Overview
- The INE, which opened a 60‑working‑day review Tuesday, will rule by June 25 on five groups seeking national party status.
- The Council said prior party memberships prevail in duplicate cases, and INE staff will visit homes to ask each person which affiliation they want to keep.
- The INE will throw out alleged affiliations that lack capture through its authorized mobile app, a live biometric photo, or verification at the control table.
- The INE’s party directorate reports Somos México has 205 valid district assemblies after preliminary cross‑checks, and a tribunal case could restore 35 more to reach 240.
- The applicants — Interacción Empática, PAZ, México Tiene Vida, Somos México, and Que Siga la Democracia — must each prove 256,030 verified members and sufficient state or district assemblies to qualify.