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A series of unofficial referendums on elections, political reforms and electoral participation was held in Mexico on 27 August 1995.^[1] It was organised by the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN), who proposed a detailed reform for democratization,^[2] that the country engage in free and reformed elections^[3] and that the EZLN convert itself into a political party^[4] and form a united front^[5] with other opposition parties.^[6] Another referendum question sought to establish equality for women in government and administration.^[7] All these measures passed, but this unofficial referendum appears to have had little effect on Mexican governance.

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