Launch INE 'practice your vote' for judicial election

The National Electoral Institute (INE) put in operation a platform for citizens to practice their vote in the judicial election on Sunday, June 1.

The National Electoral Institute (INE) called on citizens to become familiar with how to vote in the judicial election through the Conóceles, Práctica y Ubica (CPU) system, which is a “solution”, but not for someone to influence how to vote, said Guadalupe Taddei, councillor president.“It is designed for us to practice and inform ourselves, not for someone to come and tell us with a photograph (how to vote). What can happen, like so many things,…

Mexico City.- Faced with the complexity of voting for positions in the judiciary, the INE launched virtual ballots for citizens to vote on June 1. The microsite, called "Conóceles, Practica and Ubica", is already available on the Institute's website with the six ballots that will be used, which contain the names of the candidates. The system does not store the voting exercises or allow screen capture. INE president Guadalupe Taddei said that cit…

The INE will verify criminal records of candidates for the Judiciary and the Senate will have the last word, Guadalupe Taddei said.

The National Electoral Institute (INE) launched an innovative platform to facilitate citizen participation in the judicial election 2025. This tool is called “Conóceles, Práctica y Ubica” and allows voters to test their vote, access information about the candidates and know the location of the boxes. This initiative seeks to empower citizens to exercise their right to vote in an informed manner. Aims of the platform: To inform and facilitate the…

In the face of the many doubts among citizens as to how and what will be voted on in the judicial election, you know here the full explanation of the Government.