Labor Party outlines political strategies for upcoming Mexican elections

The Labor Party (PT) has announced strategic goals and organizational plans ahead of the 2026-2027 electoral processes in Mexico. In Campeche, state leader Antonio Gómez Saucedo stated the party aims to double its 2024 vote count, targeting at least 35,000 votes. While the party is open to renewing the 'Sigamos Haciendo Historia' coalition with Morena and the Green Ecological Party of Mexico (PVEM), leadership emphasized that their growth strategy is independent of such alliances.

In Veracruz, the PT is focusing on regional organization and specific policy proposals. Local deputy Ramón Díaz Ávila called for the State Superior Oversight Body (ORFIS) to implement better mechanisms for following up on complaints regarding alleged mismanagement of public funds by former officials. Additionally, the party is advocating for improved road safety for heavy vehicles in Xalapa, enhanced property protection for real estate owners, and increased attention to the historical grievances of Chinantec and Mazatec indigenous communities displaced from Oaxaca to Veracruz.