The one result that jumps right out from the CGE poll is that the PRI is polling 49 percent ahead of the election, while the PAN and PRD are each at just over 12. Before the candidates are even selected, such an advantage can only mean so much, but it's safe to say that the PAN and PRD would prefer not to be working out of a 24-point hole.
Other findings: of PAN voters, 46 percent said they would not vote for a PRD candidate who was heading a PAN-PRD alliance, compared to 43 who said they would. There was more openness on the other side, with only 29 percent of perredistas rejecting a PAN alliance candidate, compared to 64 percent who said they would vote for one.
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