Sheinbaum has 68.8% approval rating; 58.4% consider Taddei's resignation insufficient

The October 2026 closing figures consolidate the strong approval ratings of President Claudia Sheinbaum, whose public support remains stable at around 70 percent. This political stability contrasts with growing social demands for accountability, highlighting that citizens do not consider the resignation of the leadership of the National Electoral Institute sufficient to repair the institutional trust damaged by alleged conflicts of interest. Public perception indicates that isolated measures are insufficient to restore credibility in electoral bodies, reflecting a paradigm shift in which transparency and institutional integrity are prioritized by the population. This underscores the need for structural actions beyond changes in leadership to address updated democratic demands and prevent the erosion of legitimacy in key institutions. Simultaneously, there is favorable public preference for closer ties between Mexico and Brazil, viewed as beneficial by the majority, positioning foreign policy as a relevant factor for regional cohesion. This article is crucial for the field of open data, as it illustrates how transparency in public management and access to reliable information are determinants for measuring and maintaining democratic legitimacy and citizen trust in times of high institutional complexity.

Source: sdpnoticias.com
Published on 2026-11-03

Sheinbaum has 68.8% approval rating; 58.4% consider Taddei's resignation insufficient

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