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The Presidential Election in Mexico of July 2012 has been the third time thatPREP, Previous Electoral Results Program works. PREP gives voting outcomesbased in electoral certificates of each polling station that arrive to capturecenters. In previous ones, some statistical regularities had been observed,three of them were selected to make predictions and were published in\texttt{arXiv:1207.0078 [physics.soc-ph]}. Using the database made public inJuly 2012, two of the predictions were completely fulfilled, while, the thirdone was measured and confirmed using the database obtained upon request to theelectoral authorities. The first two predictions confirmed by actual measuresare: (ii) The Partido Revolucionario Institucional, PRI, is a sprinter and hasa better performance in polling stations arriving late to capture centersduring the process. (iii) Distribution of vote of this party is well describedby a smooth function named a Daisy model. A Gamma distribution, but compatiblewith a Daisy model, fits the distribution as well. The third predictionconfirms that {\it errare humanum est}, since the error distributions of allthe self-consistency variables appeared as a central power law with laterallobes as in 2000 and 2006 electoral processes. The three measured regularitiesappeared no matter the political environment.

Results on Three predictions on July 2012 Federal Elections in Mexico based on past regularities