Morena Party Gains Super-Majority in Mexico's Lower House
Mexico's ruling Morena party, led by Mario Delgado, controls 83 seats in the Senate, falling short of a two-thirds majority needed for constitutional changes. However, in the 500-member lower house of Congress, the leftist coalition secures 372 seats, achieving a super-majority threshold.
Mexico's ruling Morena party and its allies control 83 seats in the Senate, the party's national president Mario Delgado said on Sunday, falling short of the two-thirds majority needed to change the constitution.
However, in the 500-member lower house of Congress, the ruling leftist coalition will have 372 seats, meeting the super-majority threshold, Delgado said in a post on social media platform X.
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