Overview
- The Presidential Commission for Electoral Reform began its public hearings in Chihuahua, with Governor Maru Campos participating in the inaugural session.
- Campos said any overhaul that seeks to strengthen the Republic must be built with the agreement of the federative entities.
- She pledged to pursue adjustments to state electoral laws to align with a national framework under Article 116’s configurative freedom.
- The governor insisted on safeguarding autonomous electoral authorities and defending democracy through verifiable, trustworthy procedures.
- Campos voiced support for stronger fiscal oversight and operational savings without sacrificing certainty or legal security, while Lázaro Cárdenas Batel framed the process as a broad participatory effort to update the system before any legislative action.