Quick test
about 7 minutes
- 20 key questions, just your opinion
- Ideal if you are curious
Mexico’s federal election 2027
Mexico political test 2027: Chamber of Deputies election
Find out which party in Mexico’s 2027 Chamber of Deputies election is closest to your views. An independent test based on the parties’ positions, each with its reasoning and source in plain view, or marked as estimated when no document states it.
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The test is free: we will never ask you to pay to take it or to see your result.
- Questions
- 45
- Duration
- ~10 minutes
- Parties
- 8
By Fadrique Garcia Font. Party positions reviewed on 25/10/2026.
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Two ways to find out where you stand
Full test
about 10 minutes
- All 45 questions, and you say how much each topic matters to you
- Ideal for a more precise result
You can skip any questions you cannot answer
What this is
A test that compares your views with the parties’ positions
Afinidad Política asks you about the issues at the center of public debate in Mexico ahead of the 2027 Chamber of Deputies election. Your answers are compared with the position that each of the 8 parties analyzed takes on those same questions, which gives a match percentage with each of them.
It is not an opinion poll or an election forecast, and it does not tell you who to vote for. It measures the distance between what you think and what the parties propose, and shows you where each number comes from so that you can question it.
Where the data comes from
Every position, with its justification
The 360 positions behind the test are based on the parties’ electoral platforms, their founding documents (declaration of principles and program of action), how their groups vote in the Chamber of Deputies and their public statements. Each one has its justification shown on the party’s profile, and those without an explicit document stating them are marked as estimated instead of being presented as if they were certain.
You can review them before answering, topic by topic or party by party. If you find an error and provide the source, it will be corrected. More details in the methodology.
What we measure
Categories we will look at
The main axes that shape political debate in Mexico today.
- 01 Security and armed forces 4
- 02 Justice and the judiciary 3
- 03 Elections and parties 4
- 04 Institutions and corruption 3
- 05 Economy and taxes 3
- 06 Work and pensions 2
- 07 Health and social programs 5
- 08 Education, children and family 3
- 09 Energy and environment 5
- 10 Water, farming and indigenous peoples 4
- 11 United States, trade and migration 3
- 12 Rights and freedoms 6
The method
How does it work?
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Answer the questions according to your personal opinion
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You can skip the ones you are unsure about or not interested in
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Get your result, with your match by party and by category
What the data says
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We publish the aggregated results of those who complete the test: which statements have near-unanimous agreement, which split the group down the middle and how they vary by state. Never how people say they would vote or their match with each party. Always aggregated, with a minimum of one hundred responses per cell and no individual data. It is not an opinion poll.
Analysis
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Who is behind it
A personal, independent project
It is developed and maintained by Fadrique Garcia Font from Spain, as a personal project. There is no party, candidate, foundation or media outlet behind it, and it has no connection with any government or with the INE. It never asks anyone to vote for or against any party.
It is sustained by Google advertising on some content pages, never within the test or in your result, and by aggregated data reports on commission for whoever asks; the rest is paid by the author. It does not accept advertising, sponsorship or donations from parties, foundations, candidates, campaigns or governments, and no ad or commissioned report changes how the test works. More details under transparency and funding.
No registration or account: your answers are stored with a random identifier and a keyed hash of your IP address, which is deleted after 12 months.
This test is for guidance only and is not a voting recommendation: it never asks you to vote for or against any party. Privacy notice