Recent polling for Colima's June 2027 state congress election shows Morena leading party preferences at around 35 percent, ahead of PAN at 24 percent and PRI near 20 percent, reflecting the fragmented opposition and the ruling party's organizational edge ahead of concurrent races for governor and municipalities. The process formally opened in late September with INE council installation, while a recent PVEM senator's break from the Morena alliance and call for an opposition front with PAN, PRI, and MC introduces uncertainty over potential coalitions. The Supreme Court upheld shorter 60-day gubernatorial campaigns, applying uniformly and limiting spending. Current legislative composition favors Morena, yet trader odds remain closely balanced across contenders because no party holds a decisive polling advantage and alliance shifts could alter seat outcomes before the June vote.