Abstract
In the Mexican State, affirmative actions in electoral matters are generated legislatively, as well as in administrative and judicial headquarters. This last function makes mexican electoral tribunals the only judicial institutions in the world that issue affirmative actions in favor of gender parity. Since the first judicial criteria almost 10 years ago, its evolution has been strengthened, to such an extent as to allow its implementation, even when the electoral processes are in development, as well as the alteration of closed lists, after the democratic elections.
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