Pablo Lemus Navarro assumed office as Governor of the State of Jalisco on 6 December 2024, and his term will end on 5 December 2030. The governor has the authority to nominate members of his Cabinet of the State of Jalisco, as per the Ley Orgánica del Poder Ejecutivo del Estado de Jalisco, Article 4, Section V.
Background On 2 June 2024, the state election to renew the governorship of Jalisco was held, resulting in Pablo Lemus, candidate of the Citizens' Movement party, as the winner with 44.25% of the votes.
On 16 October 2024, the Federal Electoral Tribunal ratified the victory of Pablo Lemus, for the period between 6 December 2024 and 5 December 2030.
Reform of the State Public Administration After his victory for the governorship of Jalisco, Pablo Lemus presented a proposal for reform to the state public administration before officially assuming office. This proposal was approved on 15 October 2024 and included the creation of two new secretariats: The Secretariat of Intelligence and Search for Persons; Secretaría de Inteligencia y Búsqueda de Personas (SIBP), focused on transforming the public security system through intelligence, data analysis and inter-institutional coordination. The Secretariat of Sustainable Energy Development; Secretaría de Desarrollo Energético Sustentable, aimed at promoting policies and actions for efficient and sustainable management of energy in the entity.
Cabinet Secretariats of State Secretariat Holder TermPolitical party 06/12/2024– MC Rafael Orendáin Parra 06/12/2024– Unaffiliated Luis García Sotelo 06/12/2024– Unaffiliated Cindy Blanco 06/12/2024– Unaffiliated Eduardo Ron Ramos06/12/2024– Unaffiliated Juan Carlos Flores Miramontes06/12/2024–MC David Miguel Zamora Bueno06/12/2024–Unaffiliated Fanny Guadalupe Valdivia Márquez01/02/2026–MC Horacio Fernández Castillo06/12/2024–31/01/2026Unaffiliated Héctor Raúl Pérez Gómez06/12/2024–UnaffiliatedRicardo Barbosa06/12/2024–UnaffiliatedDiego Monraz Villaseñor06/12/2024–MC Juan Pablo Hernández06/12/2024– Unaffiliated06/12/2024–MC Paola Bauche Petersen06/12/2024– UnaffiliatedErnesto Marroquín06/12/2024– UnaffiliatedGerardo Ascencio06/12/2024– UnaffiliatedMichelle Fridman06/12/2024– UnaffiliatedEdna Montoya06/12/2024– Unaffiliated06/12/2024– UnaffiliatedPriscilla Franco Barba06/12/2024–MC 06/12/2024–MC Unaffiliated
Expanded Cabinet Dependencies Dependency Holder TermPolitical partyAlberto Esquer Gutiérrez06/12/2024–MC Salvador González de los Santos06/12/2024–UnaffiliatedMaría Teresa Brito Serrano06/12/2024–UnaffiliatedHéctor Pizano Ramos 06/12/2024–MC
Decentralized and deconcentrated public bodies Body Holder TermPolitical partyMaye Villa de Lemus06/12/2024–MC Ismael Jáuregui Castañeda23/03/2026–UnaffiliatedAntonio Juárez Trueba06/12/2024–22/03/2026UnaffiliatedElke Tepper García06/12/2024–UnaffiliatedAbigaíl Rizo de la Torre06/12/2024–UnaffiliatedGabriela Aguilar06/12/2024–UnaffiliatedSofía Berenice García06/12/2024–Unaffiliated Fernando Quesada Gómez01/07/2026–UnaffiliatedJuan Partida Morales06/12/2024–30/06/2026MC
Office of Government Dependency Holder TermPolitical partyTatiana Anaya Zúñiga06/12/2024–Unaffiliated06/12/2024–MC Francisco Javier Mayorga Castañeda06/12/2024–PAN
Coordinations Coordination Holder TermPolitical partyRoberto Alarcón Estrada06/12/2024–UnaffiliatedMauro Garza Marín06/12/2024–MC Andrea Blanco Calderón06/12/2024–UnaffiliatedKarina Hermosillo06/12/2024–UnaffiliatedJosé David Estrada Ruiz Velasco06/12/2024–Unaffiliated
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