Political preference polls released for Quintana Roo and Chihuahua

Recent polling data reveals the current landscape for potential gubernatorial candidates in Quintana Roo and Chihuahua.

In Quintana Roo, specifically within the Benito Juárez municipality, which accounts for nearly half of the state's electorate, a study by Grupo Cantón shows high levels of indecision across all major parties. Among Morena supporters, Pablo Bustamante leads with 26% preference for an eventual candidacy, followed by Mildred Ávila and Alberto Batún at 13% each. In the opposition, Candy Ayuso leads the PRI with 38%, Jesús Pool holds 29% for Movimiento Ciudadano, and Reyna Tamayo leads the PAN with 21%. Indecision remains significant, reaching 43% within the PAN and 42% in Movimiento Ciudadano.

In Chihuahua, data from Votomx indicates that Cruz Pérez Cuéllar, the former mayor of Ciudad Juárez, leads preferences for the 2027 governorship with 45% support. This represents a five-point increase since August. He holds a 22-point lead over Marco Bonilla Mendoza, who sits at 23%. Other candidates include Tony Meléndez of the PRI at 7% and Alfredo Lozoya of Movimiento Ciudadano at 2%. Approximately 22% of respondents in the Chihuahua study have not yet defined a preference.