Check if Your INE Is Valid for Quintana Roo’s Election

Quintana Roo, Mexico — The upcoming Judicial Power elections in Quintana Roo will mark a historic moment as citizens vote for judges and magistrates for the first time. To participate, voters must ensure their National Electoral Institute (INE) identification card is valid. Here’s how residents can verify their INE’s status and renew it if necessary.

A Landmark Election for Quintana Roo

On June 1, 2025, Quintana Roo will hold its first-ever Judicial Power elections, allowing citizens to directly elect judges and magistrates. This unprecedented process underscores the importance of voter participation, with a valid INE card required to cast a ballot.

How to Check Your INE’s Validity

Determining whether an INE card is still valid is straightforward:

1. Check the Card’s Expiration Date – The "Vigencia" (validity) field is typically located on the front or back of the card.
2. Online Verification – Voters can confirm their card’s status by visiting the official INE website: https://listanominal.ine.mx/scpln/.

INE cards expiring in 2025 remain valid for the Judicial Power elections but must be renewed by December 31, 2025, to remain usable afterward.

Steps to Renew Your INE in Quintana Roo

To renew an INE card ahead of the elections, voters must:

1. Schedule an Appointment – Due to high demand during election season, early booking is recommended.
2. Gather Required Documents –
   • Birth certificate
   • Proof of address (no older than three months)
   • Expired INE card (if applicable)

Once processed, the new card will be issued in time for the June 1 election.

Additional Resources

For further details on the Judicial Power elections, voters can visit the "Conócelos" (Know Them) platform on the Quintana Roo government’s website under Governor Mara Lezama’s administration.

The INE and local authorities continue urging citizens to verify their voting eligibility promptly to ensure full participation in this historic electoral process.