Mexican youth voters hope for change ahead of presidential election
An end to corruption, drug-related violence and pollution are some of the hopes and dreams of millions of young Mexicans preparing to vote in their first presidential election. In total, around 15 million people aged 18-24 years old are able to choose a president on June 2, out of a total of 99 million registered voters, according to the National Electoral Institute.
An end to corruption, drug-related violence and pollution are some of the hopes and dreams of millions of young Mexicans preparing to vote in their first presidential election. In total, around 15 million people aged 18-24 years old are able to choose a president on June 2, out of a total of 99 million registered voters, according to the National Electoral Institute.
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