**The Chihuahua gubernatorial race for 2027 remains fragmented early in the cycle, with no dominant frontrunner emerging among declared or potential candidates.** Party-level polling shows Morena holding a lead in voter preferences (typically 28–40 percent range in mid-2026 surveys), ahead of PAN (around 19–22 percent), PRI, and smaller parties, reflecting the state’s competitive partisan balance under term-limited PAN incumbent Maru Campos. Individual candidate odds stay closely bunched because internal nomination processes within Morena and PAN are still fluid, and voter support has not consolidated behind specific names. Recent surveys highlight figures such as Cruz Pérez Cuéllar and Andrea Chávez Treviño positioning strongly inside Morena, while Marco Bonilla Mendoza leads PAN preferences in some head-to-head tests; security-related developments and cross-border issues have also kept Gilberto Loya Chávez in view. Scheduled party binding polls, convention outcomes, and any further polling shifts between now and the June 2027 election could quickly reorder the field by clarifying nominees and narrowing the contest.