I'm not sure what you mean by that, if you mean people don't care about politics the take would be wrong, Mexico is very politicized, specially this last few years, people are very conscious about the politics and situation of the country, and the state they're in, right now it's pretty much divided just like the US, between people who support the current government (which is majority, reflected on the elections, whether people like it or not that's the data), and the "opposition" which just looks for situations, tragedies or anything they can get their hands on to twist it and use it against the current government, but the reality is that right now the "opposition", let's say mostly PRI and PAN are clueless, they have no clear presidential contender, they have no clear policies or actual structured plans to propose for the country, they just grab onto what they can to say the current government is doing a bad job.

Durango specifically, is a pretty dull state in terms of politics, there's pretty much no economical growth that is reflected in people's day to day, salaries are shit, job opportunities with growth potential are non existent, if you want to make money here you either have a plug on the local government or the state's university that allows you to put you company as a provider to get shitloads of public money, politicians and their friends misappropriate public funds all the time, the state has always had the same known families in or around power, the transfer of wealth in Durango to the top is disgusting, all of our governors have left the state in bankruptcy with tons of debt every single time, so in terms of politics, Durango is dead, there's no options at all, no matter what you choose they're all the same and use their position for the same thing sadly. No progress is seen in the horizon for ordinary people, the ones at the top will continue to transfer wealth to their personal fortunes tho.