Overview
- Morena completed its internal selection of Coordinaciones de la Defensa de la Transformación that determine gubernatorial paths after the party announced winners on Sept. 15, including picks in Michoacán, Quintana Roo, Zacatecas and Baja California.
- Declared coordinators have begun building territorial teams and staging public unity meetings in Mexicali, Michoacán, Quintana Roo and Guerrero to consolidate organization ahead of 2027.
- The Partido del Trabajo has publicly said it may support or nominate aspirants excluded by Morena, naming figures such as Raúl Morón, Rafael Marín and Geovanna Bañuelos as possible alternatives and citing past cases where the PT ran separately.
- Several aspirants and legislators complain the survey method produced unequal conditions and a lack of transparency; Evangelina Moreno filed a per saltum challenge to the Baja California designation at the TEPJF and the tribunal has requested Morena’s internal records.
- Morena’s national leadership refused to order new surveys for PT or PVEM hopefuls, while PVEM senators call for dialogue, leaving the coalition to choose between enforcing survey results or negotiating to avoid vote-splitting in 2027.