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He referred to Mexico's recent shift to judicial elections to explain. "They just switched to a system where judges are elected essentially on the same ticket as the national government.

On 1 June 2025, Mexico held its first-ever nationwide elections to appoint of 2,681 national and local judges by popular vote. This unprecedented process was marked by low voter turnout, a high ...

Mexico's historic judicial elections attracted little attention, but the implications could be far-reaching.