1985 Mexican Legislative Election
1985 · Midterms under the hegemonic party · 400 seats
Institutional Revolutionary Party finished first with 292 of 400 seats on 63.3% of the vote. Miguel de la Madrid stayed in office.
A midterm held under the hegemonic-party system: the official majority was not in genuine doubt.
President before
Miguel de la Madrid
PRI
President (continued)
Miguel de la Madrid
PRI
Largest force
Institutional Revolutionary Party
292 of 400 seats
Turnout
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The result
Institutional Revolutionary Party
63.3% of votes · +7 seats
292
seats
National Action Party
16.3% of votes · +13 seats
38
seats
Unified Socialist Party of Mexico
3.5% of votes · +5 seats
12
seats
Workers' Socialist Party
3.4% of votes · +1 seats
12
seats
Mexican Democratic Party
2.9% of votes · 0 seats
12
seats
Popular Socialist Party
2.5% of votes · +1 seats
11
seats
Authentic Party of the Mexican Revolution
2.4% of votes · +11 seats
11
seats
Mexican Workers' Party
1.7% of votes
6
seats
Workers' Revolutionary Party
1.7% of votes · +6 seats
6
seats