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Mexican Legislative Election, 1997

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On Sunday July 6, 1997 they were held in Mexico legislative elections, in which they were chosen to federal level:

Legislative elections

The legislative elections of 1997 marked a milestone in the modern history of Mexico, was the first time that the Institutional Revolutionary Party lost the simple majority in the deputies of and that therefore this remained constituted only by minorities, being the PRI the first minority, nevertheless, added the representatives of all the parties of opposition (PAN, PRD, PVEM and PT) they were a majority respect to PRI, by what these leaders and coordinators of the PRD and of the PAN, Porfirio Muñoz Ledo and Carlos Medina Plascencia, respectively, they took the control of the Congress and they installed the LVII Legislature choosing as the president of the deputies to Muñoz Ledo, the PRI refused to accept this installation and its parliamentary leader, Arturo Núñez Jiménez, declared illegal the act, nevertheless, finally the PRI finished for accepting the fact, Muñoz Ledo and that this contest the report of government of the then president Ernesto Zedillo.

Senate

Number of the seats by political parties

Party Senators %
Institutional Revolutionary Party7760.15
National Action Party3325.78
Party of the Democratic Revolution1612.50
Labor Party10.78
Ecologist Green Party of Mexico10.78
Total128100.0
Source: Instituto Federal Electoral

Senate votes

Party Proportional representation
Votes %
Institutional Revolutionary Party11,279,16738.50
National Action Party7,880,96626.90
Party of the Democratic Revolution7,569,89525.84
Ecologist Green Party of Mexico1,180,8044.03
Labor Party745,2792.54
Partido Cardenista335,3991.14
Mexican Democratic Party193,3400.66
Popular Socialist Party95,7190.33
None871,326
Total30,151,895100.00
Source: Instituto Federal Electoral [1].

Chamber of Deputies

Number of the seats by political parties

Party Deputies %
Institutional Revolutionary Party23947.8
Party of the Democratic Revolution12525
National Action Party12124.2
Labor Party71.4
Ecologist Green Party of Mexico61.2
Total500100.0
Source: Instituto Federal Electoral

Chamber of Deputies votes

Party Relative majority Proportional representation
Votes % Votes %
Institutional Revolutionary Party11,311,96339.1111,445,85239.11
National Action Party7,696,79726.617,792,29026.63
Party of the Democratic Revolution7,436,46825.717,519,91425.70
Ecologist Green Party of Mexico1,105,9223.621,116,4633.82
Labor Party749,2312.59756,4362.58
Partido Cardenista324,2651.12327,6811.12
Mexican Democratic Party191,8210.66193,9900.66
Popular Socialist Party97,4730.3498,3910.34
None844,762855,227
Total29,771,911100.0030,120,221100.00
Source: Instituto Federal Electoral [2], [3].

Consequence

As a consequence of the elections, the Cardenista, Popular Socialist and Mexican Democratic parties lost their legal registration and they disappeared as such, while the Labor Party and the Green Ecologist Party of Mexico managed to consolidate a base of support that, although minority, gave a real political force and became parties whose votes could help the greater parties form majorities.

Since the 1997 congressional elections no party has obtained obsolute majority in the Chamber of Deputies.

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