# IEEBC Awaits Regional Court Decision on San Felipe Election
The Institute Estatal Electoral de Baja California (IEEBC) is currently awaiting a ruling from the Guadalajara Regional Chamber of the Federal Judiciary regarding the election situation in San Felipe. According to Luis Alberto Hernández Morales, the President Councilor of the IEEBC, the decision is expected by September 30th, with the potential for an extraordinary election depending on the chamber’s conclusions.
Hernández Morales explained that the election matter has not yet been included in the regional chamber’s agenda but remains confident that a resolution will be made by the stipulated deadline. As the Regional Chamber is dealing with numerous appeals from Region 1, there is an undeniable workload. However, Hernández is optimistic about the chamber meeting its timelines.
Should the appeal process lead to the decision that an extraordinary election is necessary, the law dictates that within 40 days following the issuance of said resolution, the Congress of Baja California must issue a corresponding call for the election. The IEEBC is prepared to organize the process if the local tribunal’s decision is confirmed, despite the possibility that the Regional Chamber might overturn it.
“We have already conducted prior analyses to prepare for the organization of the process, should the local tribunal’s determination be confirmed. It is not uncommon for the Regional Chamber to overturn local tribunal decisions. We will wait for the judges’ resolution and take administrative actions as needed,” concluded Hernández Morales.
### Secondary Article: Updates from the Election Scenario in San Felipe
While the IEEBC prepares for potential outcomes, recent reports indicate several local developments impacting the electoral scenario in San Felipe and neighboring regions.
Recent updates reveal that the City Council of Tijuana is involved in a legal tussle, accusing regional justice authorities of overstepping their functions. Meanwhile, Tijuana continues to experience escalating violence, with several incidents reported, including human remains being found along prominent highways.
In other local news, the Infonavit has inaugurated new offices in Tijuana with a budget allocation of 14 million pesos. These offices aim to improve housing services for local residents.
Additionally, the Secretary of Government (Segob) is set to provide updates on the regulation of land in Maclovio Rojas, addressing concerns from local residents scheduled for a protest on September 30th.
Lastly, the San Antonio de los Buenos plant is expected to commence operations in December, bringing significant improvements to local infrastructure with its extensive array of equipment, including pumps and chlorination systems.
Stay tuned to TJGringo.com for further updates on these evolving stories.