The PRI debacle | Local

The day of yesterday meant the fall of the prism of Chihuahua, which, by losing all the federal positions in conflict, left without position to some of their most important personalities like Jose Reyes Baeza, Lilia Merodio, Adriana Fuentes , Graciela Ortiz, Adriana Terrazas and Georgina Zapata

Currently, the PRI has seven relative majority MPs in federal ridings 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8 and 9; in addition to three Senate positions, two by the single-member and one by the multinominal.

If confirmed in the official calculation of the results of the PREP, the Sunday election would mean for the Institutional Revolutionary the loss of all these positions, in addition to the state level, it would be classified as the third political force, with only 16.9% of the vote, against 34.3% for Morena and 32.02 for the PAN, according to the cut of minutes calculated at the end of the edition. [19659002JuarezententmunicipalityhavingthelargestnumberofelectorsintheentirestaterepresentsoneofthelargestachievementsofPRIAsincefourteendistrictsinthiscityhadbeenspannedbyagriculturesince2000

District 1, for example, had been won by the PRI continuously since this year, during the triumph of Hortencia Enríquez Ortega . Adriana Fuentes Téllez, an authorized local lawmaker, had the intention of winning this district again, in which she was elected to the 2012 elections.

In these elections, with 70% of the minutes counted, the winner is María Esther Mejía Cruz, from the coalition led by Morena

For District 2, also corresponding to Juarez, PRI had dominated without interruption since 2003 with Nora Yu Hernández as standard bearer. In 2006, Lilia Merodio won the federal deputation in this demarcation. Fifteen years later, Yu Hernandez was nominated for District 10, also Juarez, with less than 10 percent of the vote.

Merodio, meanwhile, chose to apply for the federal deputation for District 3, PAN bastion since 1997 with two intermediate periods (2003 and 2015) in which the PVEM won. The current senator of Chihuahua lost the deputation with 16.54% of the vote, against 40.30% until the end of the edition, added Claudia Elena Lastra Muñoz, Morena's candidate .

For District 4, she won by the PRI since 2003, it is also Morena who wins the ballot, with Ulises García Soto as flag bearer.

Hiram Hernández, tricolor aspirant, won 14.59% of the vote in District 4, now represented by the deputy with the license Adriana Terrazas, who also concluded with the PRI lost in the race to the municipal presidency of Juarez.

The other five federal districts also report lost to the PRIs. In Federal Districts 5, 6 and 8 (one in Delicias and two in Chihuahua), the PAN-PRD-MC alliance is winning. Meanwhile, in Cuauhtémoc, district 8, the calculations favor Morena

The ninth federal constituency, with headquarters in Parral, indicates that the triumph was for the PAN and its allies, with 75% of the minutes compiled showing An advantage for María de los Ángeles Gutiérrez, PAN candidate, of 5,957 votes against Graciela Ortiz, PRI Senator and candidate for the federal deputation.

Omar Bazán, leader of the tricolor in the state, said via Twitter that his party was waiting for the official count since the minutes showed that Ortiz had won.

In 2012, the PRI won the two majority positions in the Senate of the Republic, with former governor Patricio Martínez and Lilia Merodio as legislators. Six years later, the tricolor flag did not even reach the first minority, leaving former governor José Reyes Baeza without a seat.

In fact, the federal PREP shows that the formula of Baeza and Georgina Terrazas remained more than 90,000 points below the PAN, which obtained the first minority, while Morena, with nearly 60,000 votes on the blue and white, won both seats.

The position of Bazan and Reyes Baeza was sought after over the debacle of their party. none has responded to the interview request.

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