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.

Mexican voter ID cards are free, and are granted by a federal, autonomous institution Isis Romero , Anchor Published: May 12, 2021 at 8:00 PM Updated: May 12, 2021 at 10:38 PM ...

He said that in Mexico, security features on various ID cards are “highly variable, whereas in the U.S. a driver’s license from Alabama has similar characteristics to one issued in Florida. In other ...

Mexican Consulate, called "matrícula consular," as identification to be able to vote rather than a Mexican voter ID card that's only issued in Mexico. Many immigrants never got the voter ID card, ...

Voter ID cards were part of reforms enacted in Mexico in the 1990s because that country had a long history of institutionalized electoral fraud and corruption, to the point that many citizens no ...

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 ...

Deputy Mexican Consul Ricardo Hernandez talks to a crowd at the El Paso consulate about the requisites for obtaining a Mexican voter ID. El Paso consulate hosting Saturday fair for those wanting ...