Campaign Effects

Posted by Diego Valle-Jones on Jun 22, 2012
In Mexico presidential campaigns last 90 days. This year campaigning started on March 30, before this date all campaigning was prohibited. Judging by the way Josefina Vázquez Mota's support fell after she started campaigning voters either didn't like what they saw in her ideology and issue stance or she is a very bad campaigner.

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