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In mid‑July 2026, Mid‑July polling in Morelia, Michoacán showed the ruling Morelia kept Morena party ahead in for the municipal presidency race, with candidate Juan Carlos Barragán at 39 % voter intention. The surveys highlighted Morena’s emphasis on integrating education and culture into security strategies and expanding municipal police resources. A poll released on 25 presidency, while a July confirmed 25 survey showed Ulises Mejía Haro’s Haro at 34.3 % support in the Zacatecas state‑coordination race, reiterating Zacatecas’s internal coordination race and a double‑digit July 27 follow‑up confirmed his lead at 37.1 % effective preference, widening the gap over PT rival Geovanna Bañuelos. Verónica Díaz. The report again linked local agricultural projects, such as guava production same week, internal polls in Juchipila, to President Claudia Sheinbaum’s national “Transformación” agenda. By 27 July, a second survey other states reinforced the pattern. In Tlaxcala, the coalition’s preferred candidate, Senator Ana Lilia Rivera, led with 31.4 % of Morena’s internal preferences, putting the Morena‑PT‑PVEM alliance at 42.4 % overall voter intention, well ahead of the PAN, PRI and MC. In Sonora, Célida López Cárdenas topped the Morena primary in Zacatecas showed Mejía Haro widening his advantage, recording with a 37.1 24 % effective preference versus 20.7 % for Verónica Díaz. This solidified his status as and the front‑runner for highest public recognition among the coalition’s eventual 2027 gubernatorial candidate. Together, field. Across these successive polls illustrate Morena’s sustained advantage across diverse local contests, with Morena candidates promoting continue to dominate local preference surveys, linking region‑specific development and security measures while aligning with promises to the party’s broader national program. agenda while solidifying front‑runners for upcoming gubernatorial races.