Overview
- The joint continuous‑tracking poll by El Heraldo and Question Mark, published Monday, found 71% of respondents approve of President Claudia Sheinbaum, 20% disapprove, 6% are neutral and 3% did not know or did not answer.
- Sheinbaum responded by thanking supporters, promising to keep working and saying the support reflects expanded social programs, new housing, school and hospital improvements, and better access to medicines.
- Question Mark director Javier Murillo told El Heraldo Radio that approval rises when the president delivers a clear, repeated message across party channels and visits many parts of the country to present results.
- The result follows Sheinbaum’s September 'Honestidad y Resultados' tour, in which she presented her Second Report of Government to all 32 states, and comes as right‑leaning parties have been gaining ground elsewhere in Latin America.
- A consolidated approval near 71% could strengthen Sheinbaum’s political standing, support her outreach to business with promises of investment incentives, and reshape how Mexico’s presidency is compared with regional and global leader rankings.