Mexicans prepare to vote in Chicago for their homeland's pre

For the first time, Mexican nationals living in Illinois and northern Indiana can cast a vote in person at the Consulate General of Mexico of Chicago for the country’s presidential election that could elect its first-ever female president. The historical election on June 2, along with the move by the National Electoral Institute to provide in-person voting for Mexicans at consulates in the ...

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