Election 2018

Weekly Executive Summary: June 12 to 18, 2018.

12 daysUntil theelection

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Presidential Election

Andrés Manuel López Obrador

Ricardo Anaya

Jose Antonio Meade

Jaime Rodríguez

Ricardo Anaya: Continues focusing his campaign in the fight against corruption, proposing theinvestigation and, if necessary, imposition of sanctions against the alleged irregularities of thecurrent Administration. He also called citizens to do not waste their votes in José Antonio Meade.Finally, Senator Jorge Luis Lavalle (PAN) requested the Anti-Corruption Commission of the Partyto carry out an investigation into the accusations against Ricardo Anaya.

Andrés Manuel López Obrador: Presented the second volume of Pejenomics in which he detailshis economic proposals: public spending, employment and social, industry and infrastructuredevelopment policies. During a visit to Oaxaca, the candidate said that Adelfo Regino Montes willbe heading the Coordination of Indigenous Affairs in the Ministry of Social Development.Regarding the accusations to Layda Sansores of potential misuse of public resources, theCandidate declared that these are part of the campaign against his candidacy.

Jaime Rodríguez: launched a campaign through social networks in which he questions the vote toany political party. Hence, is focusing into attracting the anti-system vote.

José Antonio Meade: Made a public request to Andrés Manuel López Obrador and JavierJiménez Espriú to clarify the links with Odebrecht company. Also, he announced that he willpromote a profound reform of the agricultural sector, that offers social security to farmers,budget certainty and solve the challenges regarding water supply.

After the third presidential debate, the dispute between Ricardo Anaya and José Antonio Meade for thesecond place has intensified; likewise, accusations among candidates has increased. Andrés Manuel LópezObrador published the second edition of Pejenomics, a document in which the campaign explains itsproposals economic agenda. The Business Coordinating Council (CCE) expressed its concern regarding thelack of definition and proposals for current problems in the country, such as insecurity and the commercialuncertainty derived from the tariffs impositions from the US Government. INE published the agreementreferring to the votes that are made in favor of the former candidate, Margarita Zavala. Lastly, polls onelectoral preferences for mayors in Mexico City were published.

CDMX Election

El Financiero published a poll ofelectoral preferences for eightMunicipalities of CDMX, which ingeneral favors the Coalition "TogetherWe Will Make History“ (MORENA-PT-PES) in five districts.

13 days before the electoral day, thecandidates to the Head of Governmentwill hold their last debate on June 20.

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ELECTORAL PREFERENCES

Juntos Haremos Historia Por CDMX al Frente PRI PVEM PANAL HumanistaIndependents Undefined

Juan Pablo Castañón, President of the CCE, affirmed that the political-economic uncertainty of the country hasdelayed several investment projects. Also, he expressed his concern due to the closure of companies caused bythe insecurity that impacts various regions of the country.

The National Electoral Institute (INE) determined that the casting votes for the former independent candidate,Margarita Zavala, will be considered as an unregistered candidacy; stipulating that the votes cast in favor of anunregistered candidate do not meet the necessary requirements to classify them as valid.