Guadalupe Taddei

Guadalupe Taddei is the president of Mexico’s National Electoral Institute (INE), overseeing the organization and administration of federal elections.

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Lean Right
INE president under fire for adopting the CDMX government's lilac color, now reversing course to gray after criticism.
PRI argues the INE's color fiasco shows the electoral authority bending to Morena's image and eroding the institutional neutrality that PRI has historically defended.
Center
El Universal reports that 'aviadores de Taddei' will collect 6 million pesos at the INE, raising fresh questions about payroll and spending at the electoral authority.
From the center, Taddei is criticized for allowing opaque hiring and spending at the INE, undermining the institution's credibility at a time when electoral trust is already fragile.
Far Left
She gave a public backing to the three INE councillors denounced by PRI's Alito before the US government.
Her defense is hailed by Morena as a defense of Mexican institutionalism and a rebuke to Alito's collaborationist tactics with Washington.
Far Left
INE President Taddei defended the institute's $46.9 billion budget request for 2027 as lawful and necessary.
Taddei faces scrutiny from Morena for the INE's hefty budget while the party pushes for austerity and reallocation of funds to social programs.
Center
She has cut 836 professionals from the INE in six months, and former councilors warn the purge endangers the 2027 electoral process.
Centro critics fault her for converting the electoral authority into a Morena-aligned instrument, eroding the technical independence the INE needs for credible elections.
Lean Right
The INE president is under scrutiny for organizing the first judicial election with a gutted budget and amid accusations of bias toward Morena.
PRI warns Taddei is a Morena appointee who cannot guarantee electoral neutrality, putting the integrity of the 2027 elections at risk.
Far Left
El INE que preside destina 54.9 por ciento de su presupuesto 2027 al pago de nómina y compensaciones extraordinarias.
Es blanco de crítica por sostener un aparato burocrático costoso que Morena busca reducir bajo la bandera de la austeridad republicana.
Far Left
The INE president met with federal authorities to strengthen institutional coordination ahead of the 2027 elections.
Morena views this as a positive step to ensure fair elections and counter opposition claims of institutional bias.
Center
As president of the INE, she oversees the update of electoral geography designed to improve voting access.
Centro views this as a necessary institutional modernization, though concerns remain about fair districting.
Far Right
INE president in news for electoral oversight.
PAN demands impartiality.

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