Who is this about and why is it relevant?
On June 1, 2025, Mexico will experience a historic election day as it holds its first-ever vote to select judges, magistrates, and justices who will integrate the Federal Judicial Power. This development stems from the Judicial Reform approved in September of the previous year.
Key Figures and Institutions
The National Electoral Institute (INE) is the primary body responsible for organizing and overseeing these elections. As an independent, autonomous, and impartial organization, the INE ensures free, fair, and transparent elections in Mexico.
Polling Hours and Locations
When: Polling stations will be open from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM across the entire country.
Where: If you’re unsure of your polling location, the INE has introduced an online tool called “Ubica tu casilla” (Locate your polling station). This platform allows you to find the exact location for voting.
Additional Local Judicial Elections
Beyond the federal elections, 19 states will also hold local judicial elections. This accounts for nearly 2,000 additional positions.
Key Questions and Answers
- Q: What time do polling stations open and close? A: Polling stations will be open from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
- Q: How can I find my designated polling station? A: Use the INE’s “Ubica tu casilla” tool to locate your polling station.
- Q: Are there additional elections taking place besides the federal judicial elections? A: Yes, 19 states will conduct local judicial elections, adding approximately 2,000 positions.
