Mexico City Voters Face Over 80 Judicial Candidates on Three Ballots

Mexico City voters face a daunting task in the upcoming June 1st judicial elections. More than 300 candidates are competing for various judgeships, spread across multiple ballots and specializations. "It's impossible to know them all," says one concerned citizen. The sheer number of candidates is raising concerns about voter confusion and the potential for irregularities. The INE (Instituto Nacional Electoral) has warned that voters should be prepared for a complex process. Opposition parties have criticized the system, arguing that the large number of candidates makes it difficult for voters to make informed decisions. The situation underscores the need for greater transparency and simplification of the electoral process.