| Baja California's Elections Institute Denies an Electoral Crisis Magali Marlene Juarez - The News | |
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“We’re not at war. This is a peaceful state. Around 40 percent of residents went to vote. Political stability is in full swing,” PRI President César Camacho Quiroz said. he added that his party would not dispute the final decision. (The News)
Two days after Baja California’s gubernatorial candidates both celebrated victory in Sunday’s elections, the President of the Electoral Institute and Citizen Participation (IEPC) in Baja California, César Rubén Castro Bojórquez, has rejected that the state is in an electoral crisis. Castro Bojórquez said that an official recount will start today across the state. He asked candidates and residents to await the official count and not anticipate a winner until a result is published.
... He added that the final results are unlikely to be released before this Sunday.
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