In an effort to boost Mexico’s voter turnout for the upcoming 2018 presidential elections, Mexico will issue for the first time a voter ID card to Mexican citizens living outside of the country.

Jose Luis Torres still carries his Mexican voter card 35 years after moving to the United States. But even though he could use it for the first time to vote by mail in Mexico’s presidential ...

Updated May 10 at 11:50 a.m. to reflect updated numbers by region. MEXICO CITY — Only 1 of every 4 Mexicans living abroad who registered to vote has activated a card allowing them to cast a ...

You must present your voting card and have already registered to vote. An electronic ballot box will be available to cast your vote at the Mexican consulate in Dallas, 1210 River Bend Drive.

Miller said: “To vote in Mexico every eligible Mexican citizen has to have a tamper-proof photo-ID card with a thumbprint and an embossed hologram.” Mexico has required secure photo IDs at the ...

SAN ANTONIO - The deadline for Mexico's first-ever absentee voting program for expatriates arrived Sunday with very few turning out to register, officials said. Of an estimated 4 million eligible ...

Luis Ernesto Jácquez did not register to vote from abroad in this year’s Mexican elections, but that won't stop him from casting his ballot in person. Because he has dual citizenship and a ...

Mexicans can obtain their voting ID card at the Consulate General Mexico of Chicago by sending an email to [email protected] and presenting the following documents at their appointment ...

Aside from Mexican voter ID cards, the DMV also stopped accepting forms from the Mexican consulate as well as Mexican military ID cards. related. Videos. watch · 1:02. WRAL WeatherCenter Forecast.