Election Delays Frustrate Quintana Roo Voters

Quintana Roo Judicial Elections: Voters Face Delays Amidst Historic Vote Chetumal, Mexico - The first-ever election of the Judicial Power in Mexico took place on June 1st, 2025, alongside local elections in Durango and Veracruz. However, in Quintana Roo, voters at a special polling station faced significant delays. Reporter Efrain Castro captured the scene, showing long lines of people waiting for hours to cast their ballots. "We've been here since 7 am," said Jesus Vargas, a voter from the municipality of Tulum, who was among the first in line. "It's 9 am now, and it looks like this will take a long time." Castro's report highlights the frustration of voters who arrived early, only to encounter delays due to the late arrival of election officials. One elderly voter, who wished to remain anonymous, expressed concern about the lack of communication and transparency regarding the delays. Despite the setbacks, the video shows the persistence of voters determined to exercise their democratic right. The report underscores the importance of the judicial elections and the commitment of the citizens to participate in the process, even amidst challenges.