Presidential Candidates
| Election Year | Result | Nominee |
|---|---|---|
| 1952 | lost | Efraín González Luna |
| 1958 | lost | Luis H. Álvarez |
| 1964 | lost | José Luis González Torres |
| 1970 | lost | Efraín González Morfín |
| 1976 | No Result | No Candidate |
| 1982 | lost | Pablo Emilio Madero |
| 1988 | lost | Manuel J. Clouthier |
| 1994 | lost | Diego Fernández de Cevallos |
| 2000 | won | Vicente Fox Quesada |
| 2006 | won | Felipe Calderón Hinojosa |
| 2012 | lost | Josefina Vázquez Mota |
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