Overview
- Ricardo Monreal said the Chamber could devote the February ordinary session exclusively to the electoral reform package that includes revocation, pending the Presidential Commission’s initiative.
- He noted the discussion might restart in December but could slip to February because the current period is expected to end on December 11–12.
- Monreal reiterated that any changes must be approved at least three months before the electoral process that begins on September 1, 2026, effectively setting a June 2026 deadline.
- A proposal from Deputy Alfonso Ramírez Cuéllar would schedule the revocation consultation for the same day as the 2027 ordinary elections, the first Sunday in June, to streamline logistics and costs.
- Monreal said a 1 billion peso adjustment to the INE budget does not endanger preparations, with election and revocation funding to be covered in the 2026 fiscal year.