This Sunday, June 2, election day took place in Jalisco, so the authorities will soon begin to disseminate the Program of Preliminary Electoral Results (PREP) to find out who will be the person who governs Jalisco in the coming years.
In addition to that you can review the results here at INFOBAE México, official disseminators of the INE.
Two hours after the start of the PREP in most of the country, the Jalisco web portal issued its first results.
At the cutting of the 12:40 p.m. on June 3the candidate Jesus Pablo Lemus Navarrofrom the Citizen Movement (MC), takes victory with 59,183 votes, equivalent to 40.9%.
She is followed by the candidate from Morena, the Labor Party (PT) and the Green Ecologist Party of Mexico (PVEM), Claudia Delgadillo Gonzálezwith 57 thousand 006 votes, 39.40%.
In third place is placed Laura Lorena Haro Ramirezfrom the PRI-PAN-PRD, with 24,487 votes, which is equivalent to 16.92%.
So far, only 479 minutes of 10,917 that have been registered. It stands out that at the state level it is expected to capture a total of 10 thousand 917 minutes in relation to the governorship; of which 7,836 are urban and 3,081 are non-urban.
He Program of Preliminary Electoral Results (PREP) It is a system responsible for publishing preliminary and non-final results of federal and local elections.
This program, organized by the National Electoral Institute (INE) and local electoral public bodies, allows citizens to know the preliminary results of an election in real time. The PREP rechopiles, digitizes and publishes the minutes of scrutiny and counting of the boxes as they are received, with the aim of offering transparency and certainty during the electoral process.
The INE detailed that This process begins at the close of voting, at 6:00 p.m. (local time), when polling station officials count the votes and fill out the Counting and Counting Record (AEC), in the presence of the representatives of the Political Parties and Independent Candidacies, subsequently, according to the following phases:
- Taking a photo of the PREP Act in the box
- Gathering
- Digitization
- Data capture and verification
- Publication of results
- Comparison of minutes
- Publication closing June 7
- Minute packaging
According to the INE, the 2024 Electoral Process has been the largest that I know has been recorded in the history of Mexico.
In JaliscoBesides the governorshipthe following positions will be renewed:
- 38 local councils
- 125 municipal presidencies
- 125 receiverships
- 1,231 councils
In the elections for the governorship of Jalisco, the following are competing:
- Laura Lorena Haro Ramirezfrom the PAN-PRI-PRD.
- Jesus Pablo Lemus Navarrofrom Citizen Movement.
- Claudia Delgadillo Gonzálezfrom Morena, Labor Party (PT) and Green Ecologist Party of Mexico (PVEM).
Credit: Cuartoscuro
Jalisco, one of the most important states in Mexico, is currently governed by Enrique Alfaro Ramirez. Since December 1, 2018, the businessman and civil engineer also assumed office as governor, after winning the state elections as the party’s candidate. Citizen Movement (MC).
Alfaro Ramírez was born on June 20, 1973 in Guadalajara. He studied Civil Engineering at the University of Guadalajara and has a master’s degree in public administration from the Western Institute of Technology and Higher Studies (ITESO).
Before his current position, he was municipal president of Tlajomulco de Zúñiga and Guadalajara, where he implemented various urban planning and mobility policies.
Enrique Alfaro Ramírez’s government in Jalisco ends on September 30, 2024.
