The popularity of the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, fell 5 points Pardo, in the last month, standing at 53.4%, according to the survey Mexico Choose.
It is a measurement more realistic than the surveys that analysts describe as “inflated” and they place the president above 70%. In it, the corruption, insecurity, violence, drug trafficking and the economic crisis among the country’s biggest problems.
In it, the 77.6% of the people surveyed consider that there is no trust in which the Federal Government—including the Presidency and the Security Cabinet— have an effective strategy to reduce the violence in states like Michoacanwhere On November 1, they murdered Carlos Manzo, mayor of Uruapan.
Furthermore, the 74.2% of those surveyed consider bad/terrible government performance federal in response to the recent escalation of violence in that state.
Likewise, 64.5% of those surveyed consider that the transport blockades due to insecurity on roads during the month were totally justified.
Corruption in Mexico
When asked: Is there corruption in the current government? The responses were the following:
- Yes: 79.5%
- No: 14.6%
- I don’t know: 5.9%
About who are the officials with higher rate of perception of corruptionThe list is led by the holder of the Attorney General’s Office (FGR).
- Alejandro Gertzfrom FGR (73.5)
- Zoe Robledoof the IMSS 73.2
- Alejandro Svarchfrom IMSS-Wellbeing 73.1
- Mario Delgadoof Public Education 72.2
- Ernestina Godoyfrom the Legal Department 69.5
- Marti Batresof the ISSSTE 66.6
- Alicia Barcenaof Semarnat 66.0
- Julio Berdegué, from Agriculture 65.7
- Ariadna Montiel, Secretary of Welfare 64.9
- Raquel Buenrostroof the Public Service 64.9
Meanwhile, the perception of corruption of President Claudia Sheinbaum is located in an index of 56.4%.
According to the survey of @MxEligeClaudia Sheinbaum lost 5 approval points in the last month, standing at 53.4%.
This measurement is much more realistic than all those inflated surveys that put it above 70%.
Not even the Macuspano thug achieved those numbers.To Claudia… pic.twitter.com/z7YFeAU4sw
— Arturo Villegas (new account) (@ArturoVill7) November 19, 2025
Security crisis in Mexico: extortion and collection of fees
The security remains the main problem of the country for the 48.0% of Mexicansbut it is also the main problem of the families Mexican. (42.5%)
By asking directly What crisis worries the most?he 66.6% of those surveyed indicate the security, while a 25.1% lean towards the economic one.
In the last month, Mexicans also consider that security (79.8%) and the economy (76.5%) have gotten worse or they continue just as bad.
- He 65.1% of Mexicans or an acquaintance has been extortion victim.
- While the 74.0% of Mexicans consider that collection of floor rights in Mexico it is little or no persecution.
- He 74.7% of those surveyed consider that Most of the country is controlled by drug traffickers.
A country on the wrong path, with a shortage of medicines and inflation
And 53.5% believe that the country is on the wrong pathwhile 43.3% believe they are on the right track.
He 82.4% of the Mexicans surveyed consider that Yes, there is a shortage of medicines in the country.
The inflation continues to worry to the Mexicans. 56.4% consider that the prices of products have risen a lot in the last month.
Women, forgotten
According to the opinion study that corresponds to November 2025 by the polling company México Choose, the 90.6% of those surveyed consider that In Mexico there is a lot/some violence against women.
Nevertheless, 64.3% of respondents consider that the Federal Government does little/nothing to reduce violence against women.
Claudia Sheinbaum’s popularity drops 5 points
In addition, it fell five points Claudia Sheinbaum’s popularity in the last month, standing at 53.4%,
Given the question:Would you vote for Claudia Sheinbaum for the period 2030-2036? And 26.6% of the general population I would do it.
If today a mandatory consultation of revocation of mandate by Claudia Sheinbaum 46.1% would vote for permanencewhile 45.4% would do it by resigning.
Despite this, the president leads the list of best evaluated officialsfollowed by the Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection of Mexico (SSPC) Omar García Harfuch.
- Claudia Sheinbaum Brown | President of the Republic 46.9
- Omar García Harfuch | Srio Security 46.8
- Marcelo Ebrard | Srio Economy 46.7
- Ricardo Anaya | Senators Coordinator PAN 41.5
- Victoria Rodríguez Ceja | Governor BANXICO 36.1
- Claudia Curiel | Sri Culture 35.2
- Elias Turn | PAN Deputies Coordinator 33.3
- Ruben Moreira | PRI Deputies Coordinator 33.2
- Juan Ramón de la Fuente | Srio Foreign Relations 32.0
- Raymundo Morales | Srio Marina 31.2
- Kenia López Rabadán | President Deputies 31.1
The most trusted institutions
The most trusted institutions are:
- Universities (59.2).
- Businesspeople (54.0).
- Bank of Mexico (53.6).
Who are the best evaluated governors?
According to the survey results Mexico Choosethe best evaluated leaders and those who lead the ranking in November 2025 are:
Elections in Mexico 2030: Ricardo Salinas Pliego, presidential
The results of the Mexico Choose survey reveal that at 65.4% of Mexicans would like a businessman to apply in 2030.
and the tycoon Ricardo Salinas Pliego (55.6%) es favorite businessman to be a candidate for President of Mexico in 2030, followed by Arturo Elias Ayub (13.0%) y Carlos Slim (12.3%).
If the elections were today presidential elections, the voting intention would be:
- Morena: 35.2%
- PAN: 22.6%
- Citizen Movement: 11.8%
- PRI: 8.6%
- Independent: 7.3%
- I don’t know: 11.3%
This is how Mexicans consider themselves Respondents:
- 36.0% center.
- 26.4% left.
- 20.4% right.
Furthermore, the 68.6% of the respondents considers that supporting the opposition is NOT going against the country.
What methodology was used for the Mexico Choose November 2025 survey?
The polling and public opinion research company México Choose, announced that the Mexicans who participated in the study are Mexicans 18 years and older residents in Mexico and with access to Meta spaces.
The dates of the survey were November 11 to 14, 2025.
- The sample size is 2,548 Mexicans.
- With a 95% confidence level, the margin of error is 14.1%.