2003 Mexican Legislative Election

2003 · The plural Chamber · 500 seats

According to polls, many voters were disappointed in President Vicente Fox for not fulfilling his campaign promises to create millions of jobs upon his election in July 2000, even though his approval ratings remained high.

President before

Vicente Fox

PAN

President (continued)

Vicente Fox

PAN

Largest force

Institutional Revolutionary Party

224 of 500 seats

Turnout

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The result

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Institutional Revolutionary Party

24.0% of votes · +16 seats

224

seats

National Action Party

31.8% of votes · +56 seats

151

seats

Party of the Democratic Revolution

18.2% of votes · +44 seats

seats

Ecologist Green Party of Mexico

4.1% of votes · 0 seats

seats

Labor Party

2.5% of votes · +1 seats

seats

Convergence for Democracy

2.3% of votes · +1 seats

seats

Alliance for All Coalition

14.1% of votes

seats

México Posible

0.9% of votes

seats

Social Alliance Party

0.8% of votes · +2 seats

seats


Institutional Revolutionary Party	—	224	+16	6,196,171	24.0%	—
National Action Party	—	151	+56	8,219,649	31.8%	—
Party of the Democratic Revolution	—	97	+44	4,707,009	18.2%	—
Ecologist Green Party of Mexico	—	17	0	1,068,721	4.1%	—
Labor Party	—	6	+1	642,290	2.5%	—
Convergence for Democracy	—	5	+1	605,156	2.3%	—
Alliance for All Coalition	—	0	—	3,637,685	14.1%	—
México Posible	—	0	—	243,361	0.9%	—
Social Alliance Party	—	0	+2	198,075	0.8%	—