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Mexico’s INE Launches SICEE, a Public Archive of 1991–2025 Election Results

INE says the open database provides auditable proof to verify results, countering electoral disinformation.

Overview

  • The SICEE platform is now live at https://sicee.ine.mx/home with free public access to consolidated electoral records.
  • The repository spans more than three decades and houses about 1,269,089 digitized tally sheets, roughly 150 million polling‑station results, and the identification of 6,808 federal and 59,175 local winning candidacies.
  • For the first time, results from the Extraordinary Election for posts in the Federal Judiciary (2024–2025) are integrated alongside federal and local contests.
  • Users can query and compare outcomes from the polling‑station level up to national totals, with geoelectoral views and traceability to original actas, district counts, and related judicial records.
  • INE and multiple outlets describe SICEE as the most complete public electoral repository in Latin America, designed for transparency, research use, and ongoing updates to improve interoperability and reflect geographic changes.