A Mexican survey of small houses shows a backlash in control | Election Issues

The coalition of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has failed to reach two-thirds of the significant turnaround in a major overhaul.

The Mexican people voted to challenge President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s power in the by-elections, and offered his party the Lord and many allies that would make it difficult to continue the radical change.

The National Electoral Institute (INE) on Sunday estimated that the ruling coalition will win between 265 and 292 seats in the 500 seats in a small house, falling short of two-thirds of the people needed to implement the legislative reform.

Lopez Obrador, who has pledged to reform Mexico and reform its political and economic system, has changed the rules to protect the electronics industry.

In addition to the by-elections in Congress, Mexicans elected state governors and lawmakers in Sunday’s contest, which is seen as a referendum on Lopez Obrador’s views and his shake-up of Mexican organizations.

A recent survey has shown that Morena has won more than 15 states. The results are expected overnight.

The rivalry has erupted between the COVID-19 epidemic and the political violence that has left more than 90 politicians dead since the start of elections in September.

Two heads and other human remains remain at a polling station in Mexico’s border city of Tijuana on Sunday, officials said.

An hour after the election began, a man threw his head at a pavilion, disrupting a vote as police are called, police in Baja California state said.

Hours later, at a polling station in the same area, a man left another head and cut the bones of people inside a wooden box placed next to the ballot boxes.

According to the Office of the President of Baja California, they were found in bags near a third security area.

Since taking office in 2018 after winning the title, Lopez Obrador has tried to implement a wide range of strategies to help the poor with essential projects and to increase government responsibility for the power generation industry. They also reduce government spending.

Defendants allegedly disrupted checks and balances.