GobernArte ranking of Superior Court of Justice presidents in Mexico, Digi Mart USA News (Mexico): GobernArte has released a new nationwide measurement of public perception of the presidents of the Superior Courts of Justice in Mexico’s 32 federal entities. The ranking is dated November 4, 2026, and is based on a survey measuring citizen awareness and approval of the individuals who lead state judicial branches.
According to the results, Miguel F. Mery Ayup, president of the Superior Court of Justice of Coahuila, ranks first nationally with an overall score of 39.7%, including 37.5% awareness and 41.8% approval.
In second place is Héctor Macedo García of the State of Mexico, with 36.2%, while Rafael Acuña Griego of Sonora is third with 34.8%.
Mexico City ranks fourth, with Rafael Guerra Álvarez registering 34.2%. These four entities have the highest percentages in the ranking presented by GobernArte.
The publisher also presented a snapshot of the gender composition of the individuals who head the Superior Courts of Justice across Mexico, covering the 32 state tribunal presidencies.
The fieldwork was carried out nationwide from October 30 to November 3, 2026. The survey targeted Mexican citizens of legal voting age holding a valid voter ID.
Sample selection used stratified random sampling through the Odiseo application, which uses artificial intelligence to account for demographic and geographic factors, and data were collected through digital questionnaires. The survey was designed, prepared and financed by GobernArte S.C.
