zaragoza #coah

Governor Manolo Jiménez Salinas PRI, elected, since 1 December 2023

Capital
Saltillo
Population 2020
3,146,771
Next governor vote
3 June 2029
Local congress
25 (16 MR, 9 RP)
Municipalities
38
Federal districts
8 · circunscripción 2
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 53.7%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 5Fuerza y Corazón por México 3
Senators
  • Luis Fernando Salazar Fernández Morena · Majority
  • Cecilia Guadiana Mandujano Morena · Majority
  • Gabriel Elizondo Pérez PRI · First minority · alternate sitting
8 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Piedras Negras Brígido Ramiro Moreno Hernández PVEM–PT–Morena 0.5 58.5% 38.1%
2 San Pedro Francisco Javier Borrego Adame PVEM–PT–Morena 10.4 67.9% 40.2%
3 Monclova Theodoros Kalionchiz de la Fuente PAN–PRI–PRD 3.8 65.4% 35.1%
4 Saltillo Yerico Abramo Masso PAN–PRI–PRD 12.5 64.5% 33.3%
5 Torreón José Guillermo Anaya Llamas PAN–PRI–PRD 4.7 69.5% 35.9%
6 Torreón Cintia Cuevas Sánchez PVEM–PT–Morena 3.1 67.6% 41.3%
7 Saltillo Antonio Lorenzo Castro Villarreal PVEM–PT–Morena 5.2 61.5% 41.4%
8 Ramos Arizpe Hilda Magdalena Licerio Valdés PVEM–PT–Morena 9.0 66.5% 42.6%

Members from Coahuila →

Colima

#col

Governor Indira Vizcaíno Silva Morena, elected, since 1 November 2021

Capital
Colima
Population 2020
731,391
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
25 (16 MR, 9 RP)
Municipalities
10
Federal districts
2 · circunscripción 5
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 54.4%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 2
Senators
  • Virgilio Mendoza Amezcua PVEM · Majority
  • Ana Karen Hernández Aceves PT · Majority
  • Mely Romero Celis PRI · First minority
2 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Colima Leoncio Alfonso Morán Sánchez PVEM–PT–Morena 3.4 60.2% 30.9%
2 Valle de las Garzas Gricelda Valencia de la Mora PVEM–PT–Morena 34.4 54.2% 45.3%

Members from Colima →

Chiapas

#chis

Governor Óscar Eduardo Ramírez Aguilar Morena, elected, since 8 December 2024

Capital
Tuxtla Gutiérrez
Population 2020
5,543,828
Next governor vote
2 June 2030
Local congress
40 (24 MR, 16 RP)
Municipalities
124
By indigenous normative systems
1
Federal districts
13 · circunscripción 3
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 71.6%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 11Morena alone 2
Senators
  • Sasil de León Villard Morena · Majority
  • José Manuel Cruz Castellanos Morena · Majority
  • Luis Armando Melgar Bravo PVEM · First minority
13 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Palenque Carlos Morelos Rodríguez PVEM–PT–Morena 76.4 72.7% 31.2%
2 Bochil Karina Margarita del Río Zenteno PVEM–PT–Morena 36.0 70.8% 34.2%
3 Ocosingo Alfredo Vázquez Vázquez PVEM–PT–Morena 81.7 67.5% 45.6%
4 Pichucalco Joaquín Zebadúa Alva PVEM–PT–Morena 53.6 70.6% 45.3%
5 San Cristóbal de las Casas Emilio Ramón Ramírez Guzmán PVEM–PT–Morena 5.4 62.0% 28.9%
6 Tuxtla Gutiérrez Flor de María Esponda Torres PVEM–PT–Morena 60.9 57.3% 39.9%
7 Tonalá Azucena Arreola Trinidad Morena 26.4 57.9% 49.2%
8 Comitán de Domínguez Roberto Armando Albores Gleason PVEM–PT–Morena 68.2 65.7% 35.2%
9 Tuxtla Gutiérrez Guillermo Rafael Santiago Rodríguez PVEM–PT–Morena 29.4 50.5% 42.6%
10 Villaflores Deliamaría González Flandez PVEM–PT–Morena 58.6 57.4% 45.5%
11 Las Margaritas Rosario del Carmen Moreno Villatoro PVEM–PT–Morena 73.2 62.8% 44.8%
12 Tapachula Rosa Irene Urbina Castañeda Morena 23.8 57.2% 42.0%
13 Huehuetán Jorge Luis Villatoro Osorio PVEM–PT–Morena 53.7 57.5% 33.1%

Members from Chiapas →

Chihuahua

#chih

Governor María Eugenia Campos Galván PAN, elected, since 8 September 2021

Capital
Chihuahua
Population 2020
3,741,869
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
33 (22 MR, 11 RP)
Municipalities
67
Federal districts
9 · circunscripción 1
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 53.9%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 5Fuerza y Corazón por México 4
Senators
  • Nora Yu Hernández Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Luis Mario Baeza Cano Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Mario Vázquez Robles PAN · First minority
9 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Juárez Daniel Murguia Lardizábal PVEM–PT–Morena 60.0 50.3% 63.3%
2 Juárez Teresita de Jesús Vargas Meraz PVEM–PT–Morena 70.1 43.1% 69.0%
3 Juárez Lilia Aguilar Gil PVEM–PT–Morena 59.9 44.1% 61.6%
4 Juárez Alejandro Pérez Cuellar PVEM–PT–Morena 14.4 54.4% 41.6%
5 Delicias Juan Antonio Meléndez Ortega PAN–PRI–PRD 13.2 54.0% 30.3%
6 Chihuahua María Angélica Granados Trespalacios PAN–PRI–PRD 24.6 60.6% 27.9%
7 Cuauhtémoc Jesús Roberto Corral Ordóñez PVEM–PT–Morena 3.0 49.8% 33.8%
8 Chihuahua César Alejandro Domínguez Domínguez PAN–PRI–PRD 2.8 55.2% 34.6%
9 Hidalgo del Parral Noel Chávez Velázquez PAN–PRI–PRD 0.7 57.6% 31.4%

Members from Chihuahua →

Mexico City

Ciudad de México #cdmx

Head of government Clara Marina Brugada Molina Morena, elected, since 5 October 2024

Capital
— (federal capital)
Population 2020
9,209,944
Next governor vote
2 June 2030
Local congress
66 (33 MR, 33 RP)
Alcaldías
16
Federal districts
22 · circunscripción 4
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 55.2%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 18Fuerza y Corazón por México 4
Senators
  • Francisco Chíguil Figueroa Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Karen Castrejón Trujillo PVEM · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Cynthia López Castro Morena · First minority
22 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Gustavo A. Madero César Arnulfo Cravioto Romero PVEM–PT–Morena 41.1 67.0% 53.0%
2 Gustavo A. Madero José Alberto Benavides Castañeda PVEM–PT–Morena 6.0 70.7% 37.2%
3 Azcapotzalco Gabriela Georgina Jiménez Godoy PVEM–PT–Morena 15.7 72.2% 41.7%
4 Iztapalapa María de los Dolores Padierna Luna PVEM–PT–Morena 43.7 66.0% 53.0%
5 Tlalpan Carlos Alberto Ulloa Pérez PVEM–PT–Morena 18.1 68.0% 41.2%
6 La Magdalena Contreras Daniel Campos Plancarte PVEM–PT–Morena 2.9 72.3% 36.7%
7 Gustavo A. Madero Juan Guillermo Rendón Gómez PVEM–PT–Morena 20.7 70.1% 43.9%
8 Coyoacán Ana María Lomelí Robles PVEM–PT–Morena 5.4 72.5% 37.3%
9 Tláhuac Rigoberto Salgado Vázquez PVEM–PT–Morena 27.9 64.5% 44.3%
10 Miguel Hidalgo Margarita Ester Zavala Gómez del Campo PAN–PRI–PRD 12.6 73.1% 30.8%
11 Venustiano Carranza Elena Edith Segura Trejo PVEM–PT–Morena 16.5 69.6% 41.9%
12 Cuauhtémoc Mónica Elizabeth Sandoval Hernández PAN–PRI–PRD 0.6 68.5% 34.8%
13 Iztacalco Francisco Javier Sánchez Cervantes PVEM–PT–Morena 16.5 69.8% 41.0%
14 Tlalpan Carlos Hernández Mirón PVEM–PT–Morena 3.7 72.7% 38.3%
15 Benito Juárez Federico Döring Casar PAN–PRI–PRD 40.0 76.7% 20.6%
16 Álvaro Obregón Estela Carina Piceno Navarro PVEM–PT–Morena 17.2 69.4% 42.2%
17 Álvaro Obregón Carlos Arturo Madrazo Silva PVEM–PT–Morena 5.5 71.8% 32.8%
18 Iztapalapa Gabriel García Hernández PVEM–PT–Morena 29.0 68.6% 46.3%
19 Coyoacán Héctor Saúl Téllez Hernández PAN–PRI–PRD 6.6 74.1% 32.8%
20 Iztapalapa Ana Karina Rojo Pimentel PVEM–PT–Morena 40.9 65.6% 52.0%
21 Xochimilco José Carlos Acosta Ruiz PVEM–PT–Morena 24.8 64.1% 41.4%
22 Iztapalapa Marisela Zúñiga Cerón PVEM–PT–Morena 60.5 61.3% 60.9%

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Durango

#dgo

Governor Esteban Alejandro Villegas Villarreal PRI, elected, since 15 September 2022

Capital
Victoria de Durango
Population 2020
1,832,650
Next governor vote
4 June 2028
Local congress
25 (15 MR, 10 RP)
Municipalities
39
Federal districts
4 · circunscripción 1
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 58.4%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 3Fuerza y Corazón por México 1
Senators
  • Alejandro González Yáñez PT · Majority
  • Margarita Valdez Martínez Morena · Majority
  • Gina Campuzano González PAN · First minority
4 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Victoria de Durango Martha Olivia García Vidaña PVEM–PT–Morena 12.5 51.9% 41.0%
2 Gómez Palacio Betzabé Martínez Arango PVEM–PT–Morena 19.9 55.9% 45.8%
3 Lerdo Gerardo Villarreal Solís PVEM–PT–Morena 19.3 54.5% 41.4%
4 Victoria de Durango Silvia Patricia Jiménez Delgado PAN–PRI–PRD 3.6 56.3% 29.5%

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Guanajuato

#gto

Governor Libia Dennise García Muñoz Ledo PAN, elected, since 26 September 2024

Capital
Guanajuato
Population 2020
6,166,934
Next governor vote
2 June 2030
Local congress
36 (22 MR, 14 RP)
Municipalities
46
Federal districts
15 · circunscripción 2
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 47.2%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 8Fuerza y Corazón por México 5PAN alone 2
Senators
  • Ricardo Sheffield Padilla Morena · Majority
  • Virginia Magaña Fonseca PVEM · Majority
  • Miguel Márquez Márquez PAN · First minority
15 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 San Luis de la Paz Luis Gerardo Sánchez Sánchez PAN–PRI–PRD 10.2 57.2% 29.6%
2 San Miguel de Allende Alma Rosa de la Vega Vargas PVEM–PT–Morena 13.3 53.1% 41.0%
3 León Fernando Torres Graciano PAN–PRI–PRD 33.1 64.7% 23.6%
4 Guanajuato Francisco Javier Estrada Domínguez PVEM–PT–Morena 7.1 57.3% 29.3%
5 León Éctor Jaime Ramírez Barba PAN–PRI–PRD 16.3 56.2% 30.5%
6 León Laura Cristina Márquez Alcalá PAN 12.7 57.9% 30.0%
7 San Francisco del Rincón Diana Estefanía Gutiérrez Valtierra PAN–PRI–PRD 26.2 56.3% 25.1%
8 Salamanca Ernesto Alejandro Prieto Gallardo PVEM–PT–Morena 17.4 57.3% 45.2%
9 Irapuato Diego Ángel Rodríguez Barroso PAN–PRI–PRD 2.2 53.3% 36.5%
10 Uriangato Alejandro Calderón Díaz PVEM–PT–Morena 22.5 54.8% 39.5%
11 León Miguel Ángel Salim Alle PAN 10.6 60.0% 30.0%
12 Celaya María Magdalena Rosales Cruz PVEM–PT–Morena 9.3 58.7% 41.3%
13 Valle de Santiago Lucero Higareda Segura PVEM–PT–Morena 8.5 51.5% 41.8%
14 Acámbaro Juana Acosta Trujillo PVEM–PT–Morena 7.3 51.9% 39.0%
15 Irapuato José Javier Aguirre Gallardo PVEM–PT–Morena 9.2 52.5% 42.4%

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Guerrero

#gro

Governor Evelyn Cecia Salgado Pineda Morena, elected, since 15 October 2021

Capital
Chilpancingo de los Bravo
Population 2020
3,540,685
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
46 (28 MR, 18 RP)
Municipalities
85
By indigenous normative systems
1
Federal districts
8 · circunscripción 4
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 71.7%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 8
Senators
  • Patricia Ramírez Bazán Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Francisco Arturo Pérez Pérez Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Manuel Añorve Baños PRI · First minority
8 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Cd. Altamirano Celeste Mora Eguiluz PVEM–PT–Morena 46.8 59.1% 56.0%
2 Acapulco Yoloczin Lizbeth Domínguez Serna PVEM–PT–Morena 64.7 50.6% 61.4%
3 Zihuatanejo Ma. del Carmen Cabrera Lagunas PVEM–PT–Morena 49.8 56.3% 57.6%
4 Acapulco Javier Taja Ramírez PVEM–PT–Morena 64.3 52.5% 58.8%
5 Tlapa Gerardo Olivares Mejía PVEM–PT–Morena 34.4 65.4% 29.6%
6 Chilapa María del Carmen Nava García PVEM–PT–Morena 18.7 55.9% 39.9%
7 Chilpancingo Carlos Sánchez Barrios PVEM–PT–Morena 36.1 55.1% 43.8%
8 Ometepec Marco Antonio de la Mora Torreblanca PVEM–PT–Morena 38.8 63.0% 41.2%

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Hidalgo

#hgo

Governor Julio Ramón Menchaca Salazar Morena, elected, since 5 September 2022

Capital
Pachuca de Soto
Population 2020
3,082,841
Next governor vote
4 June 2028
Local congress
30 (18 MR, 12 RP)
Municipalities
84
Federal districts
7 · circunscripción 4
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 67.4%
Districts 2024 Morena alone 6Sigamos Haciendo Historia 1
Senators
  • Simey Olvera Bautista Morena · Majority
  • Cuauhtémoc Ochoa Fernández Morena · Majority
  • Carolina Viggiano Austria PRI · First minority
7 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Huejutla de Reyes Daniel Andrade Zurutuza Morena 19.8 68.6% 40.5%
2 Ixmiquilpan Ciria Yamilé Salomón Durán PVEM–PT–Morena 50.5 63.5% 46.2%
3 Actopan Tatiana Tonantzin P. Ángeles Moreno Morena 22.4 63.8% 44.5%
4 Tulancingo de Bravo Alma Lidia de la Vega Sánchez Morena 25.6 57.4% 48.2%
5 El Llano Primera Sección Astrit Viridiana Cornejo Gómez Morena 28.5 66.5% 47.3%
6 Pachuca de Soto Ricardo Crespo Arroyo Morena 25.0 65.6% 47.9%
7 Tepeapulco Mirna María de la Luz Rubio Sánchez Morena 26.4 61.9% 48.7%

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Jalisco

#jal

Governor Jesús Pablo Lemus Navarro MC, elected, since 6 December 2024

Capital
Guadalajara
Population 2020
8,348,151
Next governor vote
2 June 2030
Local congress
38 (20 MR, 18 RP)
Municipalities
125
Federal districts
20 · circunscripción 1
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 44.4%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 14Fuerza y Corazón por México 4Movimiento Ciudadano 1Morena alone 1
Senators
  • Carlos Lomelí Bolaños Morena · Majority
  • Rocío Corona Nakamura PVEM · Majority
  • Francisco Javier Ramírez Acuña PAN · First minority
20 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Tequila Francisco Javier Guízar Macías PVEM–PT–Morena 13.1 62.0% 34.4%
2 Lagos de Moreno Tecutli José Guadalupe Gómez Villalobos MC 0.3 56.9% 22.6%
3 Tepatitlán de Morelos José Mario Íñiguez Franco PAN–PRI–PRD 18.1 55.6% 20.2%
4 Zapopan Raúl Álvarez Villaseñor PVEM–PT–Morena 6.1 57.0% 30.0%
5 Puerto Vallarta Bruno Blancas Mercado Morena 5.1 55.8% 29.6%
6 Nuevo México Beatriz Carranza Gómez PVEM–PT–Morena 0.9 55.4% 27.4%
7 Tonalá Claudia García Hernández PVEM–PT–Morena 27.1 50.8% 41.4%
8 Guadalajara Paola Milagros Espinosa Sánchez PAN–PRI–PRD 8.4 67.5% 23.2%
9 Guadalajara Favio Castellanos Polanco PVEM–PT–Morena 15.7 58.4% 35.0%
10 Zapopan Omar Antonio Borboa Becerra PAN–PRI–PRD 10.1 65.6% 18.7%
11 Guadalajara Merilyn Gómez Pozos PVEM–PT–Morena 11.6 60.8% 32.3%
12 Santa Cruz de las Flores Sandra Beatriz González Pérez PVEM–PT–Morena 3.1 57.8% 28.1%
13 Santa María Tequepexpan José Luis Sánchez González PVEM–PT–Morena 15.4 57.2% 35.3%
14 Tlajomulco de Zúñiga Marcela Michel López PVEM–PT–Morena 20.2 44.9% 43.2%
15 La Barca Alonso de Jesús Vázquez Jiménez PAN–PRI–PRD 12.6 55.1% 19.7%
16 Tlaquepaque Alberto Maldonado Chavarín PVEM–PT–Morena 19.0 53.9% 38.5%
17 Jocotepec Antonio de Jesús Ramírez Ramos PVEM–PT–Morena 24.4 57.4% 36.4%
18 Autlán de Navarro Haidyd Arreola López PVEM–PT–Morena 10.4 59.6% 32.7%
19 Ciudad Guzmán Clara Cárdenas Galván PVEM–PT–Morena 16.8 58.4% 34.6%
20 Tonalá Katia Alejandra Castillo Lozano PVEM–PT–Morena 20.0 50.9% 41.5%

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State of Mexico

México #mex

Governor Delfina Gómez Álvarez Morena, elected, since 16 September 2023

Capital
Toluca de Lerdo
Population 2020
16,992,418
Next governor vote
3 June 2029
Local congress
75 (45 MR, 30 RP)
Municipalities
125
Federal districts
40 · circunscripción 5
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 60.6%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 33Morena alone 6Fuerza y Corazón por México 1
Senators
  • Higinio Martínez Miranda Morena · Majority
  • Mariela Gutiérrez Escalante Morena · Majority
  • Enrique Vargas del Villar PAN · First minority
40 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Jilotepec de Molina Enríquez María Luisa Mendoza Mondragón PVEM–PT–Morena 26.2 70.1% 44.3%
2 Santa María Tultepec Dionicia Vázquez García PVEM–PT–Morena 31.3 65.3% 48.9%
3 Atlacomulco de Fabela Diana Castillo Gabino PVEM–PT–Morena 24.2 68.8% 46.5%
4 Ciudad Nicolás Romero Y/o Centro Histórico San Pedro Atzcapotzaltongo Melva Carrasco Godínez PVEM–PT–Morena 24.2 59.6% 43.7%
5 Teotihuacán de Arista Patricia Galindo Alarcón PVEM–PT–Morena 22.5 66.6% 48.0%
6 Coacalco de Berriozábal Julieta Villalpando Riquelme PVEM–PT–Morena 20.4 65.8% 43.2%
7 Cuautitlán Izcalli Xóchitl Nashielly Zagal Ramírez PVEM–PT–Morena 15.5 68.3% 43.5%
8 Tultitlán de Mariano Escobedo Anay Beltrán Reyes PVEM–PT–Morena 34.2 64.2% 49.6%
9 San Felipe del Progreso Iván Marín Rangel PVEM–PT–Morena 22.0 64.0% 39.6%
10 Ecatepec de Morelos Luis Fernando Vilchis Contreras PVEM–PT–Morena 27.6 61.5% 40.1%
11 Ecatepec de Morelos Xóchitl Teresa Arzola Vargas Morena 23.3 59.4% 45.6%
12 Ixtapaluca Armando Corona Arvizu PVEM–PT–Morena 30.5 60.2% 42.7%
13 Ecatepec de Morelos Alma Monserrat Córdoba Navarrete Morena 14.8 65.4% 43.1%
14 Tepexpan Claudia Leticia Garfias Alcántara PVEM–PT–Morena 27.8 68.0% 46.9%
15 Ciudad Adolfo López Mateos Josefina Anaya Martínez PVEM–PT–Morena 4.3 64.5% 38.1%
16 Ecatepec de Morelos Emilio Manzanilla Téllez PVEM–PT–Morena 38.4 60.8% 49.2%
17 Ecatepec de Morelos Juan Hugo de la Rosa García Morena 13.8 65.2% 44.6%
18 Huixquilucan de Degollado Claudia Sánchez Juárez PVEM–PT–Morena 3.0 69.5% 34.2%
19 Tlalnepantla de Baz Gabriela Valdepeñas González PVEM–PT–Morena 2.2 70.6% 37.9%
20 Ojo de Agua Montserrat Ruiz Paez PVEM–PT–Morena 28.1 67.2% 47.9%
21 Amecameca de Juárez Iván Millán Contreras PVEM–PT–Morena 39.6 65.9% 44.4%
22 Naucalpan de Juárez Martha Amalia Moya Bastón PAN–PRI–PRD 14.1 68.5% 30.6%
23 Lerma de Villada Luis Alberto Carballo Gutiérrez PVEM–PT–Morena 28.2 67.5% 44.2%
24 Naucalpan de Juárez José Luis Durán Reveles PVEM–PT–Morena 29.5 61.5% 47.0%
25 Chimalhuacán Leide Avilés Domínguez PVEM–PT–Morena 39.1 53.8% 50.5%
26 Toluca de Lerdo Luis Enrique Miranda Barrera PVEM–PT–Morena 20.8 63.9% 42.7%
27 Metepec Wblester Santiago Pineda PVEM–PT–Morena 5.0 71.6% 34.8%
28 Zumpango de Ocampo Roberto Ángel Domínguez Rodríguez PVEM–PT–Morena 30.5 59.4% 44.5%
29 Cd. Nezahualcóyotl Gerardo Ulloa Pérez Morena 25.0 64.6% 48.1%
30 Chimalhuacán César Agustín Hernández Pérez PVEM–PT–Morena 30.6 55.5% 49.4%
31 Cd. Nezahualcóyotl Juan Ángel Bautista Bravo Morena 28.9 62.7% 51.0%
32 Valle de Chalco Solidaridad Luis Enrique Martínez Ventura PVEM–PT–Morena 55.2 58.2% 48.7%
33 Chalco de Díaz Covarrubias Anaís Miriam Burgos Hernández Morena 35.1 57.6% 51.9%
34 Toluca de Lerdo Mónica Angélica Álvarez Nemer PVEM–PT–Morena 5.5 69.0% 36.8%
35 Tenancingo de Degollado Arturo Roberto Hernández Tapia PVEM–PT–Morena 30.2 63.3% 35.1%
36 Tejupilco de Hidalgo Juan Carlos Varela Domínguez PVEM–PT–Morena 28.2 66.6% 47.0%
37 Teoloyucan Pedro Mario Zenteno Santaella PVEM–PT–Morena 35.5 62.9% 47.3%
38 Texcoco de Mora Jesús Martín Cuanalo Araujo PVEM–PT–Morena 35.2 61.3% 44.9%
39 Los Reyes Acaquilpan José Luis Montalvo Luna PVEM–PT–Morena 27.5 59.1% 48.7%
40 San Miguel Zinacantepec Azucena Huerta Romero PVEM–PT–Morena 17.2 64.4% 35.7%

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Michoacán

Michoacán de Ocampo #mich

Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla Morena, elected, since 1 October 2021

Capital
Morelia
Population 2020
4,748,846
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
40 (24 MR, 16 RP)
Municipalities
113
By indigenous normative systems
1
Federal districts
11 · circunscripción 5
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 55.1%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 8Morena alone 1Independent 1Fuerza y Corazón por México 1
Senators
  • Itzel Yunuen Iturbe Hernández Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Luis Reyes Zavala Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Araceli Saucedo Reyes Morena · First minority
11 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Lázaro Cárdenas Leonel Godoy Rangel Morena 23.4 54.4% 43.0%
2 Apatzingán de la Constitución José Luis Cruz Lucatero PVEM–PT–Morena 12.2 48.0% 29.7%
3 Heroica Zitácuaro Mary Carmen Bernal Martínez PVEM–PT–Morena 28.8 56.1% 31.9%
4 Jiquilpan de Juárez Rosa Guadalupe Ortega Tiburcio PVEM–PT–Morena 7.1 53.5% 32.1%
5 Zamora de Hidalgo Delhi Miroslava Shember Domínguez PVEM–PT–Morena 5.9 49.5% 33.9%
6 Ciudad Hidalgo José Luis Téllez Marín PVEM–PT–Morena 11.8 57.9% 22.9%
7 Zacapu Marcela Velázquez Vázquez PVEM–PT–Morena 28.4 56.4% 37.7%
8 Morelia Ernesto Núñez Aguilar PVEM–PT–Morena 14.3 54.8% 34.3%
9 Uruapan del Progreso Guadalupe Araceli Mendoza Arias Independent 1.2 56.7% 24.4%
10 Morelia David Alejandro Cortés Mendoza PAN–PRI–PRD 11.5 58.8% 28.2%
11 Pátzcuaro Vanessa López Carrillo PVEM–PT–Morena 23.3 57.2% 30.1%

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Morelos

#mor

Governor Margarita González Saravia Calderón Morena, elected, since 1 October 2024

Capital
Cuernavaca
Population 2020
1,971,520
Next governor vote
2 June 2030
Local congress
20 (12 MR, 8 RP)
Municipalities
36
Federal districts
5 · circunscripción 4
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 63.8%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 5
Senators
  • Víctor Mercado Salgado Morena · Majority
  • Juanita Guerra Mena PVEM · Majority
  • Ángel García Yáñez PRI · First minority
5 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Cuernavaca Sandra Anaya Villegas PVEM–PT–Morena 9.8 63.4% 34.8%
2 Jiutepec Ariadna Barrera Vázquez PVEM–PT–Morena 32.9 59.3% 40.1%
3 Cuautla Cindy Winkler Trujillo PVEM–PT–Morena 31.9 61.0% 40.1%
4 Los Pilares Juan Ángel Flores Bustamante PVEM–PT–Morena 56.1 61.8% 49.6%
5 Yautepec Agustín Alonso Gutiérrez PVEM–PT–Morena 45.2 65.5% 40.4%

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Nayarit

#nay

Governor Miguel Ángel Navarro Quintero Morena, elected, since 19 September 2021

Capital
Tepic
Population 2020
1,235,456
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
30 (18 MR, 12 RP)
Municipalities
20
Federal districts
3 · circunscripción 1
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 63.3%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 3
Senators
  • Angélica Montes Rentería PVEM · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Alejandro García Monroy Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Ivideliza Reyes Hernández PAN · First minority
3 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Santiago Ixcuintla Any Marilú Porras Baylón PVEM–PT–Morena 38.1 61.4% 40.0%
2 Tepic Beatriz Andrea Navarro Pérez PVEM–PT–Morena 30.3 54.2% 39.2%
3 Compostela Jorge Armando Ortiz Rodríguez PVEM–PT–Morena 35.9 52.2% 42.8%

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Nuevo León

#nl

Governor Samuel Alejandro García Sepúlveda MC, elected, since 4 October 2021

Capital
Monterrey
Population 2020
5,784,442
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
42 (26 MR, 16 RP)
Municipalities
51
Federal districts
14 · circunscripción 2
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 45.2%
Districts 2024 Fuerza y Corazón por México 7Sigamos Haciendo Historia 7
Senators
  • Carlos Humberto Suárez Flores PVEM · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Rosa Fierro Campos Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas MC · First minority
14 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Santa Catarina Homero Ricardo Niño de Rivera Vela PAN–PRI–PRD 24.0 61.6% 18.5%
2 Apodaca Andrés Mauricio Cantú Ramírez PAN–PRI–PRD 5.8 56.1% 28.6%
3 Gral. Escobedo Clara Luz Flores Carrales PVEM–PT–Morena 23.7 48.4% 34.8%
4 San Nicolás de los Garza Amparo Lilia Olivares Castañeda PAN–PRI–PRD 14.4 63.9% 22.4%
5 Monterrey Santiago González Soto PVEM–PT–Morena 15.7 51.5% 26.0%
6 Monterrey Annia Sarahí Gómez Cárdenas PAN–PRI–PRD 29.2 66.9% 16.6%
7 Fracc. Valle de Lincóln Carlos Alberto Guevara Garza PVEM–PT–Morena 16.1 47.4% 30.0%
8 Guadalupe Adriana Belinda Quiroz Gallegos PVEM–PT–Morena 10.0 55.9% 33.4%
9 Linares Juan Francisco Espinoza Eguía PAN–PRI–PRD 12.4 59.2% 23.2%
10 Monterrey Ana Isabel González González PAN–PRI–PRD 23.5 63.1% 16.7%
11 Guadalupe Pedro Garza Treviño PAN–PRI–PRD 0.2 59.1% 27.9%
12 Benito Juárez Héctor Alfonso de la Garza Villarreal PVEM–PT–Morena 5.5 47.1% 31.6%
13 Salinas Victoria Luis Orlando Quiroga Treviño PVEM–PT–Morena 3.4 52.3% 21.8%
14 Pesquería José Gloria López PVEM–PT–Morena 6.7 48.9% 27.6%

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Oaxaca

#oax

Governor Salomón Jara Cruz Morena, elected, since 1 December 2022

Capital
Oaxaca de Juárez
Population 2020
4,132,148
Next governor vote
4 June 2028
Local congress
42 (25 MR, 17 RP)
Municipalities
570
By indigenous normative systems
418
Federal districts
10 · circunscripción 3
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 76.4%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 7Morena alone 3
Senators
  • Antonino Morales Toledo Morena · Majority
  • Luisa Cortés García Morena · Majority
  • Laura Estrada Mauro Morena · First minority
10 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 San Juan Bautista Tuxtepec Miriam de los Ángeles Vázquez Ruiz PVEM–PT–Morena 57.1 64.9% 52.5%
2 Teotitlán de Flores Magón Irma Juan Carlos PVEM–PT–Morena 41.2 65.1% 45.3%
3 Heroica Ciudad de Huajuapan de León Margarita García García PVEM–PT–Morena 50.3 58.9% 48.9%
4 Tlacolula de Matamoros Naty Poob Pijy Jiménez Vásquez Morena 39.9 51.2% 52.9%
5 Salina Cruz Carol Antonio Altamirano Morena 25.8 61.4% 46.9%
6 Heroica Ciudad de Tlaxiaco José Alejandro López Sánchez PVEM–PT–Morena 69.1 54.7% 50.0%
7 Ciudad Ixtepec Gloria Sánchez López PVEM–PT–Morena 63.8 64.1% 51.0%
8 Oaxaca de Juárez Raúl Bolaños Cacho Cué PVEM–PT–Morena 34.9 61.3% 41.3%
9 Puerto Escondido María del Carmen Bautista Peláez PVEM–PT–Morena 48.7 57.8% 44.4%
10 Miahuatlán de Porfirio Díaz Carmelo Cruz Mendoza Morena 35.8 54.3% 48.6%

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Puebla

#pue

Governor Alejandro Armenta Mier Morena, elected, since 14 December 2024

Capital
Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza
Population 2020
6,583,278
Next governor vote
2 June 2030
Local congress
41 (26 MR, 15 RP)
Municipalities
217
Federal districts
16 · circunscripción 4
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 65.2%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 16
Senators
  • Ignacio Mier Velazco Morena · Majority
  • Lizeth Sánchez García PT · Majority
  • Néstor Camarillo Medina MC · First minority
16 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Huauchinango de Degollado Gissel Santander Soto PVEM–PT–Morena 35.0 66.4% 43.4%
2 Cuautilulco Barrio Fátima Almendra Cruz Peláez PVEM–PT–Morena 23.9 70.9% 38.1%
3 Teziutlán María de los Ángeles Ballesteros García PVEM–PT–Morena 41.9 68.0% 37.4%
4 Libres Juan Antonio González Hernández PVEM–PT–Morena 40.5 70.4% 35.3%
5 San Martín Texmelucan de Labastida Rafaela Vianey García Romero PVEM–PT–Morena 41.9 62.0% 42.6%
6 Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza Alejandro Carvajal Hidalgo PVEM–PT–Morena 34.7 58.7% 50.0%
7 Tepeaca Claudia Rivera Vivanco PVEM–PT–Morena 50.2 64.1% 49.4%
8 Ciudad Serdán Carlos Ignacio Mier Bañuelos PVEM–PT–Morena 45.6 65.6% 45.6%
9 Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza José Antonio Gali López PVEM–PT–Morena 20.3 62.9% 42.0%
10 Cholula de Rivadavia María Fabiola Karina Pérez Popoca PVEM–PT–Morena 9.1 65.9% 37.9%
11 Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza José Antonio López Ruiz PVEM–PT–Morena 20.0 62.0% 43.5%
12 Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza Nora Yessica Merino Escamilla PVEM–PT–Morena 16.1 60.8% 42.3%
13 Atlixco Mario Miguel Carrillo Cubillas PVEM–PT–Morena 36.6 62.8% 46.7%
14 Izúcar de Matamoros Eduardo Castillo López PVEM–PT–Morena 45.0 64.3% 45.9%
15 Tehuacán María del Rosario Orozco Caballero PVEM–PT–Morena 44.3 61.6% 47.8%
16 Ajalpan Adolfo Alatriste Cantú PVEM–PT–Morena 35.2 71.7% 40.6%

Members from Puebla →

Querétaro

#qro

Governor Mauricio Kuri González PAN, elected, since 1 October 2021

Capital
Santiago de Querétaro
Population 2020
2,368,467
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
25 (15 MR, 10 RP)
Municipalities
18
Federal districts
6 · circunscripción 5
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 51.1%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 3Fuerza y Corazón por México 3
Senators
  • Guadalupe Murguía Gutiérrez PAN · Majority
  • Agustín Dorantes Lámbarri PAN · Majority
  • Beatriz Robles Gutiérrez Morena · First minority
6 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Cadereyta de Montes Gilberto Herrera Ruiz PVEM–PT–Morena 17.8 65.6% 38.5%
2 San Juan del Rio Ricardo Astudillo Suárez PVEM–PT–Morena 7.7 59.6% 38.0%
3 Santiago de Querétaro Ma. Lorena García Jimeno Alcocer PAN–PRI–PRD 9.1 62.1% 36.2%
4 Santiago de Querétaro Roberto Sosa Pichardo PAN–PRI–PRD 31.2 64.3% 26.8%
5 Pedro Escobedo Mario Calzada Mercado PAN–PRI–PRD 2.3 62.3% 34.0%
6 Santiago de Querétaro Luis Humberto Fernández Fuentes PVEM–PT–Morena 9.4 55.6% 41.2%

Members from Querétaro →

Quintana Roo

#qroo

Governor María Elena Hermelinda Lezama Espinosa Morena, elected, since 25 September 2022

Capital
Chetumal
Population 2020
1,857,985
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
25 (15 MR, 10 RP)
Municipalities
11
Federal districts
4 · circunscripción 3
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 73.2%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 3Morena alone 1
Senators
  • Anahí González Hernández Morena · Majority
  • Francisco Alejandro Carrillo Flores Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Mayuli Martínez Simón PAN · First minority
4 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Playa del Carmen Juan Luis Carrillo Soberanis PVEM–PT–Morena 41.5 54.8% 42.8%
2 Chetumal Elda María Xix Euan PVEM–PT–Morena 48.4 60.9% 48.4%
3 Cancún Luis Humberto Aldana Navarro Morena 32.0 53.9% 51.1%
4 Cancún Mildred Concepción Ávila Vera PVEM–PT–Morena 38.1 53.1% 41.3%

Members from Quintana Roo →

San Luis Potosí

#slp

Governor José Ricardo Gallardo Cardona PVEM, elected, since 26 September 2021

Capital
San Luis Potosí
Population 2020
2,822,255
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
27 (15 MR, 12 RP)
Municipalities
59
Federal districts
7 · circunscripción 2
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 60.5%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 6Fuerza y Corazón por México 1
Senators
  • Ruth González Silva PVEM · Majority
  • Gilberto Hernández Villafuerte PVEM · Majority
  • Verónica Rodríguez Hernández PAN · First minority
7 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Matehuala Aremy Velazco Bautista PVEM–PT–Morena 42.0 60.9% 21.5%
2 Soledad de Graciano Sánchez José Luis Fernández Martínez PVEM–PT–Morena 41.7 58.4% 20.5%
3 Rioverde Óscar Bautista Villegas PVEM–PT–Morena 30.5 59.1% 16.1%
4 Ciudad Valles Francisco Adrián Castillo Morales PVEM–PT–Morena 26.1 62.6% 27.9%
5 San Luis Potosí David Azuara Zúñiga PAN–PRI–PRD 5.5 62.2% 18.1%
6 San Luis Potosí Juan Carlos Valladares Eichelmann PVEM–PT–Morena 33.0 58.6% 23.1%
7 Tamazunchale Briceyda García Antonio PVEM–PT–Morena 54.1 68.7% 27.1%

Members from San Luis Potosí →

Sinaloa

#sin

Governor Graciela Domínguez Nava Morena, interim, since 25 August 2026

Capital
Culiacán Rosales
Population 2020
3,026,943
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
40 (24 MR, 16 RP)
Municipalities
20
Federal districts
7 · circunscripción 1
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 65.6%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 5Morena alone 2
Senators
  • Ana Chiquete Elizalde Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Enrique Inzunza Cázarez No group · Majority
  • Paloma Sánchez Ramos PRI · First minority
7 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Mazatlán Graciela Domínguez Nava PVEM–PT–Morena 50.1 52.1% 55.5%
2 Los Mochis Ana Elizabeth Ayala Leyva Morena 24.5 56.0% 50.3%
3 Guamúchil Jesús Fernando García Hernández PVEM–PT–Morena 39.0 56.2% 52.3%
4 Guasave Felicita Pompa Robles PVEM–PT–Morena 51.1 56.3% 55.9%
5 Culiacán de Rosales Jesús Alfonso Ibarra Ramos PVEM–PT–Morena 24.4 57.7% 47.0%
6 Mazatlán Olegaria Carrazco Macías Morena 20.7 56.4% 50.0%
7 Culiacán de Rosales Merary Villegas Sánchez PVEM–PT–Morena 32.9 51.8% 50.1%

Members from Sinaloa →

Sonora

#son

Governor Francisco Alfonso Durazo Montaño Morena, elected, since 13 September 2021

Capital
Hermosillo
Population 2020
2,944,840
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
33 (21 MR, 12 RP)
Municipalities
72
Federal districts
7 · circunscripción 1
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 63.9%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 7
Senators
  • Lizeth Vásquez Ochoa Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Heriberto Aguilar Castillo Morena · Majority
  • Manlio Fabio Beltrones No group · First minority
7 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 San Luis Rio Colorado Manuel de Jesús Baldenebro Arredondo PVEM–PT–Morena 27.0 44.5% 42.0%
2 Nogales Jesús Antonio Pujol Irastorza PVEM–PT–Morena 34.2 43.9% 47.6%
3 Hermosillo Diana Karina Barreras Samaniego PVEM–PT–Morena 30.9 48.1% 46.8%
4 Guaymas Ramón Ángel Flores Robles PVEM–PT–Morena 36.0 56.2% 46.5%
5 Hermosillo Jacobo Mendoza Ruiz PVEM–PT–Morena 6.6 54.0% 39.4%
6 Cd. Obregón Anabel Acosta Islas PVEM–PT–Morena 46.9 50.9% 52.3%
7 Navojoa Alma Manuela Higuera Esquer PVEM–PT–Morena 48.2 55.7% 53.5%

Members from Sonora →

Tabasco

#tab

Governor Javier May Rodríguez Morena, elected, since 1 October 2024

Capital
Villahermosa
Population 2020
2,402,598
Next governor vote
2 June 2030
Local congress
35 (21 MR, 14 RP)
Municipalities
17
Federal districts
6 · circunscripción 3
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 80.5%
Districts 2024 Morena alone 6
Senators
  • Alejandra Arias Trevilla Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Óscar Cantón Zetina Morena · Majority
  • José Sabino Herrera Dagdug Morena · First minority
6 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Macuspana Julio Ernesto Gutiérrez Bocanegra Morena 46.7 59.4% 58.1%
2 Heroica Cárdenas Iván Peña Vidal Morena 48.7 57.3% 64.5%
3 Comalcalco Rosa Margarita Graniel Zenteno Morena 43.2 64.8% 63.1%
4 Villahermosa Jaime Humberto Lastra Bastar Morena 49.2 59.4% 61.8%
5 Paraíso Beatriz Millánd Pérez Morena 47.1 63.7% 58.1%
6 Ranchería Ixtacomitán 1ra Sección Tey Mollinedo Cano Morena 50.1 57.5% 59.7%

Members from Tabasco →

Tamaulipas

#tamps

Governor Américo Villarreal Anaya Morena, elected, since 1 October 2022

Capital
Ciudad Victoria
Population 2020
3,527,735
Next governor vote
4 June 2028
Local congress
36 (22 MR, 14 RP)
Municipalities
43
Federal districts
8 · circunscripción 2
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 62.3%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 7Fuerza y Corazón por México 1
Senators
  • Olga Patricia Sosa Ruiz Morena · Majority
  • José Ramón Gómez Leal Morena · Majority
  • Imelda Sanmiguel Sánchez PAN · First minority
8 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Nuevo Laredo Carlos Enrique Canturosas Villarreal PVEM–PT–Morena 10.6 56.4% 45.4%
2 Reynosa Claudia Alejandra Hernández Sáenz PVEM–PT–Morena 43.3 50.7% 52.0%
3 Rio Bravo Casandra Prisilla de los Santos Flores PVEM–PT–Morena 28.4 56.3% 47.6%
4 H. Matamoros Mario Alberto López Hernández PVEM–PT–Morena 31.0 50.0% 47.0%
5 Ciudad Victoria José Braña Mojica PVEM–PT–Morena 33.7 65.1% 47.1%
6 Ciudad Mante Blanca Araceli Narro Panameño PVEM–PT–Morena 32.8 58.8% 53.6%
7 Reynosa Olga Juliana Elizondo Guerra PVEM–PT–Morena 44.5 49.0% 53.0%
8 Tampico Jesús Antonio Nader Nasrallah PAN–PRI–PRD 0.8 61.6% 40.8%

Members from Tamaulipas →

Tlaxcala

#tlax

Governor Lorena Cuéllar Cisneros Morena, elected, since 31 August 2021

Capital
Tlaxcala de Xicohténcatl
Population 2020
1,342,977
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
25 (15 MR, 10 RP)
Municipalities
60
Federal districts
3 · circunscripción 4
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 69.2%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 3
Senators
  • José Antonio Álvarez Lima Morena · Majority
  • Eréndira Cova Brindis Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Anabell Ávalos Zempoalteca PRI · First minority
3 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Apizaco José Alejandro Aguilar López PVEM–PT–Morena 29.8 69.6% 35.4%
2 Tlaxcala de Xicohtencatl Raymundo Vázquez Conchas PVEM–PT–Morena 41.3 68.0% 41.5%
3 Zacatelco Irma Yordana Garay Loredo PVEM–PT–Morena 39.9 73.5% 41.5%

Members from Tlaxcala →

Veracruz

Veracruz de Ignacio de la Llave #ver

Governor Norma Rocío Nahle García Morena, elected, since 1 December 2024

Capital
Xalapa-Enríquez
Population 2020
8,062,579
Next governor vote
2 June 2030
Local congress
50 (30 MR, 20 RP)
Municipalities
212
Federal districts
19 · circunscripción 3
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 66.5%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 17Fuerza y Corazón por México 1Morena alone 1
Senators
  • Claudia Tello Espinosa Morena · Majority
  • Manuel Huerta Ladrón de Guevara Morena · Majority
  • Miguel Ángel Yunes Márquez Morena · First minority
19 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Pánuco María del Carmen Pinete Vargas PVEM–PT–Morena 28.3 60.3% 48.3%
2 Álamo Elizabeth Cervantes de la Cruz PVEM–PT–Morena 36.7 60.0% 48.7%
3 Cosoleacaque Magaly Armenta Oliveros PVEM–PT–Morena 53.5 56.8% 59.5%
4 Boca del Rio María Josefina Gamboa Torales PAN–PRI–PRD 4.1 62.1% 36.4%
5 Poza Rica de Hidalgo Francisco Javier Velázquez Vallejo PVEM–PT–Morena 44.9 58.1% 54.4%
6 Papantla de Olarte Jaime Humberto Pérez Bernabé PVEM–PT–Morena 36.6 60.0% 49.4%
7 Martínez de la Torre Mónica Herrera Villavicencio PVEM–PT–Morena 39.8 55.9% 51.4%
8 Las Trancas Jorge Alberto Mier Acolt Morena 26.4 59.8% 48.2%
9 Coatepec Adrián González Naveda PVEM–PT–Morena 29.9 60.7% 47.3%
10 Xalapa Ana Miriam Ferraez Centeno PVEM–PT–Morena 0.2 63.3% 37.0%
11 Coatzacoalcos Roberto Ramos Alor PVEM–PT–Morena 59.2 60.5% 63.1%
12 Veracruz Rosa Hernández Espejo PVEM–PT–Morena 22.6 58.7% 47.7%
13 Huatusco Blanca Estela Hernández Rodríguez PVEM–PT–Morena 22.6 59.6% 43.2%
14 Minatitlán Jessica Ramírez Cisneros PVEM–PT–Morena 60.1 58.3% 63.6%
15 Orizaba Dulce María Corina Villegas Guarneros PVEM–PT–Morena 24.7 60.9% 45.0%
16 Córdoba Zenyazen Roberto Escobar García PVEM–PT–Morena 36.1 61.5% 52.0%
17 Cosamaloapan Margarita Corro Mendoza PVEM–PT–Morena 36.2 57.0% 52.0%
18 Zongolica Benito Aguas Atlahua PVEM–PT–Morena 30.6 57.3% 43.5%
19 San Andrés Tuxtla Paola Tenorio Adame PVEM–PT–Morena 39.5 52.4% 51.4%

Members from Veracruz →

Yucatán

#yuc

Governor Joaquín Jesús Díaz Mena Morena, elected, since 1 October 2024

Capital
Mérida
Population 2020
2,320,898
Next governor vote
2 June 2030
Local congress
35 (21 MR, 14 RP)
Municipalities
106
Federal districts
6 · circunscripción 3
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 60.7%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 5Fuerza y Corazón por México 1
Senators
  • Verónica Camino Farjat Morena · Majority
  • Jorge Carlos Ramírez Marín PVEM · Majority
  • Rolando Zapata Bello PRI · First minority
6 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Valladolid Rocío Natali Barrera Puc PVEM–PT–Morena 10.6 77.6% 43.6%
2 Progreso Jorge Luis Sánchez Reyes PVEM–PT–Morena 12.1 80.5% 41.7%
3 Mérida Óscar Iván Brito Zapata PVEM–PT–Morena 14.2 62.6% 44.7%
4 Mérida María Isabel Rodríguez Heredia PAN–PRI–PRD 23.7 70.6% 28.6%
5 Umán Jazmín Yaneli Villanueva Moo PVEM–PT–Morena 27.6 75.9% 44.5%
6 Mérida Jessica Saiden Quiroz PVEM–PT–Morena 13.1 63.4% 43.4%

Members from Yucatán →

Zacatecas

#zac

Governor David Monreal Ávila Morena, elected, since 12 September 2021

Capital
Zacatecas
Population 2020
1,622,138
Next governor vote
6 June 2027
Local congress
30 (18 MR, 12 RP)
Municipalities
58
Federal districts
4 · circunscripción 2
President 2024, most votes
Sheinbaum 50.4%
Districts 2024 Sigamos Haciendo Historia 4
Senators
  • Gabriela Pinedo Morales Morena · Majority · alternate sitting
  • Saúl Monreal Ávila Morena · Majority
  • Claudia Anaya Mota PRI · First minority
4 districts: 2024 results
No. Cabecera Winner 2024 Margin, pts Turnout Morena
1 Fresnillo María Soledad Luévano Cantú PVEM–PT–Morena 3.8 56.2% 33.6%
2 Jerez de García Salinas Julia Arcelia Olguín Serna PVEM–PT–Morena 12.9 57.5% 32.8%
3 Zacatecas Ulises Mejía Haro PVEM–PT–Morena 14.4 63.1% 29.4%
4 Guadalupe Ana Luisa del Muro García PVEM–PT–Morena 19.7 62.4% 38.7%

Members from Zacatecas →

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Municipalities · municipios

2,462 councils,
418 by custom.

A municipality is governed by an ayuntamiento: a municipal president, one or more síndicos and councillors (regidores), elected on one slate for three years, with some councillors by proportional representation (art. 115). Since the April 2026 reform a council may have at most one síndico and 15 regidores.

In Oaxaca, 418 of its 570 municipalities choose their authorities by indigenous normative systems (sistemas normativos indígenas, often called usos y costumbres): community assemblies and customary rules decide who serves and for how long, with no party lists; the state electoral institute (IEEPCO) keeps the catalogue and validates the results. Elsewhere, Cherán (Michoacán), Ayutla de los Libres (Guerrero) and Oxchuc (Chiapas) elect by community assembly, 421 in all.

IEEPCO — Catálogo de municipios sujetos al régimen de Sistemas Normativos Indígenas 2025 ↗

Municipalities per state (INEGI)

municipalities electing by indigenous normative systems

Mexico City · Ciudad de México

Sixteen
alcaldías.

Until 2016 the capital was the Federal District, governed in part by the federation; the 2016 reform made it Mexico City, a federal entity with its own constitution (2017). Its 16 boroughs, once delegaciones, became alcaldías with an elected mayor (alcalde or alcaldesa) and council (concejo), first elected in 2018 for three years. Mexico City has 22 federal districts and a congress of 66; its head of government is Clara Marina Brugada Molina.

INEGI, Catálogo Único de Claves Geoestadísticas ↗ · population, Censo 2020

  • Iztapalapa 1,835,486
  • Gustavo A. Madero 1,173,351
  • Álvaro Obregón 759,137
  • Tlalpan 699,928
  • Coyoacán 614,447
  • Cuauhtémoc 545,884
  • Venustiano Carranza 443,704
  • Xochimilco 442,178
  • Benito Juárez 434,153
  • Azcapotzalco 432,205
  • Miguel Hidalgo 414,470
  • Iztacalco 404,695
  • Tláhuac 392,313
  • La Magdalena Contreras 247,622
  • Cuajimalpa de Morelos 217,686
  • Milpa Alta 152,685