As of 2023, 14 of the 32 Mexican federal entities (31 states and the capital, Mexico City) have had a female state governor. Mexico's first female state governor was Griselda Álvarez Ponce de León, who was elected chief executive of the state of Colima for the 1979–85 period. Others have followed since:
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+ Name Portrait State Office Mandate start Mandateend Term length PartyGriselda ÁlvarezGovernorPRIBeatriz Paredes RangelGovernorPRIDulce María Sauri RianchoGovernorPRIRosario RoblesGovernorPRDAmalia GarcíaGovernorPRDIvonne Ortega PachecoGovernorMCClaudia Artemiza PavlovichGovernorPRIClaudia Sheinbaum Pardo GovernorMorenaMartha Erika AlonsoGovernorPANLorena Cuéllar CisnerosGovernorIncumbentMorenaMaría Eugenia Campos GalvánGovernorIncumbentPANLayda SansoresGovernorIncumbentMorenaEvelyn Salgado PinedaGovernorIncumbentMorenaMarina del Pilar Ávila OlmedaGovernorIncumbentMorenaIndira Vizcaíno SilvaGovernorIncumbentMorenaMara Lezama Espinosa GovernorIncumbentMorenaMaría Teresa Jiménez EsquivelGovernorIncumbentPANDelfina Gómez ÁlvarezGovernorIncumbentMorena GovernorPANLibia García Muñoz LedoGovernorIncumbentPANMargarita González SaraviaGovernorIncumbentMorenaClara BrugadaGovernorIncumbentMorenaRocío Nahle GarcíaGovernorIncumbentMorenaYeraldine Bonilla Valverde GovernorMorenaGraciela Dominguez Nava GovernorIncumbentMorena
See also States of Mexico List of Mexican state governors
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