The election of Vicente Fox as President of Mexico was an example of:

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Since 1929, the Mexican president had selected his successor, who, without effective challenge, was always elected. President Zedillo changed the process by refusing to nominate a candidate; instead he let the nomination be decided by an open primary-the first in seven decades. From a field of four candidates, the PRI selected Labastida Ochoa, and the opposing party PAN selected Vicente Fox who, though considered a long shot, won the presidency.

The Election of Vicente Fox as President of Mexico Was