The Tribunal Electoral del Poder Judicial de la Federación (TEPJF) of Mexico has confirmed the validity of the election for the Tribunal de Disciplina Judicial, which is responsible for overseeing judicial conduct. The TEPJF's Sala Superior ratified the election results despite challenges claiming that “acordeones” (a voting method or irregularity) influenced the process. After a divided vote, the tribunal found no conclusive evidence that these “acordeones” affected the election outcome. The Tribunal de Disciplina Judicial will include magistrates such as Celia Maya García and Bernardo Bátiz Vázquez. The decision aligns with a majority of magistrates considered supportive of the current administration known as the '4T'. The electoral tribunal's ruling effectively dismisses calls to annul the election, positioning the TEPJF to potentially validate the broader judicial elections in the near future.