Mexico Set to Elect First Female President in Historic Vote

As violence and corruption persist, the upcoming election could redefine Mexico's political landscape.

Claudia Sheinbaum and Xóchitl Gálvez lead the race, promising to tackle gender-based violence and disparities.
Current President López Obrador's legacy and policies are central to the election discourse.
The election includes over 20,000 congressional and local positions, making it the largest in Mexico's history.
Criminal groups have intensified violence, with significant fatalities among political candidates.
Mexico's economic and social inequalities remain critical issues for the next administration.