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Edgar Batista remains in the National Commission for Internal Elections

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Edgar Batista was ratified by the PRM as a full member of the National Commission for Internal Elections, in a decision that reinforces the control of its internal electoral structure for the new party period.

The confirmation of Edgar Batista took place during the National Assembly of Delegates, where the new authorities of the ruling party were also chosen for the 2026-2030 cycle. During that event, Luis Abinader was appointed president of the PRM, while the commission in charge of internal processes was placed under the direction of Deligne Ascención.

According to the content distributed by the organization, the National Commission for Internal Elections is made up of fourteen members and is responsible for the organization and supervision of internal electoral processes. The ratification of Edgar Batista keeps one of the party’s technical cadres within a key structure for its institutional life.

Edgar Batista and the weight of technology in the PRM

Edgar Batista, who serves as national secretary of technology, highlighted that the new stage of the party is linked to the digital transformation of its procedures. The PRM reported that its registry was submitted to the Central Electoral Board with 1,551,727 militants, a figure that reflects the size of its organic base and its commitment to digital purification.

The party maintains that this registry was built through a fully digital process and with verification mechanisms, including the so-called liveness test, used to reinforce the authenticity of affiliation and avoid duplications. Along those lines, Edgar Batista stated that the system allows citizens to carry out their own affiliation and data update process.

Registry, parity, and youth

The political delegate before the JCE, Sigmund Freund, explained that the delivered registry complies with a composition of 50/50 in gender parity and with 40% of youth, two criteria that the PRM presents as part of its internal organizational design.

  • Edgar Batista was ratified as a full member of the CNEI.
  • The PRM’s internal electoral commission is chaired by Deligne Ascención.
  • The party reported a registry of 1,551,727 militants.
  • The structure includes gender parity and a youth quota.

Edgar Batista in a decisive structure of the PRM

The permanence of Edgar Batista in the National Commission for Internal Elections confirms the relevance that the PRM gives to technological management in its affiliation and internal control processes. In a party that governs and prepares for a new organizational period, this commission will be decisive for any future definition regarding candidacies, registries, and participation mechanisms.

With this ratification, Edgar Batista remains within the core that will organize the PRM’s internal route during the next four years, in a scenario where technology, data verification, and organic discipline once again occupy the center of party debate. The presence of Edgar Batista in the National Commission for Internal Elections also reaffirms the weight that digital modernization will have in the PRM’s processes.