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Mexican Election Results

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Election Results

1. 
   53.0 - 53.8%INE’s Rapid Count
   53.0%PREP

   Andrés Manuel López Obrador

   MORENA
2. 
   22.1 - 22.8%INE’s Rapid Count
   22.5%PREP

   Ricardo Anaya

   PAN
3. 
   15.7 - 16.3%INE’s Rapid Count
   16.4%PREP

   José Antonio Meade

   PRI
4. 
   5.3 - 5.5%INE’s Rapid Count
   5.1%PREP

   Jaime Rodríguez

   IND

93.5628% of total vote

Source: National Electoral Institute and Preliminary Electoral Results Program (PREP)

Projected Coalition Majority

• Select majority parties
 
• MORENA
• PT
• PES
• MC
• PRD

Senate Absolute: 69 seats

• 
  
• plurality
• absolute
• constitutional

Chamber of Deputies Absolute: 307 seats

• 
  
• plurality
• absolute
• constitutional

Note: Based on data from INE (District Count), 100% of the districts have been verified by the electoral authority.

Projection: Oscar Mendoza and Rodrigo Sánchez of Pauta Política

Senate

MRN

37.5%

PAN

17.7%

PRI

15.8%

PRD

5.4%

MC

4.6%

PVEM

4.4%

NUL

4.1%

PT

3.8%

PES

2.4%

PNA

2.4%

IND

1.9%

92.2212% of total vote

Chamber of Deputies

MRN

37.2%

PAN

18.1%

PRI

16.4%

PRD

5.4%

PVEM

4.7%

MC

4.4%

NUL

4.0%

PT

3.9%

PNA

2.5%

PES

2.4%

IND

0.9%

92.0935% of total vote

Source: PREP-INE

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Check out our latest QuickTake explainer on what’s the next  chapter in this regime change in Mexico.