According to the Mexican federal constitution of 1824, the legislatures of the several Mexican states were required, on the 1st day of September, 1832, to vote for president and vice-president of the republic. This, it appears, they did not do until the 29th of March, 1833. Santa Anna was elected president without opposition. He took his seat on the 16th of May following, the most popular man, with the exception of the viceroy Jose Galvez, that had occupied the national palace. A hero of the revolution of 1821, the conqueror of the tyrant Iturbide, the friend of Victoria, the victor over Barradas in 1829, and the supposed unyielding friend of the republican constitution of 1824, he declared, in his inaugural address, that it had been the object of his life to secure to Mexicans the full enjoyment of their rights, and to break the triple yoke of ignorance, tyranny, and vice; that he would attend to the interests of education; and that his administration, like his own character, should be mild and tolerant. Such were his professions, and such the happy auspices under which he assumed the reins of power. In making these professions, he seems to have exhibited his contempt for the Mexican people; for he seized the first occasion to give the lie to all he had said!
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
Since 1832 the president has been elected by citizens through the electoral college.
Stephan F. Austin
Andrew Jackson was president in 1832 and in November of that year was re-elected for another 4 years.
Vincente Fox was elected President of Mexico in 2000.
President of Mexico qualifies as such.
He was elected as president of Mexico during the 2012 elections.
Richard Ellis was elected President of the Convention of 1836.
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Mexico's president is elected to a six year term but cannot run again.
False.
He was elected in 1828 and re-elected in 1832.
He was elected as president in 1833.