Keir Starmer announced on an unspecified date in 2026 that he will resign as the Member of Parliament for Holborn and St Pancras. ^[1] At least seven PAN candidates have started holding assemblies and meetings for the Tijuana mayoralty as of September 1, 2026, while waiting for clear guidelines from the National Action Party. ^[2] Starmer stated in an interview with the Camden New Journal that he wants to focus on international affairs, including defense, security, trade, and technology. ^[3] The resignation of Keir Starmer will result in a byelection for the Holborn and St Pancras constituency. ^[4] Julio Anguiano stated that public dissatisfaction with infrastructure, potholes, and security in Tijuana presents an opportunity for the PAN to recover support. ^[5] The PAN is conducting its internal campaign under the name 'Coordinación para la Defensa de la Patria, la Familia y la Libertad' to define candidates for the mayoralty and governorship of Baja California. ^[6] The seven PAN aspirants for Tijuana mayor are Julio Anguiano, Ismael Chacón Guereña, Bernabé Esquer, Damián Retes, Rolando Escobedo Ortiz, María Luisa Sánchez, and Adriana Ruvalcaba. ^[7] Juan Antonio Magana de la Mora declared that he never considered himself excluded from the race and affirmed that he will never remove his finger from being governor. ^[8] Juan Antonio Magana de la Mora highlighted his political credentials, including his service as president of the Supreme Court of Justice of the State, president of the Congress, and attorney general of Michoacan. ^[9] Juan Antonio Magana de la Mora, a local deputy and former gubernatorial candidate for the Green Party in Michoacan, stated during the program Los Demonios Sueltos that internal contests often leave wounds that are difficult to heal. ^[10] Magana de la Mora criticized the internal conflict within the Morena party in Michoacan, describing it as a prolonged power struggle that has generated excessive friction and animosity. ^[11] Kevin Hollinrake, the Conservative party chair, criticized Starmer's decision as a U-turn that will mean a costly byelection for taxpayers. ^[12]