2024 Mexican Elections: Registration Deadline Extended for Citizens Residing Abroad

The National Electoral Institute (INE) of Mexico has extended the registration period so that Mexican citizens residing abroad can participate in the elections.

Next February 25th is the deadline for all Mexicans who want to process their voter credentials and participate in the 2024 elections.

The National Electoral Institute (INE) reported that those people who want to process it for the first time or replace it, have until that day to do so.

The Mexican Consulate in New York is located at 27 E 39th Street in Manhattan.

Abroad, several locations have been set up where Mexicans will be able to cast their vote on June 2. In addition to New York, some of the cities included in this list are Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Madrid, Montreal, San Francisco and Washington DC

It is expected that this extension of the registration period will facilitate the process for those who wish to exercise their right to vote from outside the country.

Review the process to register in detail

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The National Electoral Institute of Mexico (INE) extended the deadline for Mexican citizens to register on the Nominal List of Voters Resident Abroad to be able to vote in the 2024 elections, so they will now have until next Sunday, February 25 to be able to do it.

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People who register will have the possibility of voting for the 2024 Mexican elections via postal mail and electronically via the internet. Those who do not register, but have a valid voting credential, will be able to cast their vote in person at 23 consular offices.

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How to register for the Nominal List? Before starting, have your current voting card on hand. If you processed it in Mexico, you will require proof of address no older than three months, a telephone number and email address. If you processed it abroad, proof is required only if you changed your address.

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Place your credential on a white sheet of paper on the front side (where the photograph comes); Sign the sheet on the side or below your credential and take a photo. Then, repeat the same process for the back of your badge and save the images to your device.

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Now, go to the voteextranjero.ine.mx page, select “register” and then “start.” The first step is to choose the type of credential you have, whether it has your photo on the right side or it is on the left side.

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Then you must enter the requested data. Use the illustrated guide that appears next to the form to locate this data on your credential and enter it as requested. Then read the terms and conditions, and click “accept”.

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Complete the following form, verify that your information is correct, and decide how you wish to vote (electronic vote, postal vote or in-person vote) and the candidate for which you will vote (presidency, governorships, senatorial offices or deputations).

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Finally, attach the requested documents, which will be photographs of your voting credential, as well as proof of address if required. Verify that your files were uploaded correctly and are those requested and that’s it, you will have sent your registration request.

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Write down your folio number so you can follow up on your request; You must also do it on the voteextranjero.ine.mx page, clicking on the special section and following the instructions. The elections will take place on June 2, 2024.

2024-02-15 16:29:00
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