Thursday, July 06, 2006
With all of the 41 million votes counted, Calderon of President Vicente Fox's National Action Party had 35.88 percent to 35.31 percent for Lopez Obrador, of the Democratic Revolution Party. The two were separated by about 220,000 votes.
Roberto Madrazo, whose Institutional Revolutionary Party controlled Mexico for 71 years until Fox's victory in 2000, had 22.27 percent, and two minor candidates split the rest. AP.
Wake me up when September ends.
Election officials acknowledge that at least three million of the 41 million votes cast weren't counted, but say this is because they were marked incorrectly or otherwise appeared to be invalid.
- Hasen.
Roberto Madrazo, whose Institutional Revolutionary Party controlled Mexico for 71 years until Fox's victory in 2000, had 22.27 percent, and two minor candidates split the rest. AP.
Wake me up when September ends.
Election officials acknowledge that at least three million of the 41 million votes cast weren't counted, but say this is because they were marked incorrectly or otherwise appeared to be invalid.
- Hasen.
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