Understanding the Process Electoral Extraordinary for Judicial Positions
In the context of the Extraordinary Electoral Process for the election of various positions in the Federal Judicial Power of the Federation (PEEPJF) 2024-2025, the National Electoral Institute (INE) has enabled the platform “Locate your polling station” for the 2025 elections, where citizens can find out where to cast their vote on June 1.
How to Use the “Locate your polling station” Tool
To use this tool, available at https://ubicatucasilla.ine.mx/, select the entity where you reside and enter your section’s details found on the front of your Voter Credential. The system will then display the locations for the corresponding polling stations, classified as basic (B) or adjacent (C).
- Verify your polling station: Once the information is displayed, check which polling station you should vote at based on the left-hand side’s alphabetical range assigned to each one. On the right, the system will show a map with the exact location of your polling station, along with a route to reach it via Google Maps®.
Special Polling Stations for Those Away from Home
For those who are away from their registered address on election day, the INE will also set up special polling stations. These are exclusively for individuals outside their section and will have a limit of 1,000 ballots.
Key Questions and Answers
- What is the Extraordinary Electoral Process? It refers to the special election process for selecting various judicial positions in the Federal Judicial Power of the Federation for the term 2024-2025.
- How do I find my polling station? Use the “Locate your polling station” tool on the INE’s website by selecting your entity and entering your section details from your Voter Credential.
- What if I am away from home on election day? The INE will have special polling stations for individuals outside their registered sections, with a limited number of ballots.
Remember to check your polling station location and credential details in advance to exercise your right to vote informedly and punctually.
