What are district counts and why are they important in elections?
The elections that took place in six states of the Mexican Republic they were not finished on June 5date on which citizens went to the polls.
In Aguascalientes, Hidalgo, Quintana Roo, Durango, Tamaulipas and Oaxaca, district counts are being carried out that will serve to compile official data about the will of the majority vote. But…
What are district counts?
According to the National Electoral Institute, the district counts are the sum made by the district councils of the results contained in all the count and count records of the different polling stations in an electoral district. This serves to give official validity to the elections, because the next process is the challenge that the participating political parties could carry out.