INE President Rejects Invalidation of Mexico's Judicial Election Results

Mexico's INE President Rejects Calls to Invalidate Judicial Election Results Mexico City – The president of Mexico's National Electoral Institute (INE), Guadalupe Taddei Zavala, has firmly rejected calls to invalidate the results of the recent judicial elections. The controversy centers on irregularities reported in 818 polling stations. The video shows Taddei's statement during a council meeting. Taddei stated, "Me parece un acto incorrecto a todas luces, respondiendo a nuestras atribuciones, no acompaño esa propuesta porque me colocaría en el supuesto de no cumplimiento." (It seems to me a completely incorrect act; responding to our attributions, I do not support this proposal because it would place me in the situation of non-compliance.) This decision has ignited debate within the INE and beyond. The rejection of the invalidation proposal highlights the ongoing tensions and challenges surrounding the integrity of the election process. The INE's decision underscores the complexities of resolving electoral disputes and the importance of upholding the established procedures for validating election results. The situation remains fluid, with further discussions expected within the INE council.