Just a month before Mexicans cast their ballots, it would appear that current president Felipe Calderon's party is likely to lose the presidency.<br /><br />The most recent poll by national newspaper La Reforma places his National Action Party, the PAN, in third place.<br /><br />Many former PAN partisans are disappointed with Calderon whom they say has not done enough to end corruption and abuse of power, nor worked toward the creation of jobs.<br /><br />Nearly 10 per cent of Mexico's GDP comes from the state of Jalisco and its wealthy business community is a key voting block for any candidate who wants to win the presidency.<br /><br />Al Jazeera's Rachel Levin reports from Jalisco.
