In Mexico there is a state, Coahuila, in which there has not been a single alternation in the governorship, that is, the PRI has not lost it even once. On the other hand, there are now five entities where the greatest number of alternations has occurred, which is four: Michoacán, Nayarit, Yucatán, Nuevo León and Tlaxcala.
It must be said that the majority of the states, 13, 40.63%, are in the three alternations, showing signs of bipartisanship, tripartiteism and even multipartyism, as in Chiapas and Morelos.
The states in dispute in 2027 are 17, of which 12 are governed by Morena, three by the PAN, one by Movimiento Ciudadano and one more by the Green Party. On the one hand, there are indicators that the PAN would be able to sustain itself in Aguascalientes, Chihuahua and Querétaro, which are territories that it currently governs.
Something similar could happen in Nuevo León, that is, that the ruling party, in this case MC, manages to resist the Morenoist attacks and give continuity to the government of Samuel García. The complicated cases begin with San Luis Potosí, where the Green Party certainly governs, but derived, at the time, from a transfer by Morena.
