In Ecuador, a total of fifty-three political organizations, including national, provincial, and cantonal groups, are mobilizing to collect affiliations and endorsements necessary for them to acquire their legal status and participate in the upcoming elections scheduled for 2027. These organizations are actively working to ensure they are officially recognized and can compete in the electoral process.

The National Electoral Council (CNE) has facilitated this process by providing these groups with access to the keys for their information system, which is a critical step for advancing their registration. This empowerment allows them to manage their activities and monitor their progress toward fulfilling the requirements set forth for political organizations in the country.

As the deadline for electoral registration approaches, these organizations will face the challenge of not only gathering enough support but also navigating the political landscape in Ecuador, which could impact their ability to successfully register and compete in future elections. This scenario reflects a broader trend in Ecuadorian politics where numerous parties and movements are preparing to engage actively in shaping the nation's future leadership.