Overview
- Morena completed and swore in all 17 state coordinators in marathon sessions this week at Mexico City’s World Trade Center, making them the party’s presumptive gubernatorial organizers but not yet formally registered candidates.
- The ruling alliance with the Green Party (PVEM) secured several coordinator slots while the Labor Party (PT) was largely left out of final announcements, creating visible tension inside the governing bloc.
- Morena’s electoral commission said internal telephone and household surveys determined many outcomes and promised to publish the underlying poll data imminently to address complaints about transparency.
- Parity rules and alliance strategy changed results in some states, most notably Nayarit where PVEM senator Jasmine Bugarín was named coordinator despite the male survey winner, and Sonora where Lorenia Valles will lead a three‑year governorship race to align the calendar with 2030.
- National leaders urged unity and ethical conduct from coordinators as the party shifts from these designations to formal candidate registrations and campaign organization ahead of electoral deadlines later this year.