Overview
- Citlalli Hernández, head of Morena’s National Elections Commission, announced that convocatories for municipal and district coordinations will be issued in late August with validated external surveys as the decisive mechanism.
- National leaders have deployed legislators and party figures as regional emissaries to oversee state selection processes, with named examples including Alejandro Murat, Adán Augusto López Hernández and Sergio Gutiérrez Luna.
- Aspirants and local teams have intensified brigadeos, assemblies and door‑to‑door outreach in many states, with Célida López’s camp citing an Enkoll/El Universal poll that puts her ahead in Sonora and several candidates reporting broad sectoral backing.
- The party is conducting background checks on aspirants for fiscal, judicial and administrative issues and is negotiating compensatory placements for runners‑up as it aims to have gubernatorial shortlists settled by early September.
- Leadership says the survey‑driven push is meant to build territorial strength for 2027, reduce charges of top‑down picks, and keep local activists engaged while the national structure manages unity and candidate quality.