Pulso Electoral 2024

Mexican emigres voted in the United States in numbers that took electoral authorities by surprise and caused widespread failures in the in-person voting system.

We review what’s at stake in the electoral contest of Yucatán, one of the strongholds of the National Action Party.

After a season of contentious politics, Mexicans go to the polls to elect president, Congress, some governors, and thousands of local offices

After a season of contentious politics, Mexicans go to the polls to elect president, Congress, some governors, and thousands of local offices

After a season of contentious politics, Mexicans go to the polls to elect president, Congress, some governors, and thousands of local offices

Political analysts comment on the final results of Mexico's presidential, congressional and state elections. The election is widely seen as historic.

Mexico just culminated a historic election. The largest of its history. A woman is expected to be elected president for the first time. Who won the election?

Mexico is almost certain to elect the first female president in its history after 200 years of only men. This would be a major milestone, for a country where women voted for the first time in 1955.

After presidential candidates closed their campaigns, Mexico entered a three-day period of electoral ban, a period of “reflection and silence.” How is Mexico preparing for its largest election in history?

Analysis of the electoral process in the State of Veracruz, one of the 9 entities that will elect a new governor.

Analysis of the elections in Tabasco where citizens will have the opportunity to elect a governor and other local officials, in addition to voting for president, senators, and federal deputies.

Political analysts break down Mexico's third and final presidential debate of 2024. The candidates addressed key issues like social policy, insecurity, and foreign policy as the election approaches.

Presidential candidates will debate key issues for the country's democracy and governance. Listen to the live broadcast on Radio Bilingüe from the Centro Cultural Universitario Tlatelolco in Mexico City.

A month after the campaign kick-off and just weeks before Election Day, we delve into the proposals and strategies of presidential candidates.

Analysis of the concurrent election day, the representation positions at stake in Puebla, as well as perspectives on citizen participation and security challenges.

For Mexicans living abroad, the June election has already arrived. Thousands have already mailed in their ballots.

Los candidatos Claudia Sheinbaum, Xóchitl Gálvez y Jorge Álvarez debatirán temas clave para el desarrollo del país. Escuche la transmisión en vivo en Radio Bilingüe desde los Estudios Churubusco.

A discussion of the state's electoral contest, which, among many other problems, faces a security crisis.

Radio Bilingüe broadcasted live the First Presidential Debate in Mexico, on Sunday, April 7, from 7 pm to 9 pm (Pacific Time).

Review of the elections in Jalisco, where citizens will vote for a new governor, 38 local deputies, 125 trusteeships, 125 municipal mayoralties, and 1,231 council seats.

How many congressional representatives and senators will make up the Chambers? What are the number of public offices in the ballot in this federal election, in which we will elect 128 senators and 500 congress members?

A review of what is at stake in the electoral contest in Guanajuato, one of the strongholds of the National Action Party, which among other things is experiencing a security crisis.

Analysis of the proposals from the female candidate and candidates for the Head of Government in Mexico City.

Tune in to ‘Pulso Electoral 2024’ on Radio Bilingüe via your local broadcaster or online, from March 31st to June 2nd, 2024.