The #AMLOTrackingPoll is a daily statistical exercise on the approval or disapproval of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s administration, carried out by Roy Campos’ Mitofsky Consultation for El Economista. According to Campos, it is a digital measurement of the public function.
#AMLOTrackingPoll Approval of AMLO, October 20
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