After the first 20 days of collection, the nine candidates to be independent candidates for the presidency register minimal progress in collecting the 961,405 signatures required to obtain their registration.
According to data from the National Electoral Institute (INE) as of September 25, the actor and producer Eduardo Verastegui is the one that registers the greatest progress in capturing signatures with 14,137 signatures reviewed at the control table, a figure that represents 1.47 percent of the goal.
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He is followed by Ulises Ruiz Ortiz, former governor of Oaxaca, who has collected 6,789 signatures, equivalent to 0.71 percent of the goal; the rest of the candidates register less than 100 signatures supporting their presidential aspiration.
Hugo Eric Flores Cervantes, leader of the defunct Social Encounter Party (PES), and Manuel Antonio Romo Aguirre, former regional coordinator of the National Public Security System for the then federal district and State of Mexico, are the candidates furthest behind in collecting signatures. , since the first registers only two signatures validated by the control table and the second one signature.
Meanwhile, María Ofelia Edgar Mares, a dentist originally from Tamaulipas, registers 27 items; Rocio Gabriela González Castañeda 17 signatures; Ignacio Benavente Torres 46 signatures, Fernando Mauricio Jiménez Chávez six signatures and Cesar Enrique Asiain del Castillo 27 signatures.
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In accordance with the deadlines established by the INE, applicants have until January 6, 2024 to collect signatures and can use up to 42 million 963 thousand 333 pesos of legal private financing for this task.
2023-09-30 17:14:38
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