This is how the mayors remain in Loja once the scrutiny of minutes is completed

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This Sunday the scrutiny culminated in the province of Loja with the processing and validation of 100% of the records corresponding to the sectional dignities, the Council for Citizen Participation and Social Control and the referendum.

Sandra Rodríguez, president of the Provincial Electoral Board of Loja, pointed out that what the law indicates was complied with and, above all, the will of the citizenry was respected.

In this province, 25 claims were filed about alleged irregularities, but all were cleared.

An additional fact is that, of the 16 mayors’ offices in this province, half of them were obtained by provincial or cantonal movements, and in some cases associated with traditional political parties.

The mayors of Chaguarpamba and Espíndola were resolved by few votes. In the first, the difference between the winner, Víctor Largo, and Nayo Balcazar was 46 votes; while in the second only 15 votes separated Álvaro García over Bolívar Jimbo.

This is how the mayors remain in the 16 cantons of the province of Loja:

Registration of candidacies for upcoming sectional elections in Ecuador ends (and other news in a summary to start the day)

bald spots: Jorge Montero Rodríguez, from Alianza por Calvas (lists 6-114), with 4,383 votes over Jorge Sarango, from the merger Somos el Cambio (Popular Unity, list 2, and Pachakutik, list 18), who obtained 3,471 votes.

Catamayo: Janeth Guerrero Luzuriaga, from the Unidos por Catamayo, CREO-SUMA and Unidos movement (list 107), beat the current mayor, Armando Figueroa, from the Christian Social Party and the Fuerza Catamayo movement (lists 6 and 106, respectively), by 9,393 votes to 6,133 votes.

celica: Julio Gustavo Bustamante, from the Centro Democrático movement (list 1), obtained 5,033 votes over Manuel Orbe, from the fusion Somos el Cambio (Popular Unity, list 2, and Pachakutik, list 18), with 3,672 votes.

Chaguarpamba: Víctor Largo, from the merger of the Juntos por Loja movements (CREO alliance and Alianza Popular, list 73), won the Mayor’s office with 1,481 votes over Nayo Balcazar (Amigo movement), with 1,435 votes: a difference of 46 votes.

Espíndola: Álvaro García Ontaneda (Citizen Revolution) won with 3,268 votes against the 3,253 votes of Bolívar Jimbo, from Juntos por Loja (CREO alliance and Alianza Popular, list 73), that is, a difference of 15 votes.

Gonzanama: Paulo Herrera, from the SUMA and CREO movements, won this mayoralty with 2,862 votes against the 2,809 votes of Marcia Alvan, from the SER movement (list 63), that is, a difference of 51 votes.

OFFICIAL COUNTS OF THE CNE PREFECTS

Shop: Franco Quezada, from the SER movement (list 63), obtained a wide victory, with 42,125 votes over José Bolívar Castillo, from the provincial movement Acción Regional por la Equidad (list 61), who obtained 21,895 votes.

Macara: The victory went to Francisco Azuero, of the provincial movement Regional Action for Equity (list 61), with 5,115 votes over Pedro Quito Orellana, of the Democratic Left party, with 3,232 votes.

Olmedo: Jonathan Carrión, of the Democratic Left party, with 1,777 votes over Jorge Luis Márquez, with 1,618 votes, of the Democratic Center.

avocados: Manrique Díaz, from the merger of the Partido Social Cristiano and Convocatoria movements (lists 6 and 62), won with 3,505 over his follower Nerio Maita, from the merger of the Juntos por Loja movements (CREO alliance and Alianza Popular, list 73).

pindal: Julio Guerrero, from the Somos el Cambio merger (Popular Unity, list 2, and Pachakutik, list 18), with 2,550 votes over Yofre Ortega, from the provincial movement Acción Regional por la Equidad (list 61), who obtained 2,410.

Puyango: Ignacio Vivar, from the Centro Democrático movement, who obtained 5,228 votes and defeated the current mayor, Hernán Encalada, from the RC, who obtained 4,567 votes.

Quilanga: Juan Carlos Santín, from the cantonal political group Movimiento Político Quilaguense, with 1,483 votes over Lilo Calva, from the fusion Somos El Cambio (Popular Unity, list 2, and Pachakutik, list 18), with 1,233 votes.

Saraguro: Abel Sarango, from the fusion Somos El Cambio (Popular Unity movement, list 2, and Pachakutik, list 18), with 9,092 votes over Jairo Montaño, from the Centro Democrático movement, with 7,631 votes.

Sozoranga: Orli Flores, from the provincial movement Acción Regional por la Equidad (list 61), won the mayoralty of this canton with 1,588 votes over Euler Flores, from the merger of the RET (list 3) and Construye (list 25) movements, who obtained 965 votes .

Zapotillo: Burner Moncayo, from the SUMA movement (list 23), with 3,270 votes over Yuliana Rogel, from the Alianza Fronteriza cantonal political movement, with 2,264 votes. (YO)