What changed
2026-09-09 00:05 UTC → 2026-09-09 22:21 UTC ·
added
removed
Morena poll leads; Baja California school reopening Tlaxcala judicial and political updates
Internal polls on July 29 confirmed Ana Lilia Rivera as the frontrunner for the Morena-PT-PVEM coalition’s Tlaxcala governorship candidacy, with the coalition holding 42.4% of voter intention nationwide. Subsequent surveys in Zacatecas reinforced Morena’s lead in the gubernatorial race, while the Senate will elect a new Board president on Aug 30 after the Morena parliamentary group selects its candidate. Recent polling data from August 22 showed Rivera at 46%, maintaining a 15.5 percentage point lead over second-place candidate Alfonso Sánchez, who held 30.5%. An aggregate review of seven polls conducted in August indicated Rivera led in five of them, including reports from Impronte, La Encuesta MX, La Crónica, and IQ Comunicación. By early September, In Tlaxcala, the internal race for Morena party coordination in Tlaxcala intensified. A Rubrum measurement indicated Rivera’s lead widened continues to 47.9% of preference, favor Ana Lilia Rivera. Recent polling by Rubrum indicates she maintains a significant lead, holding a 19.1 percentage point gap advantage over her nearest competitor. Alfonso Sánchez García. While Sánchez García has continued to position himself as a strong candidate through persists in holding informative assemblies, while Carlos Augusto Pérez Hernández assemblies to build support, Rivera has also declared his readiness, emphasizing his 26 years of public service and calling for maintained a selection process that follows established rules without granting privileges. In Baja California, consistent lead in recent measurements. Beyond political developments, Governor Lorena Cuéllar Cisneros is supervising the government detailed preparations construction of new offices for more than one the General Archive and the Directorate of Notaries and Public Records in Apizaco. Located within the Judicial City, the project has reached 35% completion with an investment exceeding 130 million children pesos. The facility is intended to return centralize and digitalize public records from 24 notaries to classrooms on 31 August. An investment of 91 billion pesos will fund teacher salaries, school meals, infrastructure upgrades improve legal certainty and safeguard family heritage. Other regional updates include the construction of eight new Tlaxcala City Council initiating a second phase to clear public schools. The plan also includes upgrading 478 existing schools, distributing textbooks, uniforms, and providing universal breakfast spaces for transit, and state scholarships. the Federal Attorney General's Office (FGR) securing prison sentences for two individuals convicted of illegal firearm possession in the state.