We are a network of people and organizations that strive for the respect of people’s sovereignty and the holding of free and authentic #Mexico2018 elections
Had a great conversation about the Mexican elections with @DanielDenvir (whose knowledge of Latin American politics is A+, btw) on his show @thedigradio. Listen here: https://t.co/EFtXXCTx2x
@JusticeMexicoNow member & UK #ObservadorElectoral with @RUCD_2018, Rupert Knox, gives a radio interview on the experience of foreign observers, on how the UKBrigade of observers was born & how he sees the future relation between UK-MX gvmnts.@CDHVitoria
https://t.co/VozcFN6lpG
The Anti-Fraud Movement Behind Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s Historic Win/El movimiento antifraude detrás del triunfo histórico de @lopezobrador_
Texto de @uroobajamal en 👉https://t.co/C0I0WrNV6u
@MexicoDemocracy
PRESS CONFERENCE: Monday, July 2 at 1 PM to present the preliminary results of our election observation mission conducted in 20 states of the republic on Election Day
Our third report (in Spanish) | The @RUCD_2018 reiterates its commitment to the building of free and authentic elections #MexicoElections#AlleyesonMexico https://t.co/rMS8hdSArD
Tercer reporte informativo 📰| Tras este 1 de julio, la RUCD reitera su compromiso con la construcción de elecciones libres y auténticas https://t.co/OivdlibRmo
#RedPorLaDemocracia#EleccionesMexico2018
Our first formal report can be found here (in Spanish). We intend to release two more interim reports and a final report on Monday. https://t.co/8Vz8karqxD
In Ecatepec, State of Mexico our observation group was threatened by an aggressive individual over our effort to prevent fraud.
We also spoke to several residents who said they were offered goods and money in exchange for their vote and a report of someone trying to vote twice.
Lots of reports of polling places opening late in various areas of Mexico State and Mexico City. Check @TheAmericasBlog live blog for updates. https://t.co/UJPmht7eAj #MexicanElection
In Ecatepec, State of Mexico we ran into a woman who took the online @DialogosUNAM course on electoral observation and went to her local poll location on her own volition to help defend against fraud.
All kinds of false information circulating via Whatsapp over the last few months, and today as well, meant to confuse and intimidate voters. https://t.co/1rf8tMuen1
English-speaking supporters of Mexican democracy are using the hashtag #AllEyesOnMexico to stay abreast of developments on this Election Day. Stay informed!
Observers with @RUCD_2018 supervise as election workers set up a polling location in the borough of Coyoacán, Mexico City. Polls are meant to open at 8 am local time and a line of voters has already formed outside.
PRESS CONFERENCE: Monday, July 2 at 1 PM to present the preliminary results of our election observation mission conducted in 20 states of the republic on Election Day