State Elections 2018 Election 2018 Governors

STATE ELECTIONS 2018 ELECTION 2018 GOVERNORS

INTRODUCTION In addition to the presidential elections and for the renewal of the Federal Congress, midterm elections were held in 30 entities of the country, in which 8 Governors, 27 Local Congresses, 1,596 City Councils, 16 City Halls and the Head of Government of Mexico City will be renewed.

8 1 8 Governors in: Head of • Chiapas Governors Government, • Guanajuato Mexico City • Jalisco 387 Local 585 Local • Morelos Deputies Deputies • Puebla (Proportional • Representation) (Relative Mayority) Tabasco • Veracruz • Yucatán 16 1596 Town Halls Municipalities Mexico City

This electoral process will be characterized by the introduction of the reelection. Depending on the State, local deputies may be re-elected for four or two consecutive terms, which is equivalent to twelve and six years in office, respectively. The members of the City Councils: Municipal Presidents and Trustees, may be re-elected for an additional period only.

Re-election for up to four periods: 4 consecutive • Baja California • Nayarit Re-election for up to two periods: 2 consecutive periods • Baja California Sur • Nuevo León • Campeche • Puebla • Aguascalientes • Chiapas • Querétaro • Chihuahua • Coahuila • San Luis Potosí • Colima • Ciudad de México • Sinaloa • Hidalgo • Durango • Sonora • Oaxaca • Guanajuato • Tabasco • Quintana Roo • Guerrero • Tlaxcala • Tamaulipas • Jalisco • Veracruz • Zacatecas • Estado de México • Yucatán • Michoacán • Morelos ELECTION 2018 GOVERNORS

POLITICAL MAP (LOCAL GOVERNMENT REDISTRIBUTION) Political Map 2018 Current Political Map

According to the election results, the distribution of local governments will be as follows:

States in which will be transition in the party Currently, the States’ Governments are distributed among the Party 2015 2018 Dif. occupying the Governorship: following political forces: 14 12 -2 CDMX CHIAPAS 8 8 = 14 1 1 MORELOS 0 5 +5 JALISCO 4 5 +1 4 8 4 TABASCO 4 1 -3 VERACRUZ 0 1 +1 YUCATÁN

The party continues in the government in the States of: PUEBLA (PAN) and GUANAJUATO (PAN) ELECTION 2018 GOVERNORS

ELECTED CANDIDATES (PROJECTED) PREP: 70% 46.94%

CDMX Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo

PREP: 76.12% 44.68% Cuitláhuac García Jiménez VERACRUZ

Enrique Alfaro Ramírez

PREP: 58.60% 39.03% PREP: 90.14% JALISCO 61.78% Adán A. López Hernández TABASCO

PREP: 57.46% 31.65% Sinhué Rodríguez Vallejo PREP: 88.82% 49.68% YUCATÁN Mauricio Vila Dosal GUANAJUATO

PREP: 77.66% 38.04% 52.53% PUEBLA PREP: 91.40% MORELOS 35.76% Rutilio Escandón Cadenas Cuauhtémoc Blanco Bravo CHIAPAS PREP: 70.81% Martha Erika Alonso ELECTION 2018 LOCAL CONGRESSES

LOCAL CONGRESSES (ONLY RELATIVE MAJORITY)

Party 2018 Final Election Composition

19 19 5 5 1 4 1 3 Divided 1 1

Preliminary data show a favorable trend for the The coalition formed by PAN, PRD • The PRI, PVEM, PANAL Coalition coalition of Morena, PES and PT, who would and MC would be the first only manages to be the first become the first political force: political force in: force in the Yucatan; • Campeche is divided between • Baja California Sur • Oaxaca • Aguascalientes MORENA and PRI; • • Chiapas • Puebla • Chihuahua PAN manages to be the first • Ciudad de México • San Luis Potosí • Guanajuato force in Nuevo León. • Colima • Sinaloa • Jalisco • Durango • Sonora • Querétaro • Estado de México • Tabasco • Guerrero • Tlaxcala • Hidalgo • Veracruz • Michoacán • Zacatecas • Morelos ELECTION 2018

AGUASCALIENTES’ LOCAL CONGRESS

AGUASCALIENTES

Total ELECTED POSITIONS Voter turnout Abstentions Null votes Participation 27 Local Deputies (18 Relative Majority, 454,946 327,092 17,238 9 Proportional Representation) 782,038 58.17% 41.82% 3.79%

CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION CONSIDERATIONS LXIII LEGISLATURE LXIV LEGISLATURE

Party Deputies RELATIVE MAJORITY The coalition Por México al Frente achieved a MORENA 1 majority in Congress by obtaining 14 relative majority deputies, followed by Juntos Haremos PRD 1 Historia with 4. PAN 13 14 PRI 6 Coalitions Por México al Frente and Juntos Haremos Historia were the only ones to win a PVEM 2 4 seat in the local Congress through relative MC 0 majority’s method.

PT 0 The PRI went from being the second political PES 1 force in Congress to obtaining zero PANAL 3 representation through relative majority. Same situation with PVEM and PANAL. HUMANISTA 0 INDEPENDIENTE 0

Total: 27 Deputies September 15, 2018 NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The Local Deputies take Office. distribution of proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes obtained by each party. . ELECTION 2018

BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR’S LOCAL CONGRESS

Total Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR Participation 261,443 254703 11,693 ELECTED POSITIONS 516,146 56.59% 43.41% 4.49% 21 Local Deputies (16 Relative Majority, 5 Porportional Representation) PROJECTED INTEGRATION Municipilaties 5 XV LEGISLATURE BCS CONSIDERATIONS RELATIVE MAJORITY CURRENT INTEGRATION The results show an alternation in the state XIV LEGISLATURE BCS Congress, since MORENA-PES achieved 14 seats of relative majority, which were Party Deputies 14 previously owned by the PAN. PAN 13 PRI 3 The relationship of the local executive currently represented by the PAN with the legislative PT 1 power can become complicated. PRS 2 1 MORENA 1

INDEPENDENT 1 August 31st, 2018 Total: 21 Deputies 1 Local Deputies take Office

NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution of proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes obtained by each party. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR

CONSIDERATIONS Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* Administration Administration The results favor the coalition formed by MORENA and PES, by obtaining the victory in 3 out of 5 municipalities, including La Paz Rubén Muñoz Álvarez La Paz and Los Cabos.

The PAN who currently governs the 5 municipalities of the Jesús Armida Castro entity, but in this elections will probably only win in Loreto. Los Cabos Guzmán

* Projected winner. 25 -29 September 2018 Mayors take Office ELECTION 2018

CAMPECHE’S LOCAL CONGRESS

AMPECHE C Total Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes Participation ELECTED POSITIONS 68.93 % 31.03 % 4.16 % Local Deputies 642 056 35 (21 Relative Majority, 14 348,129 156, 693 14, 191 Proportional Representation)

Municipalities 11 ONSIDERATIONS PROJECTED INTEGRATION C

CURRENT INTEGRATION LXIII LEGISLATURE During the registration to the electoral process, the Alliance “Juntos Haremos Historia” was not RELATIVE MAJORITY LXII LEGISLATURE consolidated; so MORENA competed by itself. Party Deputies PRI remains as a majority. However, MORENA PRI 15 10 will become the second force, by obtaining 8 PAN 10 seats under the principle of Relative Majority. PVEM 3 The head of the local Government is Rafael PANAL 2 8 Alejandro Moreno Cárdenas from PRI; In this PRD 1 context, the new reconfiguration of the Congress will modify the relation between both MORENA 1 powers. INDEPENDENT 3 3 Total: 35 Deputies

NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution of proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes September 30th, 2018 obtained by each party. Local Deputies take Office. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

CAMPECHE

CONSIDERATIONS

Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* Administration Administration The electoral geography of the Coalition “Todos por Eliseo Fernández México”, conformed by PRI, PVEM and PANAL, shows the Campeche Montufar continuity of the electoral preference towards the alliance in 5 of the 11 municipalities. Pablo Gutiérrez Carmen Lazarus However, the Coalition “Por México al Frente” (PAN-MC) is placed as the second force with 3 municipalities and MORENA appears on the state with the victory in 2 municipalities.

There is political alternation in Campeche, the capital, where the candidate of the coalition “Por México al Frente” won.

October the 1st, 2018 Mayors take Office

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018

GOVERNOR

CHIAPAS

ELECTED POSITIONS CURRENT ADMINISTRATION Total Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes 1 Governor Participation Manuel Velasco 40 Local Deputies 2,352,993 1,106,783 92,238 Coello (24 Relative Majority, 3,459,776 16 Proportional Representation) 68.01% 31.99% 5.62% Governor 2012-2018 124 Municipalities

RUTILIO ESCANDÓN CADENAS (GOVERNOR*) Election 2018

Candidate Party / Coalition Percentage BIOGRAPHY: PhD in Law from the UNAM. He served as Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Justice and the Council of the Judiciary of the State of Rutilio Escandón Cadenas Juntos Haremos 39.93% Chiapas (2013-2018). Historia

Roberto A. Albores MAIN PROPOSALS 20.41% Gleason Podemos Mover a Chiapas • Fight against corruption. • Austere government • Promotion of employment. Fernando Castellanos Cal • Promotion to the development of agriculture PVEM – Mover 21.63% y Mayor a Chiapas – Chiapas Unido

December 8 2018 * Projected winner. Governor takes office. ELECTION 2018 CHIAPA’S LOCAL CONGRESS

CHIAPAS

CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION

LXVI LEGISLATURE LXVII LEGISLATURE CONSIDERATIONS Party Deputies RELATIVE MAJORITY The Local Congress of Chiapas went from PVEM 13 having a PVEM majority to one led by the PRI 10 Coalition Juntos Haremos Historia".

Chiapas Unido 4 15 The local parties were significantly affected in Mover a Chiapas 3 these elections. PAN 2 The Coalition Juntos Haremos Historia will not PRD 2 9 only have a majority in the Local Congress but will MORENA 2 also lead the State’s Executive, with which a good relationship between the local powers is INDEPENDENT 1 expected. This will be relevant for the approval Total: 37 Deputies of the local budget.

Different parties competed independently, but won no local electoral district.

October 1 2018 Local Deputies take Office

CHIAPAS

Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* CONSIDERATIONS Administration Administration Chiapas had its first local reelection, where it was not Tuxtla Gutiérrez Carlos Orsoe Morales achieved in any municipality. Vaquez There was alternation in the 3 municipalities mentioned, with a broad advantage. Chiapa de Corzo Caralampio Alegria Gomez Chiapas went from being a state governed locally by the PVEM to a state governed mostly by the MOREN-PT-PES Jeronima Toledo coalition. San Cristóbal de las Casas Villalobos

* Projected winner. October 1 2018 Mayors take Office ELECTION 2018 CHIHUAHUA’S LOCAL CONGRESS

CHIHUAHUA

Voter Total ELECTED POSITIONS Abstentions Null Votes Turnout Participation 33 Local Deputies (22 Relative Majority, 1,527,527 1,151,180 77,483.28 11 Proportional Representation) 2,767,260 55.2% 41.6% 2.8% 67 Municipalities CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION

LXV LEGISLATURE LXVI LEGISLATURE CONSIDERATIONS

Party Deputies RELATIVE MAJORITY The relation between the Executive and the MORENA 2 Legislative Powers will be modified due to a divided government. Governor Javier Corral PRD 1 11 (PAN) will need to seek to legislative alliances in PAN 16 order to obtain majority in the Congress.

PRI 5 PRI reduces its power by becoming the third PVEM 2 political force with a minimum representation 9 that won’t help them to stablish a strong public MC 1 agenda. PT 2 MORENA, due to the promotion of AMLO effect, PES 1 1 increases its presence in the state, becoming the PANAL 3 second political force, which will help them to promote a competitive candidacy on 2021 Total: 33 Deputies 1 Governor election.

NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution of proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes September 1, 2018 obtained by each party. Local Deputies take Office ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

CHIHUAHUA

Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* CONSIDERATIONS Administration Administration PAN achieved to maintain most Municipalities, although María Eugenia they lost an important industrial center such as Chihuahua Campos Galván Cuauhtémoc. Independent Javier González Cd. Juárez Cd. Juarez is a key Municipality considering it’s the center of Mocken the State commerce and one of the principal border crossings with USA; it will have a change of government if Cuauhtémoc Carlos Tena Nevárez the trends are confirmed. The independent Candidate, José Antonio Bilbao Héctor A. Cebada Alvídrez, wasn’t able to be re-elected as Santa Bárbara Martínez Major, since there have been corruption charges against him that impacted his political reputation. Héctor Ariel Aquiles Serdán Fernández Martínez PRI’s candidate to Aquiles Serdán, Héctor Ariel Fernández (Reelection) Martinez, could be reelected. Aquiles Serdán would be one of the first Municipalities that has continuity in their government process.

September 10th, 2018 Mayors take Office.

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018

HEAD OF GOVERNMENT MEXICO CITY

ELECTED POSITIONS CURRENT ADMINISTRATION Voter Total Abstentions Null Votes 1 Governor Turnout Participation José Ramón Local Deputies Amieva Gálvez 66 172, 833 151,826 6,230 Substitute (33 Relative Majority, 324,659 Head of 33 Proportional Representation) 2012-2018 53.24% 46.76% 3.6% Government 16 Town Halls

CLAUDIA SHEINBAUM PARDO (GOVERNOR*) Election 2018

Candidate Party/Coalition Percentage BIOGRAPHY: Mayor of Tlalpan (2015–2017). Spokeswoman of AMLO’s 2006 presidential campaign. Minister of the Environment of Mexico City Claudia Sheinbaum (2000-2006). Pardo Juntos Haremos Historia MAIN PROPOSALS Alejandra Barrales • Increase number of surveillance cameras. Magdaleno Por la CDMX Al Frente • No tax increase. • Create the Renewable Energy Agency of the CDMX. • Decrease procedures for SMEs. Mikel Arriola • Central control of security (single command). Peñalosa PRI • Potentiate technological development in public transport.

December the 5th, 2018 Governor takes office

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018 CDMX’S LOCAL CONGRESS

MEXICO CITY

CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION

CONSIDERATIONS VII LEGISLATURE ALDF I LEGISLATURE CONGRESS CDMX Party Deputies MORENA 20 RELATIVE MAJORITY The results give a majority to the coalition Juntos Haremos Historia (MORENA-PT-PES) PRD 17 which obtained 31 seats in the I Legislature of PAN 10 the Mexico City’s Congress. The foregoing suggests that the Local Legislative and PRI 8 31 Executive will have a good communication. PVEM 3 On the other hand, the coalition Al Frente por MC 3 México (PAN, PRD, MC) achieves 2 seats, but fails PT 1 2 to position itself as a force inside the Congress. PES 1 Meanwhile, the PRI did not won any district. PANAL 1 HUMANISTA 1

INDEPENDIENT 1 Total: 66 Deputies

MEXICO CITY

Town Halls Current Next Elected Mayor* Administration Administration Álvaro Obregón Layda Sansores

Azcapotzalco Vidal Lleneras Morales CONSIDERATIONS

Benito Juárez Santiago Taboada The results show the consolidation of the coalition Juntos Haremos Historia, integrated by of MORENA, PT and PES Coyoacán Manuel Negrete Arias obtaining 11 out of 16 Town Halls.

Cuajimalpa Adrián Ruvalcaba Suarez On the other hand, the coalition Al Frente por México positions itself as second in the preferences when obtaining Cuauhtémoc Néstor Núñez 4 mayoralties.

Gustavo A. Madero Francisco Chiguil Figueroa The PRD is significantly weakened, this party once being the main political force in the city. Iztacalco Raúl Armando Quintero The PRI only obtains only one Town Hall (Cuajimalpa). Iztapalapa Clara Brugada Molina

Magdalena Contreras Patricia Ximena Ortiz

Miguel Hidalgo Victor Hugo Romo

Milpa Alta José Octavio Rivero December 5th, 2018 Mayors take office Tláhuac Raymundo Martínez Vite

Tlalpan Patricia Elena Aceves

Venustiano Carranza Julio Cesar Moreno Rivera

Xochimilco José Carlos Acosta Ruiz

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

COAHUILA

ELECTED POSITIONS

38 Municipalities

Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* CONSIDERATIONS Administration Administration Saltillo Manolo Jiménez Most municipalities retained their current party structure. Salinas Acuña Roberto de los Santos Vázquez Piedras Negras Claudio Mario Bres The preliminary results project alternation in Saltillo and Garza Piedras Negras alternated, both in favor of Juntos Haremos Historia won. Torreón Jorge Zermeño Infante (reelection) Nava Sergio Vázquez Vázquez Ramos Arizpe José María Morales Padilla San Juan de Sabinas Julio Long Hernández (reelection) January the 1st, 2019 Mayors take Office. Zaragoza Ángeles Flores Torres (reelection)

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018 COLIMA’S CONGRESS

COLIMA

Total ELECTED POSITIONS Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes Participation 25 Local Deputies (16 Relative Majority, 310, 839 208, 356 11, 525 9 Proportional Representation) 530, 720 62.64 % 33.66 % 3.70 % 10 Municipalities

PROJECTED INTEGRATION CONSIDERATIONS CURRENT INTEGRATION I LEGISLATURE The Juntos Haremos Historia coalition wins in 15 VIII LEGISLATURE RELATIVE MAJORITY of the 16 local districts. Party Deputies PAN 9 The Local Congress will have a total reconfiguration, since MORENA did not had PRI 8 15 presence in the State’s Legislature. LOCAL 3 The PRI and PAN are significantly diminished. PVEM 2 MC 1 1 MC and PANAL manage to keep their registry PT 1 with 7.3% and 4.9% of the voting, respectively. PANAL 1 Total: 25 Deputies

NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution of October 1st, 2018 proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes Local Deputies take Office obtained by each party. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

COLIMA

Municipalities Current Next Elected Mayor* CONSIDERATIONS Administration Administration Elections at the Municipal level, unlike federal trends and Colima Leoncio Alfonso the local Congress itself, are divided. Of the 10 Morán Sánchez Municipalities: MORENA-PT-PES (4), PAN-PRD (2), PRI- PVEM (2) and MC (2). Manzanillo Griselda Martínez Martínez Colima, the state capital, registered an extremely closed Projected winner. * election, with a difference of only a few percentage points between MC (24.33%), PAN-PRD (23.29%), MORENA-PT-PES (21.60%) and PRI-PVEM (20.89%), respectively. Having a difference of 781 votes, between the first place and the second.

For its part, the port of Manzanillo will be governed by the Coalition Juntos Haremos Historia, with an advantage of almost 5% over the second position in charge of the PRI- PVEM.

October 15th, 2018 Mayor take Office ELECTION 2018

DURANGO’S LOCAL CONGRESS

DURANGO

ELECTED POSITIONS Total Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes Participation 25 Local Deputies (15 Relative Majority, 641,855 352,898 23, 719 10 Proportional Representation) 1,279,679 66.14% 33.67% 4.27%

CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION CONSIDERATIONS LXVII LEGISLATURE LXVIII LEGISLATURE Party Deputies RELATIVE MAJORITY The preliminary results show that the coalition PRD 2 PT-MORENA position itself as the first political PAN 8 force. PRI 10 10 The alliance formed by PAN-PRD-PD obtains the PVEM 2 place as second force. In contrast, PRI is PT 1 displaced to become the third parliamentary group in the local Congress for the next PANAL 1 4 Legislature. INDEPENDENT 1 Total: 25 Deputies 1

August 31, 2018 NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution of Local Deputies take Office. proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes obtained by each party. ELECTION 2018 EDOMÉX’S LOCAL CONGRESS

STATE OF MEXICO

Total ELECTED POSITIONS Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes Participation 75 Local Deputies (45 Relative Majority, 6,770,695 4,872,595 217,928 30 Proportional Representation) 11,643,290 67.10% 32.9% 3.21% 125 Municipalities

CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION CONSIDERATIONS

LIX LEGISLATURE LX LEGISLATURE The preliminary results indicate that the MORENA-PT-PES coalition will become the new Party Deputies RELATIVE MAJORITY force within the Congress. PRI 34

PRD 12 The new Congress will be a political counterweight to the Governor, Alfredo del PAN 11 41 Mazo (PRI), making it difficult for him to carry MORENA 6 out his government program MC 3 MORENA-PT-PES can become a viable government option for the election of the next PES 3 2 Governor of the entity. PVEM 2 PT 2 PANAL 2 1 Total: 75 Deputies September 4th, 2018 NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution of Local Deputies take Office proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes obtained by each party. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

STATE OF MEXICO

Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* Administration Administration Atlacomulco José Téllez Monroy CONSIDERATIONS Cuautitlán Izcalli Ricardo Núñez Ayala The preliminary results project the triumph of the coalition Ecatepec Luis Vilchis Contreras MORENA-PT-PES in 49 out of the 125 Municipalities.

Huixquilucan Enrique Vargas del Villar In this election, the citizens decided not to ratify their trust to the PRI. It will be important that the Governor, Alfredo Ixtlahuaca José Solalinde Trejo de Mazo, becomes more effective and efficient in the remaining of his Administration, and thus recover the Lerma Jaime Cervantes Sánchez support of the citizens of the state.

La Paz Olga Medina Serrano

Metepec Gabriela Gamboa Sánchez Naucalpan de Juárez Patricia Durán Reveles

Ocoyoacac Anallely Olivares Reyes

Otzolotepec Erika Sevilla Alvarado

Tepotzotlán Ángel Zuppa Núñez

Texcoco Sandra Falcón Venegas January 1st, 2019 Mayors take Office Tlalnepantla de Baz Raciel Pérez Cruz

Toluca Juan Sánchez Gómez * Projected winner. Tultitlán Elena García Martínez ELECTION 2018

GOVERNOR

GUANAJUATO

ELECTED POSITIONS Current Government Total Voter turnout Abstentions Null votes 1 Governor Participation Miguel Márquez 36 Local Deputies 2,274,889 2,036,881 65,223 Márquez (22 Relative majority, 4,311,770 14 Proportional Representation) 52.70% 47.30% 3.25% Governor 2012-2018 46 Municipalities

SINHUÉ RODRÍGUEZ VALLEJO (GOVERNOR*) Election 2018

Candidate Party/Coalition Percentage BIOGRAPHY: Close to Governor Miguel Márquez. Former Secretary of Social Development of Guanajuato (2015-2017). Federal Deputy at the Sinhué Rodríguez Vallejo Por Guanajuato al 49.69 LXII Legislature (2012-2015). Local Deputy of Guanajuato’s Congress Frente (2010-2012). MAIN PROPOSALS • Promote foreign investment and strengthen local economy. Ricardo Sheffield Padilla Juntos Haremos 24.341 Historia • Create the Secretariat of Environment and Territorial Planning. • Establish Green taxes. • Short, medium and long term democratic planning through an Gerardo Sánchez García 12.81 Economic and Social Council that includes businessmen, workers, PRI academics and social leaders. • Privilege public transport solutions in urban centers and strengthen the logistics infrastructure for intermodal operation. September 26, 2018 Governor takes Office

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018

GUANAJUATO'S LOCAL CONGRESS

GUANAJUATO

CURRENT INTEGRATION NEXT INTEGRATION

CONSIDERATIONS LXIII LEGISLATURE LXIV LEGISLATURE Party Deputies The Governor elect Sinhué Rodríguez will maintain a majority in the local Congress, which PAN 19 RELATIVE MAJORITY will favor the implementation of his PRI 7 government plan.

PVEM 4 PRI loses important seats in the local Congress PRD 3 20 derived from not having an alliance with the PVEM and PANAL. As a result, none of these MC 1 parties obtains a relative majority seat. PANAL 1 Without Party 1 1 The Andrés Manuel López Obrador factor did Total: 36 Deputies not weigh in the elections for the integration of the local Congress, which is a sign of the strength and acceptance of the PAN in the 1 state. September 25, 2018 Local Deputies take Office. NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution of proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes obtained by each party. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

GUANAJUATO

Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* Administration Administration Acámbaro Alejandro Tirado Zúñiga CONSIDERATIONS Apaseo el Grande Moisés Guerrero Lara

Celaya Elvira Paniagua PAN obtains a positive balance by maintaining the majority Rodríguez of the municipalities, consolidating itself as a viable government option for Guanajuato. Comonfort Independent Juan Carlos Nieto Juárez In the municipalities, PAN maintains the capital Guanajuato Mario Alejandro Guanajuato, as a result of two factors: vote of punishment Navarro Saldaña to the PRI-PVEM-PANAL Coalition and the absence of unity Irapuato José Ricardo Ortiz among them to make the alliance at the local level. Gutiérrez León Héctor Germán René MORENA wins important municipalities of the State, López Santillana product of the impulse of local candidates rooted in the region and accompanied by the AMLO factor. Salamanca María Beatriz Hernández Cruz San Miguel de Allende Luís Alberto Villarreal García Silao de la Victoria José Antonio Trejo Valdepeña October 10, 2018 Mayors take Office

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018

GUERRERO’S LOCAL CONGRESS

GUERRERO

Voter Total ELECTED POSITIONS Abstentions Null Votes Turnout Participation 46 Local Deputies 1,402,705 79,805 (28 Relative Majority, 1,104,207 2,506,912 18 Proportional Representation) 62.1% 37.9% 5.6% 81 Municipalities

URRENT NTEGRATION ROJECTED NTEGRATION C I P I CONSIDERATIONS

EGISLATURE LXI LEGISLATURE LXII L Significant participation of citizens in the electoral process (+60%), a major challenge Party Deputies RELATIVE MAJORITY considering the levels of insecurity in the State. PRI 21 PRD 14 12 Unlike the current Legislature in which MORENA PAN 1 only had one deputy, the party is projected to have 18, plus the ones gained by the principle of PVEM 5 proportional representation, which guarantees MC 3 6 that it has a majority for the approval of reforms. PT 1 MORENA 1 6 Total: 46 Deputies 3 September 1st, 2018 Local Deputies take Office 1

GUERRERO

CONSIDERATIONS

Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* The AMLO effect was also reflected in Guerrero’s election Administration Administration as several of MORENA's candidates managed to achieve relevant Municipalities. Chilpancingo Antonio Gaspar Beltrán The PAN-PRD-MC coalition also won important Municipalities such as Chilpancingo (state’s capital). Acapulco Adela Román Ocampo

With the citizen preference to govern the state councils, the PRI is weakened by not maintaining the municipalities Iguala Antonio Jaimes that it won in the previous immediate election. Herrera

Taxco Marcos Parra Gómez September 30, 2018 Mayors take Office

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018

HIDALGO’S LOCAL CONGRESS

HIDALGO

Total ELECTED POSITIONS Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes Participation 30 Local Deputies (18 Relative Majority, 1,307,367 809142 58,938 12 Proportional Representation) 2,116,509 61.77% 38.23% 4.84%

CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION CONSIDERATIONS LXIII LEGISLATURE LXIV LEGISLATURE Party Deputies RELATIVE MAJORITY The composition of the Local Congress will PRI 10 change radically, with MORENA having virtually won the 18 local relative majority deputies. PAN 7 PANAL 5 18 Since Hidalgo is a state governed by the PRI, it is expected that the relationship between the State PVEM 3 Executive and the State Legislative will be more PRD 3 complex. This will have important implications for the approval of the State Budget. MORENA 1

PES 1 These results are relevant due to PRI’s tradition Total: 30 Deputies in Hidalgo.

NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution of September 5th, 2018 proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes Local Deputies take Office obtained by each party. ELECTION 2018

GOVERNOR

JALISCO

ELECTED POSITIONS CURRENT ADMINISTRATION Total Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes 1 Governor Participation Jorge Aristóteles 39 Local Deputies 2,121,195 1,486,138 65,785 Sandoval Díaz (20 Relative Majority, 3,607,333 19 Proportional Representation) 58.60% 41.19% 3.10% Governor 2012-2018 125 Municipalities

ENRIQUE ALFARO RAMÍREZ (GOVERNOR*) Election 2018

Candidate Party / Coalition Percentage BIOGRAPHY: Guadalajara’s Mayor with license (2009-2011); Tlajomulco de Zúñiga’s Mayor (2007-2009); Local Deputy in Jalisco’s Congress. Enrique Alfaro Ramírez 39.01% MC MAIN PROPOSALS

Carlos Lomelí Bolaños Juntos Haremos 24.09% • Promote a cities’ system in order to attract investment outside the Historia metropolitan area. • Create a wastewater network. • Provide incentives to companies through: talent development, zero Miguel Castro Reynoso 16.54% corruption, adequate mobility and housing conditions and infrastructure. PRI • Create the Regulatory Improvement Commission. • Create regional development plans. • Fortify the Health System. December 6, 2018 • Strengthening and consolidation of the state anti-corruption system. Governor takes office.

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018 JALISCO’S LOCAL CONGRESS

JALISCO

CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION

CONSIDERATIONS LXI LEGISLATURE LXII LEGISLATURE Party Deputies MC 13 RELATIVE MAJORITY It is the first governorship obtained by Movimiento Ciudadano in the history of the PRI 12 party. The triumph of Enrique Alfaro can be PAN 5 largely attributed to his popularity as Mayor of Guadalajara. PVEM 3 17 PRD 2 The MC-PAN-PRD coalition obtained 17 of the 20 relative majority deputies in the Local PANAL 1 3 Congress. INDEPENDIENTE 3

Total: 39 Deputies The PRI went from being the second political force in Congress to obtain zero representation of relative majority.

September 30, 2018 Local Deputies take Office

JALISCO

Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* Administration Administration CONSIDERATIONS Guadalajara Ismael del Toro The coalition Por México al Frente and its member parties Tlaquepaque María Elena Limón achieved 83 of the 125 municipalities of the state.

Arandas Ana Bañuelos Ramírez Eventhough the PRI lost presence in a considerable way, it Lagos de Moreno José Tecutli Gómez is the party that individually won more Municipalities by Villalobos obtaining 23 of them.

Ocotlán Gabriel Hernández The coalition MORENA-PT-PES won 8 municipalities.

Puerto Vallarta Arturo Dávalos

Tequila Alfonso Magallanes

Tlajomulco de Zúñiga Salvador Zamora October 25, 2018 Mayors take Office Zapopan Pablo Lemus Navarro

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018 MICHOACANCONGRESO’S LOCALMICHOACÁNCONGRESS

MICHOACÁN

Total ELECTED POSITIONS Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes Participation 40 Local Deputies (24 Relative Majority, 1,596,367 1,141,553 102,255 16 Proportional Representation 3,020,796 Proporcional) 57.9172% 41.6941% 6.4378% 113 Municipalities

CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION CONSIDERATIONS LXXIV LEGISLATURE LXXIII LEGISLATURE The preliminary results show an important change RELATIVE MAJORITY in the local congress. PT and MORENA went from Party Deputies having only two relative majority deputies, to owning 14 for the future legislature. MORENA 1 PRD 12 14 The second political force in Congress will be PAN, which together with its different alliances will have PAN 7 10 Deputies of relative majority. PRI 15 The PRI, which currently has 15 deputies in the PVEM 2 8 LXXIII legislature, did not receive support at the polls MC 1 and was left with zero relative majority deputies. PT 2 1 Total: 40 Deputies 1 September 15th, 2018 Local Representatives takes office NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution of proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes obtained by each party. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITES

MICHOACÁN

Municipality Current Next Administration Elected Mayor* CONSIDERATIONS Administration Morelia Raúl Morón Orozco Preliminary results show political transition in Lázaro Lázaro Cárdenas Mariano Ortega Cárdenas, Morelia, Maravatío and Angangueo, while in Sánchez Uruapan and Pátzcuaro the party in power will remain. Uruapan Víctor Manuel The PRD had a considerable amount of votes within the Manríquez González state. The least voted party was the PAN, followed by the PRI. Pátzcuaro Víctor Manuel Báez Ceja Angangueo María Hilda Domínguez García Maravatío José Jaime Hinojosa September 1st, 2018 Campa Mayor takes Office

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018

GOVERNOR

MORELOS

ELECTED POSITIONS CURRENT ADMINISTRATION Total Abstentions Voter turnout Null Votes Governor Participation 1 Graco Luis Local Deputies 624, 913 318,216 21,611 Ramírez Garrido 20 Abreu (12 Relative Majority, 1, 439, 365 8 Proportional Representation) 66.17% 33.68% 3.44% 2012-2018 Governor 33 Municipalities

CUAUHTÉMOC BLANCO BRAVO (GOVERNOR*) Elección 2018

Candidate Party / Coalition Percentage BIOGRAPHY: Mayor of Cuernavaca, Morelos for the Social Democratic Cuauhtémoc Blanco Party. Former profesional soccer player. 52.54 Bravo Juntos Haremos Historia MAIN PROPOSALS Víctor Manuel Caballero 13.17 • Fight against corruption. Solano Por la CDMX Al Frente • Sports promotion.

Jorge Meade Ocaranza 6.00 PRI

October 1 2018 Governor takes office.

* Projected winner ELECTION 2018

MORELOS’S LOCAL CONGRESS

MORELOS

CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION CONSIDERATIONS LIV LEGISLATURE LIII LEGISLATURE

Party Deputies The State Congress suffered a redistricting that RELATIVE MAJORITY PRD 12 included the reduction of 18 to 12 districts, derived from an electoral reform that will be PRI 5 used from the 2017-2018 local process. PAN 4 12 PANAL 3 This change had an impact on the number of members of the Local Congress, from 30 to 20 MC 2 local deputies, on both principles. PVEM 1 PES 1 With this result, the coalition “Juntos Haremos Historia", obtains the absolute majority of the HUMANISTA 1 Congress, as well as the State Executive. PSD 1 Total: 30 Deputies

NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution of December 5th 2018 proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes Local Deputies take Office obtained by each party. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

MORELOS

CONSIDERATIONS Preliminary results project alternation in the 3 main Municipalities, the later can be related to the effect of the Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* election for Federal and State Executives. Administration Administration Cuernavaca José Luis Gómez Regarding the state’s capital, an alternation from a local Borbolla party to the coalition “Juntos Haremos Historia” took place. Cuautla Jesús Corona Damián In this sense, the Coalition led by MORENA managed to Jiutepec Rafael Reyes Reyes obtain 16 out of 33 Municipalities.

* Projected winner.

October 5th 2018 Mayors take Office ELECTION 2018 NUEVO LEÓN’S CONGRESS

NUEVO LEÓN

Total Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes Participation

ELECTED POSITIONS 1,039,533 4,143 42,589 3,900,538 42 Local Deputies 55.42% 41.43% 2.99% (26 Relative Majority, 16 Proportional Representation) PROJECTED INTEGRATION 51 Municipalities LXXV LEGISLATURE CONSIDERATIONS RELATIVE MAJORITY CURRENT INTEGRATION Preliminary projections suggest that the PAN will remain as the main force in the Local Congress. LXXIV LEGISLATURE Partido Diputados 14 For its part, MORENA has positioned itself as the second force by obtaining 15 spaces. PAN 16

PRI 15 The PRI seems to be displaced from being the second force in Congress to the third. MC 2 10 PT 4 PANAL 1 INDEPENDIENTE 4 1 August 31st, 2018 Local Deputies take Office Total: 42 Diputados 1

NUEVO LEÓN PREP: 73.66% Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* Administration Administration

Monterrey Felipe de Jesús Cantú Rodríguez CONSIDERATIONS

Apodaca César Garza Villarreal The preliminary results project the PAN to win the largest municipalities of the State: Anáhuac Desiderio Urteaga Ortegón Monterrey, San Nicolás de los Garza, Santa Catarina and Guadalupe. Ciénega de Flores Pedro Alonso Casas Quiñones INDEPENDIENTE It is noteworthy that 5 candidates who sought García Carlos Alberto Guevara reelection have the advantage in: General Garza INDEPENDIENTE INDEPENDIENTE Escobedo, Linares, Pesquería, Salinas Victoria General Escobedo Clara Luz Flores Carrales and Santa Catarina. (reelection) Guadalupe Pedro Garza Treviño October 30th, 2018 Linares Fernando Adame Doria Mayor take Office (reelection) Pesquería Miguel Ángel Lozano MunguÍa (reelección)

Salinas Victoria Gonzalo Elizondo Lira (reelection) San Nicolás de los Garza Zeferino Salgado Almaguer

San Pedro Garza García Rebeca Clouthier Carrillo

Santa Catarina Héctor Israel Castillo Olivares (reelection)

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018 OAXACA’S LOCAL CONGRESS

OAXACA

Total ELECTED POSITIONS Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes Participation 42 Local Deputies (25 Relative Majority, 1,301,904 880 65,015 17 Proportional Representation) 2,861,299 65.78% 34.1% 4.63% 153 Municipalities

CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION CONSIDERATIONS LXIII LEGISLATURE LXIV LEGISLATURE Partido Diputados RELATIVE MAJORITY The coalition Juntos Haremos Historia is PRI 16 positioned as the first force to integrate the next MORENA 12 State Legislature with 24 representatives. PRD 5 24 For its part, the PRI-PVEM-PANAL only won one PAN 4 seat, it should be noted that in the current legislature the PRI is positioned as the first PT 2 majority. PVEM 1 PES 1 1

PARTIDO UNIDAD 1 POPULAR Total: 42 Deputies December 5 2018 Local Deputies take Office NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution of proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes obtained by each party. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

OAXACA

CONSIDERACTIONS

In the capital of the State the candidate for the coalition Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* Juntos Haremos Historia is positioned as the potential Administration Administration winner with 50.44% of the vote. Oaxaca de Juárez Oswaldo García Jarquin It should be noted that in such Municipality, there has been no alternation since 2013. * Projected winner.

December 5th, 2018 Mayors take Office ELECTION 2018

GOVERNOR

PUEBLA

ELECTED POSITIONS Current Government Voter Total Abstentions Null Votes 1 Governor turnout Participation 41 Local Deputies 1,650,073 843,068.1433 60,904 Antonio Galí Fayad (26 Relative Majority, 3,886,318 15 Proportional Representation) 66.1845% 33.8155% 3.6909% Governor 2017-2018 217 Municipalities

MARTHA ERIKA ALONSO HIDALGO (GOVERNOR*) Election 2018

Candidate Party/Coalition Percentage BIOGRAPHY: MA in Public Communication; DIF President for Puebla and State Red Cross Honorary President. Martha Erika Alonso 37.4593% Hidalgo Por Puebla al Frente Wife of former governor, Rafael Moreno Valle (2011-2017).

Luis Miguel Barbosa 35.3346% MAIN PROPOSALS Huerta Juntos Haremos Historia • Create a new Ministry of Environment • Tax incentives for businesses that hire people with disabilities. • Oral health campaigns. Enrique Doger Guerrero 17.9510% • Obesity, overweight and diabetes prevention and control campaigns. PRI

December 14, 2018 Governor takes office

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018 PUEBLA’S LOCAL CONGRESS

PUEBLA

CURRENT INTEGRATION NEXT INTEGRATION

CONSIDERATIONS LIX LEGISLATURE LX LEGISLATURE Party Deputies RELATIVE MAJORITY The electoral victory of Martha Erika Alonso, PAN 15 represents the continuity of the economic policy of the State of Puebla that began her husband PRD 4 Rafael Moreno Valle (2011-2017) and his MC 1 16 successor Antonio Gali (2017-2018), both members of the PAN. NA 3 PT 2 In an election that initially was expected to be less competitive, the PAN managed to maintain Compromiso por 8 5 Puebla one of the most relevant States of the country, with that, allowing the party to hold a PRI 6 significant territorial control. PVEM 2 1 The main risks faced by the governor-elect are SP 3 to achieve credibility in her mandate Total: 41 Deputies (independence from her husband) and to 1 address the growing security problem (fuel theft), as well as maintain the positive trend of economic growth in the State.

NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is taken into account. The distribution of proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes obtained by each party. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

PUEBLA

CONSIDERATIONS Like the gubernatorial elections, the preliminary results of Municipalities Current Next Elected Mayor* the main municipalities elections show a predominant Government Government preference for the PAN and although the coalition of “Juntos Haremos Historia” generated a strong Puebla (capital) Eduardo Rivera Pérez counterbalance in the race, it failed to achieve power.

Local parties such as the PSI and “Commitment for Puebla” San Andrés Cholula Edmundo Tletehui were essential, as they allowed the PAN and his allies to Percino obtain relevant positions.

Oriental Guillermo Pozos Juárez

Tlahuapan Vidal Roa Benítez

October 15, 2018 Mayor takes Office * Projected winner. ELECTION 2018 QUERETARO’S LOCAL CONGRESS

QUERÉTARO

Total ELECTED POSITIONS Lista Nominal Abstentions Null Votes Participation 25 Local Deputies (15 Relative Majority, 910,431 541, 066 40,720 10 Proportional Representation) 1,582,953 62.60% 37.27% 4.46% 18 Municipalities

CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION CONSIDERATIONS LVII LEGISLATURE LVIII LEGISLATURE The majority that maintained the PAN will Party Deputies RELATIVE MAJORITY depend on how the PAN-PRD alliance is PAN 13 sustained in the five districts that won in this election. PRI 8 PRD 1 5 The biggest change is the notorious decrease in PVEM 1 seats occupied by the PRI, who will only have two relative majority deputies, plus those that PANAL 1 can be added by the principle of Proportional Representation. MORENA 1 5 Total: 25 Deputies The coalition of MORENA-PT-PES obtained its three seats from the three districts that make up the city of Querétaro, having a low participation 3 in the rest of the entity. September 2018 NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution of Local Deputies take Office proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes obtained by each party. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

QUERÉTARO

CONSIDERATIONS The fragmentation of the PAN-PRD-MC was observed in the conformation of the Town Halls, the coalition will Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* govern altogether 5 municipalities, by itself, the PAN Administration Administration occupies 4 municipalities; and the PAN-PRD alliance will be Luis Bernardo Nava present in 3. Querétaro Guerrero Despite losing municipalities such as Pedro Escobedo and Guillermo Vega El Marqués, the PRI-PVEM alliance maintains its presence in San Juan del Río Guerrero the northern part of the entity that borders Guanajuato and San Luis Potosí, governing 5 Municipalities. Isidro Amarildo Pedro Escobedo Bárcenas Reséndiz The Municipality of San Joaquin will be the only one in the El Marqués Enrique Vega Carriles state to be governed by an independent candidate: Belém Ledesma Ledesma, who had already been municipal José Alejandro Ochoa Colón president of the demarcation by the PRI in 2012. Valencia

* Projected winner. October 1st 2018 Mayors take Office ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

QUINTANA ROO

ELECTED POSITIONS

12 Municipalities

Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* CONSIDERATIONS Administration Administration The preliminary results project alternation in the 3 Benito Juarez Maria Elena Lezama mentioned municipalities with a wide advantage for the MORENA-PT coalition. Othon P. Blanco Laura Beristain Navarrete In Quintana Roo, MORENA and the PT were allied in all the Solidaridad Hernan Pastrana municipalities except Lázaro Cardenas. The PES did not Pastrana joined the coalition.

Quintana Roo had its first re-election at the local level. * Projected winner.

September 30th, 2018 Mayors take Office ELECTION 2018

SAN LUIS POTOSI’S LOCAL CONGRESS

SAN LUIS POTOSÍ

Total ELECTED POSITIONS Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes Participation 27 Local Deputies (15 Relative Majority, 1,298,249 617,222 58,855 12 Proportional Representation) 1,974,326 65.75% 31.27% 7.26% 58 Municipalities CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION CONSIDERATIONS LXI LEGISLATURE LXII LEGISLATURE Party Deputies RELATIVE MAJORITY The Alliance headed by MORENA will become the first political force at the Congress. PRI, with MORENA 1 7 its own alliances will be the second minority. PRD 4 It’s key to understand the positions of the PAN 7 candidates to the local congress that won in PRI 8 3 coalition with PRI, because it isn’t necessary for them to promote the same agenda PVEM 2 MC 1 2 PT 1 September 14, 2018 PES 0 1 Local Deputies take Office. PANAL 2 HUMANISTA 0 1 CONCIENCIA POPULAR 1

Total: 66 Deputies NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is 1 contemplated. The distribution of proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes obtained by each party. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

SAN LUIS POTOSÍ

Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* CONSIDERATIONS Administration Administration PRI loses participation in several Municipalities. San Luis Potosí (capital) Xavier Nava Governor, Juan Manuel Carreras (PRI), loses the majority in Ciudad Valles Adrián Esper Cárdenas the Local Congress and presence throughout the State.

Charcas Manuel López Lara PAN in alliance with MC will rule the capital that currently is governed by the PRD. Ciudad Valles will be governed by an Cárdenas Jorge Omar Muñoz Independent Candidate and Charcas by a PVEM Candidate. Martínez Three key municipalities in the State. Villa de Reyes Erika Irazema Briones Pérez

* Projected winner. October 1st, 2018 Mayors take Office ELECTION 2018 SINALOA’S LOCAL CONGRESS

SINALOA

Total ELECTED POSITIONS Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes Participation 40 Local Deputies (24 Relative Majority, 931,766 621, 886 29,617 16 Proportional Representation) 2,135,258 53.24% 40.02% 3.17% 18 Municipalities

CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION CONSIDERATIONS LXII LEGISLATURE LXIII LEGISLATURE

Party Deputies RELATIVE MAJORITY The election radically reconfigured the composition of the State Congress, making the PRI 21 Juntos Haremos Historia coalition the biggest PAN 7 parliamentary group and considerably reducing the presence of the PRI and the PAN. PAS 6 18 PANAL 2

MORENA 2 Except for the PAS, which joined the Por Sinaloa al Frente coalition, no local party won a seat in PVEM 1 2 Congress in a relative majority. PRD 1 Total: 40 Deputies 2 October 1st 2018 Local Deputies take Office NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution of proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes obtained by each party. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

SINALOA

CONSIDERATIONS The PRI-PVEM alliance managed to maintain the majority of municipal governments, having a presence in 8 of them. Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* Administration Administration MORENA will govern the main urban centers of the State, Culiacán Jesús Estrada Ferreiro obtaining the port of Mazatlan; the capital of the state, Culiacán; Guasave and Ahome. In total, it obtained 8 Ahome Manuel Guillermo municipalities. Chapman Moreno The Por Sinaloa al Frente coalition did not obtain any City Mazatlán Luis Guillermo Benítez Council. Torres

* Projected winner. November 1st 2018 Mayors take Office ELECTION 2018 SONORA’S LOCAL CONGRESS

SONORA

Total ELECTED POSITIONS Voter turnout Abstentions Null votes Participation 33 Local Deputies (21 Relative Majority, 647,790 50,255 22,097 12 Proportional Representation) 1,246,067 51.98% 48.01% 3.4% 72 Municipalities

CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION CONSIDERATIONS LXI LEGISLATURE (CURRENT) LXII LEGISLATURE Party Deputies RELATIVE MAJORITY At the last cut of the state’s PREP, there is a MORENA 1 significant percentage of abstention, almost 50%. PRD 1 The Coalition Juntos Haremos Historia gets an PAN 13 20 important representation in the State Congress PRI 15 for its next term. MC 1 PAN loses 9 districts and PRI 11. PANAL 2 Total: 33 Deputies 1 Currently, the Governorship is occupied by Claudia Pavlovich (PRI), a complicated relationship with the Local Congress is expected.

September 1st,2018 NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution of Local Deputies take Office. proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes obtained by each party. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

SONORA

Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* CONSIDERATIONS Administration Administration

Hermosillo Celida Teresa López. Out of the 72 Municipalities, the Coalition PRI-PVEM-PANAL gets 26; MC 2; PANAL 1; MAS 1; PAN-PRD 12; PT-MORENA- Nogales Jesús Pujol I. PES 19; Independent 1.

Navojoa María Quintero B. 8 out of 9 main municipalities will face political alternation, in six of them Juntos Haremos Historia will occupy the office Puerto Peñasco Ernesto Roger M. for the first time. Cajeme Sergio Mariscal A. The PRI-PVEM-PANAL coalition loses the capital. Cananea Eduardo Quiroga J.

Nacozari de García María Juana Romero

Agua Prieta Jesús A. Montaño D. September 16st, 2018 San Luis Río Colorado Santos González Y. Mayors take Office.

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018

GOVERNOR

TABASCO

ELECTED POSITIONS Current Administration Total Voter turnout Absentions Null Votes 1 Governor Participation Arturo Núñez 35 Local Deputies 921, 645 765, 973 26, 109 Jiménez (21 Relative Majority, 1, 687, 618 14 Proportional representation) 69.3% 30.7% 2.8% Governor 2013-2018 17 Municipalities

ADÁN AUGUSTO LÓPEZ (GOVERNOR*) Election 2018

Candidate Party/Coalition Percentage BIO: Senator in the LXI & LXII Legislatures (2012-2018). Federal Deputy in the LXI Legislature (2009-2012) and Local Deputy in the LIX Legislature of Adán Augusto López Juntos Haremos 61.85% Tabasco’s Congress (2006-2009). Undersecretary of Civil Protection, Historia Development and Social Prevention of Tabasco. MAIN PROPOSALS Gerardo Gaudiano 18.9% Rovirosa Por la CDMX Al • Strengthen government institutions and promote participation from Frente all social sectors, in order to achieve public security. • Promote productive activities that guarantee the recovery of well- paying jobs and a sustainable economy in the long term. Georgina Trujillo Zentella 11.8% • Foster clean energy, comprehensive urban development and the use PRI of water as a trigger of sustainable development.

January 1st, 2019 Governor takes office.

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018 TABASCO’S LOCAL CONGRESS

TABASCO

CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION

CONSIDERATIONS LXII LEGISLATURE LXIII LEGISLATURE Partido Diputados RELATIVE MAJORITY According to the PREP’s last update, MORENA is MORENA 4 the first political force in Tabasco. PRD 13 With 87.7% of the records captured, the PAN 2 16 candidate of Juntos Haremos Historia, Adán Augusto López, obtains the governorship of the PRI 8 state with a 43% difference with the second PVEM 5 place.

MC 1 5 In an unprecedented event, MORENA obtained PT 1 16 of the 21 districts, as well as 5 in coalition with the PT, positioning itself as an absolute PES 0 majority in the Local Congress. PANAL 0 HUMANISTA 0 The Governorship, the Local Congress and most Municipalities will be headed by MORENA, which INDEPENDIENTE 1 will allow an execution of public policies aligned Total: 35 Deputies with the President’s Government Plan.

NOTE: Only the election of relative majority depúties is contemplated. The distribution of proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentage of votes obtained by each party. September 5th, 2018 Local Deputies take Office. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

TABASCO

Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* CONSIDERATIONS Administration Administration Centro (Villahermosa) Evaristo Hernández MORENA-PT’s coalition obtained 4 municipalities, MORENA Cruz by itself 11, and PAN-PRD-MC the remaining two. Comalcalco Lorena Méndez Denis In Centro’s Municipality, the coalition PT-Morena, headed by Evaristo Hernández Cruz, came first with a broad advantage of 69.3%, equivalent to 134,937 votes.

Lorena Méndez Denis from MORENA won the Municipality of Comalcalco with the 51.5% (48,545) of the votes.

October 5th, 2018 Mayors take Office. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

TAMAULIPAS

ELECTED POSITIONS

43 Municipalities

Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* CONSIDERATIONS Administration Administration The alliance PAN-PRD-MC mantains key Town Halls and wins Matamoros Mario Alberto López some that are currently governed by the PRI. Hernández The number of municipalities represented by PAN increased, Altamira Alma Laura Amparan and this can be considered as a support to the State Governor, Francisco Javier García Cabeza de Vaca. Nuevo Laredo Oscar Enrique Rivas Cuellar If tendencies remain, PAN will rule the State Capital (Ciudad Victoria Xicoténcatl González Victoria), and the city with largest population (Reynosa). Uresti Tampico Jesús Antonio Nader Nasrallah Reynosa Maki Esther Ortiz October 1st, 2018 Domínguez Mayors take Office. (reelected)

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018

TLAXCALA’S LOCAL CONGRESS

TLAXCALA

Total ELECTED POSITIONS Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes Participation 25 Local Deputies (15 Relative Majority, 479,302 420,733 21,981 10 Proportional Representation) 922,016 64.91% 30.71% 4.38%

CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION CONSIDERATIONS LXII LEGISLATURE (CURRENT) LXIII LEGISLATURE

Party Deputies RELATIVE MAJORITY The preliminary results project a majority to the MORENA 1 coalition MORENA-PT-PES. This can result in a counterweight to the current State Executive PRD 5 (PRI). PAN 4 14 The PRI did not win any electoral district, PRI 6 meaning a negative sight for Governor Marco PVEM 2 Antonio Mena Rodríguez. PT 1 1 PS 2 PANAL 2

PAC 1

INDEPENDIENTE 1

Total: 22 Deputies*

NOTE: Currently 3 seats in Congress aren’t occupied. NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution of August 30, 2018 Local Deputies take Office. proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes obtained by each party. ELECTION 2018

GOVERNOR

VERACRUZ

ELECTED POSITIONS Current Government Total Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes Governor Participation 1 Miguel Ángel Local Deputies 3,260,742 1,746,019 83,698 Yunes Linares 50 5,693,619 (30 Relative Majority, 2016-2018 20 Proportional Representation) 64.57% 34.87% 2.56% Governor

CUITLÁHAC GARCÍA JIMÉNEZ (GOVERNOR*)

Election 2018 BIOGRAPHY: Mechanical Engineer with a Master's Degree in Electrical Candidate Party/Coalition Percentage Engineering and Advanced Control Sciences; Federal Deputy for the LXIII Cuitláhuac García Legislature (2015-2018); MORENA’s Founder and State Councilor. Jiménez Juntos Haremos 43.81% Historia MAIN PROPOSALS Miguel Ángel Yunes • Security Plan base on 4 axes: attention to the agriculture sector, Márquez Por Veracruz al 38.30% consideration of the youngsters, police professionalization and Frente emergency protocols with federal organizations. • Subsidy of the price of raw materials for livestock and agricultural José Francisco Yunes production. 14.15% Zorrila • Governmental austerity program. • Foster Agricultural Technology Institutes in the state.

December 1, 2018 Governor takes Office. * Projected winner. ELECTION 2018

VERACRUZ’S LOCAL CONGRESS

VERACRUZ

PROJECTED INTEGRATION CURRENT INTEGRATION LXV LEGISLATURE CONSIDERATIONS Although the polls carried out during the campaign LXIV LEGISLATURE period showed a closed competition between Cuitláhuac RELATIVE MAJORITY García (Juntos Haremos Historia) and Miguel Ángel Yunes Parry Deputies Márquez (Por Veracruz al Frente), exit polls gave the first MORENA 21 a significant advantage.

PAN 10 21 According to the PREP, the candidate of the coalition PRI 8 Juntos Haremos Historia remains in front with 7.64%, if the results are confirmed, a third alternation will be PRD 5 experienced in Veracruz. INDEPENDIENTE 2 Regarding the Local Congress election, the advantage is JUNTOS POR 9 2 for coalition Juntos Haremos Historia, however, Por VERACRUZ Veracruz al Frente remains as the second force with 7 PVEM 1 deputies, and if these results remain, the Congress would have a reconfiguration in its integration compared to the PANAL 1 0 previous legislature. Total: 49 Deputies Although the Ministry of the Interior pointed out the high possibility of acts of violence in the State, according to the State Governor and media, the electoral day was developed without major incidents.

GOVERNOR

YUCATÁN

ELECTED POSITIONS CURRENT ADMINISTRATION Total Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes 1 Governor Participation Rolando Zapata 25 Local Deputies 1,153,414 366,405 23,160 Bello (15 Relative Majority, 1,544,062 10 Proportional Representation) 74.77% 23.73% 1.50% Governor 2013-2018 106 Municipalities

MAURICIO VILA DOSAL (GOVERNOR*) Election 2018

Candidate Party/Coalition Percentage BIOGRAPHY: Mayor of Mérida, Yucatán (2015-2018), Local Deputy in the LX Legislature of Yucatán’s Congress (2012-2015), Secretary of PAN’s Joaquín Díaz Juntos Haremos National Committe in Yucatán (2008-2011). Historia MAIN PROPOSALS Mauricio Vila Dosal • Professionalize municipal police agents. Candidatura común • Develop Merida’s Metropolitan zone. • Implementation of campaigns for the prevention of diseases such as obesity, diabetes, alcoholism and eating disorders. Mauricio Sahui Rivero • Policies that consider equality between women and men in paid and Todos por México unpaid work. • Green Infrastructure Plan. • Reduce procedures through the Regulatory Improvement. October 1, 2018 • Tax incentives for companies that hire young people in their first job. Governor takes office

* Projected winner. ELECTION 2018

YUCATÁN’S LOCAL CONGRESS

YUCATÁN

CURRENT INTEGRATION NEXT INTEGRATION

LXI LEGISLATURE LXII LEGISLATURE CONSIDERATIONS RELATIVE MAJORITY Party Deputies The preliminary results show PRI with diverse MORENA 1 coalitions, having the majority in the Congress. In the case that Mauricio Vila Dosal is confirmed PRD 0 4 as the wining candidate, the relation between PAN 8 the Executive and the Legislative will change, considering it will be a divided government, and PRI 12 Mauricio Vila Dosal will need to develop PVEM 1 3 alliances in order to have a majority in the Congress. MC 0 PT 0 PES 0 3 September 1, 2018 Local Deputies take Office. PANAL 3 HUMANISTA 0

INDEPENDIENTE 0 2 Total: 25 Deputies 1

YUCATÁN

CONSIDERATIONS Renán Alberto Rocha, will be Mayor of Merida for the second time. He has been local Congressman and part of the Town Council. BA in Law by the Anahuac Mayab Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* Universiy, where he also obtained his MA in Public Administration Administration Administration. Mérida Renán Alberto Concha* Rafael Gerardo Montalvo Mata has a BA by the Autonomous University of Yucatán. He has served as a Ticul Rafael Gerardo member of the Town Council of Ticul; as Director of the Montalvo Mata* local DIF from 2007 to 2010, and as Legal Director of the Tiucul’s Town Hall from 2004 to 2007. * Projected winner.

September 1, 2018 Mayors takes office. ELECTION 2018

ZACATECAS’ LOCAL CONGRESS

ZACATECAS

Total ELECTED POSITIONS Voter turnout Abstentions Null Votes Participation 30 Local Deputies (25 Relative Majority, 1,301,904 22 65,015 17 Proportional Representation) 2,861,299 65.78% 35.66% 4.63% 58 Municipalities

CURRENT INTEGRATION PROJECTED INTEGRATION CONSIDERATIONS

LXII LEGISLATURE LXIII LEGISLATURE The coalition Juntos Haremos Historia is Party Deputies RELATIVE MAJORITY positioned as the first force in the integration of PRI 12 the new legislature, however the PRI maintains 6 seats in the Local Congress. MORENA 6 PAN 3 8 Proportional Representation deputies will be vital to define the majority; and thus, if the PVEM 2 Executive will continue to control Congress. PRD 2 PT 2 6 PANAL 2 PES 1 Total: 30 Deputies 4 December 7 2018 Local Deputies take Office NOTE: Only the election of relative majority deputies is contemplated. The distribution of proportional representation deputies will be determined from the percentages of votes obtained by each party. ELECTION 2018 MUNICIPALITIES

ZACATECAS

CONSIDERATIONS

The race in the Municipality of Sombrerete remains closed, Municipality Current Next Elected Mayor* in the first place is the candidate for PRI Manuel Alan Administration Administration Murillo Murillo with 25.60%; secondly, the candidate for Zacatecas Ulises Mejia Haro the coalition Juntos Haremos Historia Karina Pérez Flores with 24.98%; in third place, the candidate for Zacatecas al Sombrerete Manuel Alan Murillo Frente(PAN-PRD-MC) Ignacio Castrejón Valdez with Murillo 23.47%.

* Projected winner.

September 15th, 2018 Mayors take Office