Election in Mexico


Pre- and Post-Election Coverage
On July 2, 2006, voters went to the polls to select a president, legislators, three state governors and the mayor of Mexico City. While Felipe Calderon was declared presidential winner, runner-up Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador contends there were irregularities in the vote count.
By Sam Enriquez
The runner-up in Mexico's presidential election hopes Sunday's rally will highlight the public's backing of his demand for a recount.
July 28, 2006

WORLD IN BRIEF / WASHINGTON, D.C.
A federal grand jury in Washington indicted a Chinese Mexican businessman on charges that he conspired to help in the production of methamphetamine destined for the U.S.
July 27, 2007

ELECTION IN MEXICO
By Richard Boudreaux and Sam Enriquez
MEXICO CITY — If his narrow victory withstands a promised legal challenge, Felipe Calderon will take office as a weak president of a Mexico more bitterly divided than at any time in nearly a century.
July 7, 2006

ELECTION IN MEXICO
By Marla Dickerson
Lopez Obrador allies gather at the electoral institute in the capital to protest the result. Calderon's camp sees them as sore losers.
July 7, 2006

By Héctor Tobar
Conservative candidate Felipe Calderon appeared close to victory today in Mexico's presidential election, but leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said he would not yet concede defeat.
July 3, 2006

By Sam Enriquez
Mexico's leading presidential candidate, the leftist former mayor Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, lives in a 1,500-square-foot apartment in the heart of the city's university village.
March 2, 2006

Razor-thin win
(Associated Press)
September 5, 2006
Opponent
(Associated Press)
September 5, 2006
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July 6, 2006
Election Day
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Campaign's Final Days
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July 2, 2006
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June 30, 2006
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June 29, 2006