July 1st de 2018

The first exit poll of the enterprise “SIMO Consulting”, showed the afternoon of this Sunday reveals a eventually and comfortable triumph to the candidate of the coalition “Juntos haremos historia” - “Together we’ll make history”- Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) in the presidential elections, with a 45.6% of the vote in his favor; meanwhile Ricardo Anaya has the second place with the 23.4% of the vote.

According to the results of the Argentine Pollster, the presidential candidate of the PRI José Antonio Meade Kuribreña, has the third place with the 21.6% of the vote. The results of the pollster were showed around of the 16:00 hrs. of this Sunday, to two hours to the close of the polling place.

The Exit poll 2018, also report a considerable advantage in the coalition “Juntos haremos historia” - “Together we’ll make history”- in the election to choose senator throughout the Mexican Republic, with a 34.9% of the votes, which it will have an important majority in the coalition of the upper house.

In the second place, inside the election of the Senate, PRI present a slight advantage in the middle point, with the 21.5% of the vote for this item, whereby eventually it would stay as the second political force of the country and the PAN in third place with the 21.0% of the vote, but we must wait for the official trends.

Relative to the federal deputy election, the Exit Poll 2018 of the SIM consulting informs that the coalition headed by Movimiento de Regeneración Nacional ( MORENA) – Movement of National regeneration- eventually would win most of the chamber, because it assigns the 31.2% of the vote until the moment. Meanwhile, the PAN would have the second position with the 23.1 % and the PRI with the 22.8%

Also, SIMO consulting reports 6.8% of null votes, it means, that the electors decide to cancel its vote voluntarily. Another important date is that the election of federal deputies, the 5.4 % of the electors vote for the PRD candidates, which would mean an eventual spray to this political party.

Mary Delgado

Translator: Pamela Ortíz