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Xochitl Galvez to Ask Mexican Electoral Body to Recount 80% Votes

Xochitl Galvez casts a ballot at a polling station during the presidential election in Mexico City on June 2. , Bloomberg
Xochitl Galvez casts a ballot at a polling station during the presidential election in Mexico City on June 2. , Bloomberg. Through the verified social networks of the National Electoral Institute (INE), it was confirmed yesterday that next Wednesday, June 5, the estimated recount of 60% of the ballot boxes installed last Sunday will begin, according to the methodology established by law.

Alex Vasquez, Bloomberg News

MEXICO CITY
EnergiesNet.com 05 06 2024

Mexican opposition leader Xochitl Galvez said she will ask the electoral authority to recount 80% of the votes from Sunday’s election, in which she lost the presidency to ruling party candidate Claudia Sheinbaum.

Galvez said the opposition has found differences in the election results in some voting centers compared to the preliminary results published by the National Electoral Institute, known as INE.

“There are 80% of the ballot boxes where I will request a vote-by-vote review,” she said in a video posted on X late Tuesday. 

Galvez also said she instructed her legal team to initiate legal actions against President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador for “intervening” in the election and for the use of public funds for the ruling Morena party’s campaign. She also called against the intervention of organized crime in the process.

“We have started with the resistance to protect our democracy, our constitution and our freedom,” she said. 

Sheinbaum won Sunday’s election to Galvez by a margin of at least 31 percentage points with 95% of votes counted, according to the electoral authority. Final results are expected by Wednesday. 

The electoral authority already plans to recount votes in more than 60% of the polling stations installed for the presidential election, El Economista reported.

bloomberg.com 04 06 2024

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