2024 Coahuila elections

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The 2024 Coahuila elections was held on June 2, 2024 to decide the 38 Municipalities top level positions around the state. Municipal elections in Coahuila allow the people to elect members of the Ayuntamiento (City Council) in each municipality. These are called the 38 municipal presidents (Mayors), 74 sindicos and 400 regidores (city councilors).[1] The term of office of councilors, the mayor and his deputies is, in principle, three years. The municipal elections are sanctioned by Electoral Institute of Coahuila since its creation in 2016.[2] Elected officials began their three-year terms on 1 January 2025.

Background

By the 2024, Institutional Revolutionary Party holds 18 out of 38 municipalities seeking to retain them and with the additional goal of winning more.[3] National Action Party holds 2 municipalities, after its electoral preferences are plummeted.[4][5] Meanwhile, federal government party National Regeneration Movement holds 4 municipalities (San Juan de Sabinas, Sabinas, Francisco I. Madero, and Muzquiz) since 2021 and during June counts with high-expectations in Coahuila to obtain more municipalities due to the Lopez Obrador popularity.[6][7]

Election results

Northern region

Acuna

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Guerrero

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Hidalgo

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Jimenez

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Piedras Negras

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Five Springs Region

Allende

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Morelos

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Villa Union

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Zaragoza

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Coal-mining Region

Juarez

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Muzquiz

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Progreso

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Sabinas

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San Juan de Sabinas

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Desert region

Cuatrocienegas

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Lamadrid

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Nadadores

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Ocampo

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Sacramento

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San Buenaventura

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Sierra Mojada

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Central Region

Abasolo

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Candela

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Castanos

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Escobedo

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Frontera

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Monclova

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La Laguna Region

Francisco I. Madero

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Matamoros

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San Pedro de las Colonias

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Torreon

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Viesca

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Southeastern Region

Arteaga

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General Cepeda

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Parras

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Ramos Arizpe

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Saltillo

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