Mexican citizens in Orlando are participating in a historic election.

Claudia Sheinbaum could become Mexico's first female president.

The election on June 2 witnessed violence, including two deaths at polling stations in Puebla.

A local candidate was assassinated earlier the same day, adding to the 25 other candidates killed during the campaign.

This election marks the first time the top two candidates are women in Mexico's history.

Nearly 99 million voters are taking part in this election.

The US is closely monitoring the election due to concerns over immigration and border cooperation.

Preliminary results are expected to be released from June 5 to June 8 by the National Electoral Institute.

Voters are seeking a new leader to address rising cartel violence and corruption in Mexico.