Location and Schedule to View Results of Presidential Elections

This Sunday, June 2, Mexico prepares for a historic presidential election. On this occasion, for the first time a woman can be sworn in as the President of the country Claudia Sheinbaum and Xóchitl Gálvez leading the poll. In addition to the president, Mexicans will elect 128 senators and 500 federal representatives.

In many states, governors are also elected presidents Mexico City Government, Local councils and mayors. Expectations are high and massive participation of citizens is expected, who will be attentive once the results are available.

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Francisco Fernandez

Presidential candidates Xóchitl Gálvez Ruizof the Fuerza y ​​​​Corazón por México coalition (formed by the National Action Party, the Institutional Revolutionary Party and the Democratic Revolutionary Party), Claudia Sheinbaum Barto, from the Let’s Keep Making History Coalition (formed by the National Regeneration Movement, the Workers’ Party and Mexico’s Green Ecology Party), and Jorge Álvarez Menez from the Citizens Movement.

Where can I see the elections and schedule to meet Mexico’s new president?
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To follow closely Mexico Election 2024 And to meet the new President of the Republic, there are various options on television and digital platforms. Mainstream media have prepared extensive coverage to inform citizens in real time.

Television coverage

• Major television networks in Mexico such as Televisa, TV Azteca and Milenio Television will provide live broadcasts throughout the day. These networks will start their coverage from early morning, providing analysis, interviews and constant updates on the developments of Election Day.

Digital platforms and social networks

• Apart from television, election results can be followed through digital platforms. News websites such as El Universal, Reforma, and Excélsior and their mobile apps will provide real-time updates. Social networks such as Twitter, Facebook and Instagram will also be important sources of information, using hashtags such as #EleccionesMéxico2024 and #NuevoPresidenteDeMéxico to group the most relevant messages.

Table to know the results
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Election Day begins at 8:00 am and ends at 6:00 pm local time in Mexico City. Once the polling is over, the National Electoral Institute (INE) will start counting the votes.

To begin with, the first preliminary results were expected around 8:00 PM. However, several times the Election Commission decided to postpone the official announcement of preliminary results without providing information on the reasons for the delay.

However, depending on the complexity of the count in some regions, the final count may take until the night or the next day.

Stay informed and follow media coverage to learn about Mexico’s next president and new representatives in the Senate and Chamber of Deputies.