The Popular Party has approved its candidacy for the Congress of Deputies for Madrid for the general elections on November 29, with Alberto Núñez Feijóo as number one, followed by Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo and Borja Sémper. According to what DEMÓCRATA has learned, the list includes Alma Ezcurra in fourth position and Jaime de los Santos in fifth, while Pedro Rollán, Inma Sanz, and Carlos García Adanero will be the three main candidates of the Populars for the Senate for the Madrid constituency.
The approval of the lists comes in the final stretch of the deadline to submit candidacies, which will be published this Wednesday in the Official State Gazette (BOE). The PP thus completes its electoral proposal in Madrid, one of the constituencies with the highest number of deputies at stake and where it presents a candidacy of 38 names, in addition to seven substitutes.
The top positions of the PP candidacy for Madrid
After Feijóo, Álvarez de Toledo, and Sémper, the list continues with Alma Ezcurra, Jaime de los Santos, Marta Varela, Carlos Novillo, María del Mar Sánchez Sierra, Alberto Nadal, and Paloma Martín, who completes the top ten positions.
Among the following candidates are Ildefonso Castro, Manuel Cobo, Gabriel Elorriaga, Edurne Uriarte, Ignacio Dancausa, and Pío García-Escudero, along with other representatives of the party in Madrid. Antonio Zapatero, who occupies position 27, is also part of the candidacy.
Complete list of the PP for Congress for Madrid
1 Alberto Núñez Feijóo
2 Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo Peralta-Ramos
3 Borja Sémper Pascual
4 Alma Lucía Ezcurra Almansa
5 Jaime Miguel de los Santos González
6 Marta Varela Pazos
7 Carlos Novillo Piris
8 María del Mar Sánchez Sierra
9 Alberto Nadal Belda
10 Paloma Martín Martín
11 Ildefonso Castro López
12 María Martín Revuelta
13 José Enrique Núñez Guijarro
14 Lucía Soledad Fernández Alonso
15 Manuel Cobo Vega
16 Rocío García Alcántara
17 Pedro Muñoz Abrines
18 Paloma Tejero Toledo
19 José Antonio Sánchez Serrano
20 Aurora Nacarino-Brabo Jiménez
21 Gabriel Elorriaga Pisarik
22 Edurne Uriarte Bengoechea
23 Ignacio Dancausa García
24 María Eugenia Carballedo Berlanga
25 Pío García-Escudero Márquez
26 Janette Novo Castillo
27 Antonio Zapatero Gaviria
28 Carmen Cervantes Guijarro
29 Antonio José Mesa Garrido
30 Patricia Maroto Benito
31 Roberto Marín Vergara
32 Marta Marbán de Frutos
33 Héctor Carracedo Rufo
34 Belén Rodríguez Palomino
35 Félix Ochoa Maldonado
36 Ana Belén Barbero Martín
37 David Rodríguez Roldán
38 Aránzazu Povedano Fraguela
Alternates to Congress: Antonio Sin Hernández, Antonia Ayuso García, Álvaro Picazo Arranz, Alejandra de la Torre Santos, Jesús Martínez Caballero, Lucía Diego Solana, and Álvaro Aranda Arranz.
Pedro Rollán, Inma Sanz, and García Adanero, candidates for the Senate
The PP has also approved its three main candidacies for the Senate for Madrid, led by Pedro Rollán Ojeda, María Inmaculada Sanz Otero, and Carlos García Adanero.
Rollán will have as alternates Arancha Álvarez Peinado and Mariano Núñez Muñoz; Sanz, with José Yepes Jiménez and Almudena Corral Ocaña; and García Adanero, with Nerea Infantes Ramos and Rafael García Gutiérrez.