2018 Mexican general elections

The 2018 Mexican general elections, held on July 1, 2018, selected a new president, Congress, and local officials. Andrés Manuel López Obrador won the presidency with a historic majority, promising reforms to reduce corruption and poverty. Voters also elected senators, deputies, governors, and local leaders. The election saw high voter turnout and notable shifts in political power, with traditional parties losing ground to López Obrador’s Morena party. The election reflected public desire for change and efforts to address longstanding issues like inequality and governance. Overall, it was a pivotal event shaping Mexico’s political landscape for years to come.