On the other hand, because Governor Samuel García sees the head of the AMAR office winning the governorship as a key piece of his presidential project. MC's lead in the state's most influential poll is also analyzed with pragmatism by the ruling party: being ahead is key to potential blows to the electorate, such as delays in the delivery of new metro lines or the holding of a World Cup whose draw has not been as expected. In the PRI-PAN front, the poll has not generated much surprise: Adrián De la Garza remains the most important candidate and the axis of opposition between both parties is maintained as MC's main competitor. The element of tension in that camp is the almost 20-point difference in favor of Mariana. Already, at the Cantera Palace, they are celebrating Mariana Rodríguez's central position with over 45% of the preferences, but, essentially, the main relief has to do with Mariana's lead over Senator Luis Donaldo Colosio. This is key for two reasons: on the one hand, because Colosio is improving his tune with Dante Delgado, who has once again weighed in at MC's national table. In certain polls conducted by the mayor in December, the gap was in single digits. In Morena, meanwhile, the poll confirmed the belief that winning the election will require considerable effort. Mayor Andrés Mijes is confirmed as the most competitive candidate, without reaching 25% of the voting intention. The most bitter data: that the other two aspirants, both Senator Waldo Fernández and Tatiana Clouthier, have levels of unknownness above 50%. The other surprising twist is the 12% voting intention of Senator Judith Díaz, an aspirant who in Morena was seen with few chances of growth but who, according to the poll, demonstrates that she is still in the race. The poll published this Monday by Grupo Reforma has had immediate effects in the state's political arena.
