2022 elections: this is how the campaigns started in Oaxaca, Tamaulipas and Quintana Roo

At 00:00 hours this Sunday, April 3, political campaigns began in Aguascalientes, Durango, Hidalgo, Oaxaca, Quintana Roo and Tamaulipas, entities that will renew the local Executive Power in the elections of next June 5.

Oaxaca is the state of the Mexican Republic that has the most municipalities with 570 municipalities, in which 4 million 132 thousand 148 citizens live, of which 3 million 11 thousand 675 are registered in the Federal Register of Voters, who may participate in the renewal of the government.

- Alejandro Avilés Álvarez, representative of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), began his campaign with a PRI rally at noon this Sunday, April 3, where he was accompanied by the constitutional governor of the entity, Alejandro Murat.

- Natividad Díaz, the standard-bearer of the Va por Oaxaca alliance - made up of the National Action Party (PAN), the Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD) and the New Alliance Party (Panal) - gave a press conference accompanied by a small group of National Action militant, as well as a small meal with his team.

- Salomón Jara, candidate of the Juntos Hacemo Historia coalition for Oaxaca - the National Regeneration Movement (Morena), the Labour Party (PT), the Green Ecologist Party of Mexico (PVEM) and the Popular Unity Party (PUP) -, began his proselytism in Ixtlán de Juárez, where he offered a few words to the population that gathered in his rally.

- Alejandra Morlán, representative of Movimiento Ciudadano (MC), kicked off her campaign with a small event in which she toured some streets of the entity; in addition, deputy Solomón Chertorivski, Senator Juan Zepeda, important figures of the orange party, was present.

Tamaulipas, like five other states, will renew its governorship on June 5; in addition, electronic voting will be allowed for the first time.

- César Verástegui El Truko, representative of the Va por Tamaulipas coalition -PAN, PRI and PRD-, started his campaign from the first minutes of this Sunday at a rally in the Carpinterio lagoon in Tampico; organized by the three parties he represents, in which state authorities were present.

- Arturo Díaz Gutiérrez, candidate for Movimiento Ciudadano (MC), began with a recording on social networks, in which he invited people to accompany him to the event held in the same place as Verástegui, at 4:30 p.m.

- Américo Villareal, representative of the Juntos Hacemos Historia alliance by Tamau lipas -Morena, PT and PVEM-, began his proselytism with a video on social networks where he committed himself with citizens to be the profile that will meet their needs.

Quintana Roo will hold local elections on June 5, as will six other states of the Republic, in which it will renew the Executive and Legislative Branches; however, whoever turns out to be the next governor will only be for five years, as it seeks to tie the next elections with the federal elections of 2027.

- Laura Fernández Piña, candidate for the coalition Va por Quintana Roo -PRD, PAN y Confianza por Quintana Roo-, through a recording she assured that the situation in the entity has never been “so bad”, so she invited the population to join her project.

- Leslie Hendricks Rubio, PRI's standard-bearer, from the Mayan area in Tixcacal Guardia, began her journey through the government where she assured that she seeks to eradicate the “hatred and resentment” of the population so that “the transformation that never came”.

- José Luis Pech Varguez, representative of Movimiento Ciudadano, from Chetumal, Senator Conciencia met with the members of the orange party and assured that he will face the “rapacious politicians” led by Jorge Emilio González, El Niño Verde.

- Mara Lezama, candidate of the Juntos Hacemos Historia coalition for Quintana Roo -Morena, PVEM, PT and Fuerza por México-, began her journey in the electoral process through a video on her social networks in which she questioned what the current administration had done. Hours later, he held an event at Habitat 2 Park, in Chetumal.

- Josué Nivardo Mena Villanueva, representative of the Authentic Social Movement, met in Cozumel with a group of supporters.

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