dFor a long time there have been reasonable doubts about the correct way to cross out the ballot and during this election day doing it correctly prevents inconsistencies with respect to the vote it is not going to be annulled and thus our will as voters is respected.
It should be noted that at the federal level and in some of the states there are two coalitions, the first ‘Let’s Keep Making History’ made up of the Movement of National Regeneration (MORENA), Labor Party (PT) and Green Ecologist Party of Mexico (PVEM); the second ‘Strength and Heart for Mexico’, which make up the National Action Party (PAN), Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) and Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD); besides Citizen Movement (MC) who goes alone.
How to vote for a coalition this June 2?
Coalitions do not appear on the electoral ballot, instead there are separate political parties, so if you want to vote for a candidate, either for President, Deputies or Senators There are several options, the first is to choose that candidate by crossing out one of the parties it forms, the other is to cross out the three parties in its coalition or one more is to cross out two of the three of the aforementioned alliance.
There are cases in state and local elections, where the aforementioned alliances or coalitions were not integrated, for which there are candidates separate from the PRI-PAN-PRD or of MORENA-PT-PVEM In that case, it is very important to verify that if you want to vote for a coalition, it has the same name as the candidate in question.
How is a vote voided?
Finally, it is very important to say that, although the most common thing is to cross out the candidate you vote for, if you want to put a little dove, a happy face or any other sign that makes your preference clear, that does not nullify the vote, what it does is put a sign for two parties with a different candidate.
