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During the constitutional debates, Hermila Galindo presented a protest so that women would be given the vote and that they would have the right to participate in the elections for deputies. Her protest was denied when she pointed out that the activities of the women had been registered in the home and in the family.
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The right of women was recognized in the municipal and state elections of Yucatan.
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Elvia Carrillo Puerto, was the first candidate elected to the Yucatan congress.
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In San Luis Potosí, the vote of women was approved in the municipal elections.
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The vote was recognized for women in Chiapas and Tabasco
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During the presidential campaign of General Lazaro Cardenas, the Front of Mexican Women was formed
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Lazaro Cardenas sent an initiative to reform Constitutional Article 34 to recognize women's suffrage. The Chamber of Deputies frozen her.
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Aurora Meza Andraca became the first Municipal President in Chipancingo Guerrero.
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The Chamber of Deputies approved the initiative sent by Miguel Aleman to reform Article 115 of the Constitution to recognize the municipal right to vote for women.
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Adolfo Ruiz Cortines proposed an initiative to Congress to reform Rules 34 and 155 of the Constitution so that women have the right to vote and to be voted in the federal elections
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On October 17, the right to women's suffrage is decreed at the national level.
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Mexican women voted for the first time, three years after having obtained the right to vote and to be voted.
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In the federal elections the first Senators of the republic were elected.
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Griselda Alvarez Ponce de Leon became the first woman governor of the Mexican republic
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Rosario Ibarra was the first presidential candidate in the history of Mexico, she was nominated by the unappreciated Workers' Revolutionary Party. In 1988 it was proposed for the second time.
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incorporated in Article 41 of the Constitution, parity in political representation
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42.4% of women are launched in the Chamber of Deputies at the federal level.
