[conservative in nyc]

PAN's claiming that the states still out favor PAN:

De acuerdo con un reporte del PAN en los estados donde López Obrador ganó, los porcentajes de contabilidad de actas son, entre otros: En Hidalgo, 97.05%; en Zacatecas, 94.57%, en el Estado de México, 88.32%, en Guerrero, 86.56%; Campeche, 83.71%; mientras que el que menos avance tiene es Morelos con el 64.55%.
(These are the pro-PRD states, which have been mainly counted)

En contraparte, en los estados donde ganó Calderón el avance es menor, en San Luis Potosí, es de 87.43%, en Coahuila, 85.39%,; en Jalisco, 77.07%; Tamaulipas, 76.46%, mientras que en los que menos avance se tiene son Colima con 17.11%, Baja California con 37.20%, Sonora con 37.95% y Durango con 39.11%.
(These are the pro-PAN states, which haven't been)

http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/notas/360358.html

[conservative in nyc]

According to the Mexican newspaper, El Norte:

80.44% in:

Obrador 36.67%
Calderon 34.67%

http://www.elnorte.com/

[chilepepper]

what worrys me is that old PRI hands who have stolen so many elections and know just how to do it may have thrown their lot in with Obrador, either because he has offered them a better deal, or as a strategic move to deflate PAN and "even things out" so that the PRI might stage a come back in a few years.

if Calderon votes are still outstanding, whoever is orchestrating the recount IMHO is really going out of his way to make it appear Obrador is winning - if Calderon pulls it out in the last minute, the Obrador folks will have a made to order reason to take to the streets -- and they will, make no mistake in that.

[dpwiener]

Thank you for that information, which I translated via Google. It appears that Calderon strongholds in the north (Colima, Baja California, Sonora, and Durango) still have a majority of their votes to be recounted. Whereas Obrador's strongest areas have already reported in for the recount.