The 2026 Andalusian elections resulted in a clear victory for the Popular Party throughout the community, but not enough to retain an absolute majority. Juanma Moreno's party won 53 seats, two fewer than the 55 needed to govern alone, despite once again being the most voted party in all eight Andalusian provinces.
The new parliamentary map also brought significant changes in the provincial distribution of seats, with an increase in turnout compared to 2022 and shifts in several constituencies that altered the balance of power. Vox maintained its parliamentary influence, while Adelante Andalucía expanded its representation and gained weight in several provinces.
Almería
Almería once again confirmed the dominance of the Popular Party, which maintained its position as the most voted party in the province. The seat distribution was identical to that of 2022:
2026
- PP: 6.
- Vox: 3.
- PSOE: 3.
Cádiz
Cádiz was one of the provinces where there were changes in the parliamentary distribution. The PP lost a seat compared to 2022, although it remained the leading party. This shift allowed Adelante Andalucía to advance, expanding its representation in the province. The rest of the distribution maintained similar positions, with PSOE and Vox retaining parliamentary presence.
2026
- PP: 7.
- PSOE: 3.
- Adelante Andalucía: 2.
- Vox: 2.
- Por Andalucía: 1.
2022
- PP: 8.
- PSOE: 3.
- Vox: 2.
- Adelante Andalucía: 1.
- Por Andalucía: 1.
Córdoba
Córdoba also registered one of the notable movements of election night. The Popular Party ceded a seat compared to the previous elections, while Adelante Andalucía managed to enter the provincial distribution of representation.
2026
- PP: 6.
- PSOE: 3.
- Vox: 1.
- Por Andalucía: 1.
- Adelante Andalucía: 1.
2022
- PP: 7.
- PSOE: 3.
- Vox: 1.
- Por Andalucía: 1.
Granada
The PP once again prevailed and maintained its dominant position, while the main change affected the PSOE, which lost representation compared to 2022.
2026
- PP: 6.
- PSOE: 3.
- Vox: 2.
- Adelante Andalucía: 1.
- Por Andalucía: 1.
2022
- PP: 6.
- PSOE: 4.
- Vox: 2.
- Por Andalucía: 1
Huelva
Huelva was another of the provinces with relevant changes. The PP lost one seat compared to the previous elections, in a context of greater vote fragmentation. Both Vox and Adelante Andalucía managed to improve their parliamentary presence in the province, altering the distribution compared to the previous electoral cycle.
2026
- PP: 5.
- PSOE: 3.
- Vox: 2.
- Adelante Andalucía: 1.
2022
- PP: 6.
- PSOE: 4.
- Por Andalucía: 1
Jaén
There were no changes in Jaén.
2026
- PP: 6.
- PSOE: 4.
- Vox: 1.
Málaga
Málaga was one of the provinces where the PP lost representation despite continuing to lead clearly. The popular party ceded one seat, while Adelante Andalucía gained parliamentary presence. PSOE, Vox, and the rest of the forces maintained similar positions, in one of the constituencies with the greatest electoral weight in the community.
2026
- PP: 9.
- PSOE: 4.
- Vox: 2.
- Adelante Andalucía: 1.
- Por Andalucía: 1.
2022
- PP: 10.
- PSOE: 4
- Vox: 2.
- Por Andalucía: 1.
Sevilla
The PP remained the most voted party in Seville in the 2026 Andalusian elections, but lost one seat compared to 2022. This change benefited Adelante Andalucía, which strengthened its representation in the province with the largest number of deputies in the Andalusian Parliament.
2026
- PP: 8.
- PSOE: 5.
- Adelante Andalucía: 2.
- Vox: 2.
- Por Andalucía: 1.
2022
- PP: 9.
- PSOE: 5.
- Vox: 2
- Por Andalucía: 1.
- Adelante Andalucía: 1.