Some states in the U.S. like moving their primaries forward. One party in Mexico is pushing them back.
The Demorcratic Revolution party postponed its elections again to Nov. 6 amidst allegations of irregularity in several states.
The elections were supposed to take place on Oct. 23. Party leaders agreed to move them back to Oct. 30 and then to Nov. 6.
The affected areas are Veracruz, Oaxaca, Zacatecas, Chiapas, and the Federal District. The National Politics Commission said that more time is needed to ensure organized voting in these areas.
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