With 62.6 percentage points of approval, he is the only governor who exceeds the 60-point barrier, an extraordinary case.
Mauricio Vila Dosal does not stop in its mission to leave Yucatán with more employment opportunities, improvement of health services, modernization of transportation, and maintaining it as the safest state in the country for the tranquility and prosperity of Yucatecan families
Vila Dosal begins 2024 as the best evaluated in the entire country and the only one that exceeds the barrier of 60 points, as he obtained 62.6% citizen approval, leaving Ricardo Gallardo, from San Luis Potosí, in second place, with 59.4% approval and Teresa Jiménez Esquivel, from Aguascalientes, in third place, with 57.7% rating.
The survey, carried out by the company Mitofsky in its Ranking of Governors of Mexico, considers a “high approval” if the rating is between more than 50 and less than 60 points; “average”, if it is more than 40 and less than 50, and “low” if it obtains less than 40. In the case of Vila Dosal, it is a grade that exceeds 60 points, considered an extraordinary approval.
Throughout his administration, Vila Dosal has remained in the first places of approval, the vast majority in the first position, thanks to the good results he has achieved in his governing style that prioritizes teamwork, without distinction. of colors or parties, and hand in hand with the different levels of government, groups, and citizens.
Yucatán is experiencing a historic moment reflected in the improvement in the quality of life of its families. This is proof that 2023 was the year with the largest generation of formal jobs in its history, with more than 440,900 workers insured by the Institute. Mexican Social Security (IMSS) has the highest salary in its history; 2022 was the year with the greatest income growth especially that of the most vulnerable, and the greatest arrival of foreign direct investment was recorded; while 2021 was the year with the greatest economic growth and the greatest generation of formal jobs in the history of the state.
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