Last May, the national average of citizen approval of the governors of the 32 states of the country stood at 50.6%, a figure 0.6 points higher than the average of the previous month.
According to the Mitofsky Ranking on citizen approval of governors and governors of Mexico, a measurement made for El Economista, of the six states where there were governor elections last Sunday, the PAN members Martín Orozco, Carlos Joaquín González and José Rosas Aispuro de Aguascalientes, Quintana Roo and Durango, respectively, decreased their citizen approval compared to April.
While the leaders of Hidalgo, Oaxaca and Tamaulipas, the PRI members Omar Fayad and Alejandro Murat, and the PAN member Francisco García Cabeza de Vaca, respectively, increased their approval.
In short, three presidents registered an outstanding approval; 16, tall; 12, medium, and one, low.
Methodological note: Survey of 45,289 Mexicans over 18 years of age with smart mobile devices with Internet access.