By Diana Higareda and Julio Astorga
Santiago Creelcampaign coordinator Xochitl Galvezand the national presidents of PRI, PAN and PRD asked the media to remain impartial and refrain from presenting results without official data issued by the National Electoral Institute (INE), after different surveys of departure that give victory in the presidential election to Claudia Sheinbaum, Morena candidate.
“The exit polls showed a high rate of rejection“Creel Miranda justified in his message.
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The PAN member assured that the data they have gives him a tendency winner to the opposition coalition.
For his part, Marko Cortés added that his own measurements give an advantage to Xóchitl Gálvez and the opposition candidates in six states: Guanajuato, Puebla, Veracruz, Morena, Yucatán and Mexico City.
“We know that there is other data as in the entire sexennium“said Cortés Mendoza.
The PAN leader said that the media must wait for the INE to provide information official. Likewise, he said that they have information that there was boxes who had great influx voting, reaching more than 80% participation.
Alejandro Moreno, national leader of the PRI, reaffirmed that the six states were won by the coalition and pointed out that in less than two hours “there will be information clear“.
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Jesús Zambrano, president of the PRD, requested: “don’t eat cravings”; He added that in most of the polling stations they are still accounting the votes due to the large participation. He also asked the polling station representatives not to abandon their positions to preventdisappear proceedings or packages are spoofed” and he said he was sure of his victories.
Just three hours ago, after 6:00 in the afternoon after the polls closed in central Mexico, the leaders accompanied Xóchitl Gálvez to give a message in which she declared herself the winner of the election.
