Mexico holds its first judicial institution elections.

Mexico held judicial institution elections on the 1st. This is the first time in Mexico that voters directly elected judges such as the Supreme Court justices and Federal Electoral Court judges. According to the National Electoral Commission of Mexico, this election lasted one day and involved 881 judicial positions, including 9 Supreme Court justices, 2 Federal Electoral Court judges, 15 District Court judges, as well as judges from the Judicial Discipline Court, Circuit Courts, and District Courts.