“There is no favoritism”: Sheinbaum defends Morena’s polling method and promises to make the results public in response to criticism of the process

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has defended the internal polling method used by the Morena party to select coordinators for the Fourth Transformation. Addressing criticisms regarding a lack of transparency in the process, Sheinbaum rejected allegations of favoritism, commonly referred to as a "dedazo," and pledged to make the poll results fully accessible to the public.

The defense comes in response to internal party scrutiny over how candidates are designated. By promising to open the results to address these concerns, the administration seeks to reinforce the credibility of the party's selection mechanisms amidst ongoing debates about transparency.