Claudia Sheinbaum and Xóchitl Gálvez lead in the race for Mexico's first female president

Claudia Sheinbaum is running for president in Mexico. She would be the first female president and the first with a Jewish background. People are curious about how her leadership would be different from the current president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador. The election campaign has been dangerous, with many candidates being killed or dropping out. Sheinbaum has been loyal to López Obrador throughout her political career. Sheinbaum started in student politics and became mayor of Tlalpan in 2015. She sees herself as a feminist and wants to invest in clean energy, improve security, and enhance education. She is closely linked to López Obrador, who is a significant figure in Mexican politics. Sheinbaum is popular among voters and is seen as a symbol of change in Mexico. Sheinbaum's opponents criticize her as being controlled by López Obrador. She acknowledges the challenges of machismo and gender-based violence in Mexican society. She aims to address climate change and improve security in Mexico. She believes that addressing climate change is crucial for the country's future. Sheinbaum and her rival, Xóchitl Gálvez, have promised to tackle crime and address the issue of disappearances. Sheinbaum highlights her track record in improving security in Mexico City. She is determined to make a positive impact if elected as president.