Mexico
5,694
GA votes
5,246 yes · 15 no · 398 abstain
406
SC votes
397 yes · 0 no · 2 abstain
P5 alignment
How often Mexico voted the same way as each permanent Security Council member, of the resolutions both cast a yes/no/abstain vote on.
| Permanent member | GA only | GA + SC |
|---|---|---|
| United States of America | 23.4% | 28.2% |
| France | 47.5% | 50.9% |
| Russian Federation | 63.0% | 66.3% |
| United Kingdom | 45.8% | 49.4% |
| China | 81.2% | 82.2% |
The pie chart is based on the “GA only” column, showing each member’s share of the combined total across all shown members (it does not sum those percentages to 100% on its own) — see the table for the actual agreement rate with each. The “GA + SC” column blends in Security Council votes, which are adopted almost unanimously and so tend to pull every country’s number up.
P5 alignment over time
Same GA-only metric, by year. A member’s line starts wherever it first has enough shared votes in a year to be meaningful (at least 5) — for Russia, that’s never before 1991, since the USSR voted under a separate historical record.
S/RES/6(1946)
Security Council resolution 6 (1946) [on procedures for admission of new members to the United Nations] · 1946-05-17
S/RES/5(1946)
Security Council resolution 5 (1946) [on withdrawal of USSR troops from Iran] · 1946-05-08
S/RES/4(1946)
Security Council resolution 4 (1946) [appointing a subcommittee on the Spanish question] · 1946-04-29
S/RES/3(1946)
Security Council resolution 3 (1946) [on withdrawal of USSR troops from Iran] · 1946-04-04
S/RES/2(1946)
Security Council resolution 2 (1946) [on negotiations between Iran and USSR] · 1946-01-30
S/RES/1(1946)
Security Council resolution 1 (1946) [on establishment of the Military Staff Committee] · 1946-01-25