Ecuador's ADN secures votes to pass Cootad reform removing mayors/governors after 90-day leave

Ecuador's ruling party ADN has secured sufficient votes to approve a constitutional reform to the Cootad, enabling automatic removal of mayors and governors who take temporary leave exceeding 90 days. The reform, set for plenary vote on November 6, 2026, is a political move to consolidate control over local governments, likely targeting opposition officials. The outcome is uncertain until the vote, but the secured votes indicate passage.

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