allow separate candidacies in specific districts, or at the state level. On 8 December 2017 the coalition was registered with the Mexican National Electoral Institute (INE) as an electoral coalition denominated "Por México al Frente" (For Mexico to the Front), and the national Presidents of the National Action Party (PAN) and the Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD) resigned from their positions. The first, Ricardo Anaya, in order to seek the coalition's presidential nomination and Alejandra Barrales, of the PRD, to seek to nomination for the race to the Head of Government of Mexico City. Exit of the PRD On 28 August 2018, Ricardo Gallardo Juárez, the new parliamentary coordinator of the PRD, announced that the PRD was breaking away from the coalition, saying "We want to leave something very clear, this parliamentary faction will not seek alliances with the PAN or with Citizens' Movement." Manuel Granados Covarrubias, federal president of the PRD, stated "Because our agendas in the legislative, in many points, in some parts, we do not coincide, but in another great majority we do coincide. Where we have agreements, surely we will go together, not only with the PAN and Citizens' Movement, with all the political parties where we find coincidence, in favor of Mexico, always for the interests of the Mexicans." Election results Presidential elections Congressional elections Chamber of Deputies Senate See also Juntos Haremos Historia Todos por México List of political parties in Mexico 2018 Mexican general election References 2017 establishments in Mexico 2018 elections in Mexico Citizens' Movement (Mexico) Defunct political party alliances in Mexico National Action Party (Mexico) Party of the Democratic Revolution Political parties established in 2017