2018 Mexican presidential election

The 2018 Mexican presidential election was held on July 1, 2018, to choose a new president. Andrés Manuel López Obrador, representing the Morena party, won with about 53% of the vote, promising to combat corruption and improve social programs. His victory ended decades of dominance by traditional parties like the PRI and PAN. The election saw high voter turnout and was characterized by a desire for change among citizens concerned about violence, inequality, and insecurity. López Obrador's win marked a significant shift toward leftist policies and a focus on addressing Mexico’s social challenges.