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Mexico Pushing Effort to Register Expats to Vote

Mexico is trying to get more expatriates in the U.S. to vote in its upcoming elections. As Jude Joffe-Block of the Fronteras public radio project reports, this holiday season marks the final push to get voters registered before the mid-January deadline.

by Jude Joffe-Block

Picture of "Vote Aqui" sign during 2010 elections.
Credit: Ben Philpott

With more than 10 million Mexicans living in the U.S., Mexico is trying to get more expatriates to vote in its upcoming elections. As Jude Joffe-Block of the Fronteras public radio project reports, this holiday season marks the final push to get voters registered before the mid-January deadline.

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