July 8th, 2018

From 30 million of votes that obtained Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) through all the country, the inhabitants of the State of Mexico gave it the 10 percent. Meanwhile that in the elections to senators, it confirmed the Delfina Gómez and Higinio Martinez triumph, whom this Sunday they received the constancy of majority.

At the end of the district computations to Federal deputies and senators in the State of Mexico this weekend, finally it was confirmed the overwhelming victory of the coalition “Juntos Haremos Historia” -Together we’ll make History- in an entity controlled 94 years by the PRI.

This is the statics:

The coalition PT-Morena-ES fetched 3 million 840 thousand 160 of votes; the coalition “Por el Estado de México al frente” - for the State of Mexico to front- (PAN- PRD-MC) one million 801 thousand 525 of suffrages and the coalition PRI-PVEM-NA two million 108 thousand 965 votes. This it means that the coalition “Juntos Haremos Historia”, achieved in provincial councils the same quantity of votes that the coalitions of the PRI and PAN together.

Also, it was registered 233 thousand 741 of invalid votes and four thousand 388 votes to candidates unregistered.

DELFINA AND HIGINIO ARE ALREADY ELECTED SENATORS

Consequently, to the closure of the federal computations of the election to Senator, finally, the postulate candidates by Morena, Delfina Gómez, and Higinio Martínez obtained a blunt triumph with three million 841 thousand 948 votes. Both received this Sunday in the morning, its corresponding constancy of majority by part of the local meeting of the INE, whereby they already are “elected senators”.

Also, Zepeda meeting from the coalition “Por el Estado de México al Frente” obtained one million 981 thousand votes, received its constancy as first minority Senator.

The formulas of the PRI to the Senate, leading by the ex-governor César Camacho Quiroz and Alejandra del Moran, received one million 544 thousand votes, less of the half obtained by the Morena Party..

Mary Delgado

Translator: Pamela Ortiz