Mexico 2027 Federal and Concurrent Local Elections
Federal election day held concurrently with local elections across Mexico
Mexico will hold the Federal Electoral Process 2026-2027 election day on June 6, 2027, alongside concurrent local elections in participating states. The National Electoral Institute coordinates the federal process and works with local electoral authorities to organize the election.
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Reference time:Hora del centro de México
About the Event
Mexico's Federal Electoral Process 2026-2027 election day will take place on June 6, 2027, concurrently with the applicable local elections. The National Electoral Institute (INE) states that the federal vote will renew all 500 seats in the Chamber of Deputies, while local elections will cover different offices depending on each state. The local contests include governorships, state legislatures, municipalities, mayoralties and other elected positions. Because the ballot differs from one state to another, the specific offices voters will see depend on their state. INE and the local electoral authorities will publish the detailed information for each election as the process advances.
The federal election
INE has set June 6, 2027 as federal election day, when all 500 seats in the Chamber of Deputies will be renewed.
Concurrent local elections
The federal vote will take place alongside local electoral processes in participating states. INE coordinates the federal process with the local electoral authorities.
What will be elected
In addition to federal deputies, local offices vary by state and include governorships, state legislators, municipalities, mayoralties and other elected positions.
State-by-state information
The offices, candidates and procedures differ across states. INE's 2027 election portal provides the official federal information and references for the concurrent local processes.
When it starts
Highlights
June 6, 2027
500 federal deputy seats
Concurrent local elections
INE and local electoral authorities