Overview
- PVEM confirmed it will caucus with Morena and PT in the Senate and called for an electoral reform built through broad debate and consensus, according to its leaders at a plenary meeting.
- Electoral experts note that PT and PVEM control the pivotal votes for any overhaul, as Morena cannot reach a qualified majority without them.
- PT and PVEM have conveyed to the Interior Ministry that they will not back a plan that eliminates plurinominal seats or reduces public financing for parties.
- Analysts warn that shrinking public funding and scrapping proportional representation would disadvantage minority parties and risk a democratic setback.
- A separate strain has surfaced in state-level negotiations, with a column reporting friction over the San Luis Potosí succession and a tentative candidacy deal in Quintana Roo.