Elections Andalusia 2026

Survey Andalusian elections: 76% of Andalusians and one in three socialist voters believe Montero should stop leading the Andalusian PSOE, according to SocioMétrica

Three out of every four Andalusians believe that María Jesús Montero should leave her party positions after the PSOE's result in the Andalusian elections of March 17, according to a survey by SocioMétrica for El Español. The poll places the percentage of Andalusian citizens who believe Montero should resign from her...

Results of the Andalusian elections 2026: charts, municipal maps, provinces, seats, vote and battle for the last seat

The 2026 Andalusian regional elections are shaping a new political map in the community. In this Demócrata special, you can consult the results in interactive graphics, with the evolution of the count, the behavior of the vote by municipalities, the comparison with 2022, participation by provinces, and the fight for...

Polling stations close in Andalusia after record turnout and with the official count delayed until 8:43 PM

The polling stations in Andalusia have closed this Sunday at 8:00 PM after a day of high turnout in the eight provinces. According to the third official update, turnout reached 52.16% at 6:00 PM, compared to 44.51% registered at the same time in the 2022 regional elections. In total, 3,394,390...

Elections in Andalusia: Motril leads the increase in participation among the large Andalusian cities

Motril is the Andalusian city of more than 50,000 inhabitants where participation has risen the most in the third update of the regional elections, according to data published at 6:00 PM. In 2022, at the same time, 40.8% of the electorate had voted; this Sunday, participation reached 51.4%, almost 11...

Participation elections Andalusia 2026: soars to 51.65% at 6:00 PM, more than seven points above 2022

  Participation in the Andalusian elections this Sunday, May 17, stands at 51.65% as of 6:00 PM, according to the third official report from the Junta de Andalucía. This figure represents an increase of 7.14 percentage points compared to the 2022 regional elections, when 44.51% of the electorate had voted by the...

Elections in Andalusia | Participation falls in Andalusia in the first update of March 17: 14.60% compared to 15.44% in 2022

Turnout in this Sunday's Andalusian elections on May 17th stands at [XX.XX%] as of 11:30 AM, according to the first update provided by the Junta de Andalucía. This figure represents [an increase / a decrease / a very similar figure] compared to the 2022 regional elections, when 15.44% of the...

Andalusia Elections 2026: hour-by-hour guide of March 17 to know if Moreno achieves an absolute majority and Montero collapses, according to GAD3

The president of GAD3, Narciso Michavila, has shared on X a practical guide to interpret the 17M hour by hour, from participation updates to the moment when the scrutiny begins to stabilize. His central idea is clear: one should not rush with the first data, because in Andalusia the pace...

Elections in Andalusia: this is how they vote in the smallest towns, with neighbors who all know each other, mayors without opposition and polling stations with fewer than 200 inhabitants

Andalusia votes this Sunday, May 17, looking at Juanma Moreno, María Jesús Montero, Vox, the provincial remnants, and the absolute majority. But the electoral day is also decided in much smaller places, almost invisible on the political map: towns with fewer than 200 inhabitants where each vote has a name,...

Where do I vote in the Andalusian elections 2026: how to know your polling station and table this 17M

Andalusia votes this Sunday, May 17, in decisive regional elections, and one of the most frequent searches of the day is as simple as it is urgent: where do I have to vote today. The answer is on the census card, on the electronic headquarters of the INE, and, if...

Polling stations open in Andalusia: more than 6.8 million voters decide if Moreno repeats absolute majority

Polling stations have opened this Sunday at 9:00 AM in Andalusia for decisive regional elections. More than 6.8 million Andalusians are called to the polls to elect the 109 deputies of the Andalusian Parliament for the XIII legislature. Voting will continue until 8:00 PM, at which point the provisional count...

Andalusia Elections 2026: at what time do polling stations open, when do they close and key times of 17M

Andalusia votes this Sunday, May 17, in decisive regional elections to choose the new Andalusian Parliament. The day officially begins with the opening of polling stations at 9:00 AM and will continue until 8:00 PM, at which time the polls will close and the count will begin. The Junta includes...

The 17M elections in Andalusia begin: where and at what time Moreno, Montero, Gavira, Maíllo and García vote

Andalusia opens this Sunday, May 17, a decisive electoral day to elect the new regional Parliament. The main candidates for the Presidency of the Board will exercise their right to vote during the morning in different parts of the community, in an agenda spread between Malaga, Seville, and the province...

Results elections Andalusia 2026 live: check here the count of March 17 province by province and in all municipalities

Andalusia votes this Sunday, May 17, in decisive regional elections and Demócrata will follow the count live from the closing of the polling stations.  The coverage will allow consulting the updated results for all of Andalusia and also province by province and at the municipal level, with the progress of the...

What happens if you vote badly in the Andalusian elections: when the vote is null, blank or valid

Andalusia votes this Sunday, May 17, and on the eve of the regional elections, one of the most frequent doubts is what happens if the ballot is inserted incorrectly, if the envelope is empty, or if several ballots appear inside the same envelope. The answer is not always intuitive. In the...

Guide to follow the Andalusian Elections 2026: where to watch the results live, participation times, scrutiny, keys of 17M

Andalusia celebrates this Sunday, May 17, regional elections that are decisive for the political future of the community and with immediate implications for all of Spain. The big question of the night will be whether Juanma Moreno manages to repeat an absolute majority that allows the PP to govern alone...

This is how 'digital power' arrives at the closing of the Andalusian campaign

Juanma Moreno (PP), María Jesús Montero (PSOE) and José Ignacio García Sánchez (Adelante Andalucía), are the candidates for the Junta de Andalucía with the greatest digital influence in the final stretch of the campaign. Next Sunday, May 17, 6,812,861 voters are called to the polls. This is reflected in the...

María Ángeles Prieto: "The absolute priority of the PSOE is to recover Primary Care in Andalusia"

Healthcare is being one of the most addressed areas in the Andalusian electoral campaign, which is about to end. Delays in appointments with general practitioners and for surgeries, difficulties in filling healthcare professional positions in rural areas, precariousness, and especially the management of breast cancer screenings have been recurring themes. Of...

Pedro Sánchez, hunting Felipe González

When José Luis Ábalos filed the motion of no confidence, candidate Pedro Sánchez probably not only did not have all the odds in his favor (never before had a leader of the Executive been ousted), but he certainly did not expect to become seven years, 11 months, and 13 days...

Feminism or regression: the great Andalusian decision

Andalucía reaches these elections with a fundamental question that runs through all debates: what model of autonomous community do we want to be? Because behind every electoral promise there is an idea of society and if the programs of the political organizations that aspire to govern in Andalusia show anything,...

The 17M looks to the countryside: main electoral proposals for the Andalusian agricultural sector

The agri-food sector is one of the most important in Andalusia (it accounts for 12.5% of the regional economy), a weight that is also noticeable in the regional elections, as speeches aimed at people in the countryside are gaining more weight than in previous elections. Furthermore, the Andalusian region produces almost...

Final poll average Andalusia: Moreno would achieve absolute majority by the minimum, Montero falls to minimums and Vox is left without being decisive

The data is politically decisive. Moreno would not repeat with the ease of 2022, when he achieved 58 deputies, but he would retain parliamentary self-sufficiency. This would leave Vox without real capacity to condition the formation of the next Andalusian Government. This is the Democratic average: absolute for Moreno by the...

Latest polls Andalusia 2026 before voting: poll search engine, average and absolute majority of the PP

The Andalusian elections of 2026 enter their decisive phase. Next Sunday, May 17, Andalusians will elect the new composition of the regional Parliament in elections marked by a big question: whether Juanma Moreno will be able to renew the absolute majority of the PP or if he will need support...

Survey Andalusian elections: The absolute majority 'dances' for Moreno, Montero continues to decline and Adelante threatens Por Andalucía, according to Target Point

Juanma Moreno will arrive on May 17 with an absolute majority within reach, but still pending a handful of votes in several provinces. The latest poll by Target Point for El Debate places the Andalusian PP between 54 and 56 seats, leaving the president of the Junta between repeating the...

Survey Andalusian elections: Moreno retains absolute majority, Montero sinks PSOE and alternative left grows, according to NC Report

Juanma Moreno would arrive at the Andalusian elections of next May 17 with an absolute majority fully consolidated. The latest poll by NC Report for La Razón grants the Popular Party 58 seats and 43.9% of the votes, exactly the same result as obtained in 2022 and enough to govern...

The CIS confirms that almost two out of three Andalusians still declare themselves Catholic before 17M

The percentage of Andalusians who define themselves as Catholic continues to be around 65% in the latest electoral cycle, according to pre-election studies published by the Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas (CIS) before the Andalusian elections of May 17 and the previous regional elections of 2022. The data show that, although the global figure...