The INE concludes the counting of votes and confirms the triumph of Claudia Sheinbaum

He National Electoral Institute (INE) The calculation of 170,766 electoral packages from the district boards throughout the country was completed, confirming that Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo won the election with 59.7 percent of the votes, that is, 35 million 923 thousand 970 votes.

The result reflects a resounding victory for the Morena, PVEM and PT candidate, who surpassed the now president Andrés Manuel López Obrador in votes, who in 2018 obtained 30 million 113 thousand 483 votes.

The result

Despite the opposition’s accusations, this result of the district count is similar to that obtained by the quick count and the Preliminary Election Results Program (PREP)which already indicated a favorable trend for Claudia Sheinbaum.

The candidate of Fuerza y ​​Corazón por México, Xóchitl Gálvez, obtained 27.4 percent of the vote, which is equivalent to 16 million 502 thousand 459 votes. For his part, Jorge Álvarez Máynez, from Movimiento Ciudadano, maintained 10.3 percent by achieving 6 million 204 thousand 517 votes.

Besides, Claudia Sheinbaum It also dominated in the modalities of outdoor, early voting and in people in seclusion and prostration. However, Mexicans abroad showed notable sympathy for Xóchitl Gálvez, since the difference between both candidates was only 4 thousand votes in this segment.

Thank you message

Yesterday, Claudia Sheinbaum gave a message of gratitude to Mexicans. “Thank you, thank you, thank you from the bottom of my heart,” she said in a video posted on her social networks.

She said she was convinced that this result is the recognition of the people of Mexico “that we are on the right path and the confidence that we will continue to advance with the fourth transformation”.

He said that the conviction has always been and will be the openness to dialogue, the strengthening of freedoms, democracy and of course closeness with the people of Mexico.

We are going to continue building shared prosperity, I am not going to fail you, we are on the second floor of the fourth transformation.

He mentioned having heard at the morning conference of the President López Obrador about a congratulatory message that he sent him upon learning the results of the election, which, he said, he has kept with enormous emotion and gratitude, “and I prefer that he talk to you, that he share it.”

Voting from abroad

Within the framework of Federal Electoral Process 2023-2024he INE reported that more than 184 thousand Mexican men and women participated in the presidential election from abroad.

In this sense, the electoral body detailed that after implementing three modalities of voting from abroad: electronic via the Internet, postal and in-person at consular offices, a total of 184,326 votes were cast for the presidential election, equivalent to 71.3 percent of the total number of potential voters.

Reporter from the Investigation Unit of the newspaper EL DEBATE. She was a local information editor in Plaza Los Mochis, a general information reporter and editor of the popular newspaper La i in the same publishing house where she joined in 2014. She graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Communication Sciences from the Autonomous University of West (2007-2011); She is a Computer Systems technician (2005-2007). She ventured into journalism since 2008 as a general information reporter at El Diario de Los Mochis (2008-2011), she was a correspondent for the northern zone of the entity for the state news program Sinaloa al Día, which is broadcast on Radio UAS. She has a diploma in Human Development from the University of the West and a diploma in Investigative Journalism in the face of the challenges of the 2021 pandemic, from the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Unidad Cuajimalpa. She was recognized in 2009 with the Univafu Leader award as a Sinaloan Regional Leader by the Universidad del Valle del Fuerte. She has participated as a qualifying jury in various oratory, oral and written expression, spelling and literary creation contests. She has participated in various workshops and courses related to journalism, writing, leadership, personnel management, gender studies and the New Criminal Justice System.

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