Spain General election 2019 — Results

Election day: November 10, 2019

Figures from official electoral authorities · last checked 2 Nov 2026, 17:19 UTC
  • Socialists (PSOE): 28.00%, 120 seats
  • People's Party (PP): 20.81%, 89 seats
  • Vox: 15.08%, 52 seats
  • Unidas Podemos (UP): 12.86%, 35 seats
  • Republican Left (ERC): 3.63%, 13 seats
  • Citizens (Cs): 6.80%, 10 seats
  • Together for Catalonia (JxCat): 2.19%, 8 seats
  • Basque Nationalists (PNV): 1.56%, 6 seats

Turnout: 66.23%

About this election

The electoral system

The election again used D'Hondt proportional representation in the 50 provinces plus Ceuta and Melilla, with a 3% provincial threshold. The collapse of Citizens redistributed much of the centre-right vote to the PP and Vox, and the province-based system translated Vox's more concentrated and intense support into a far larger seat haul than its first-time entry in April.

Compiled and reviewed from official results by ElectioMap. See our data methodology.

In numbers

  • 7.19 points separated Socialists (PSOE) from People's Party (PP) — 1,745,159 votes.
  • Socialists (PSOE) converted 28.00% of the vote into 120 of 350 seats (34.29%), 6.29 points more than its vote share.
  • The top two shared 48.81% of the vote between them, and 5 lists cleared 5%.
  • Socialists (PSOE) moved −0.67 points against the 2019 general election (28.67% → 28.00%).
  • Support for Socialists (PSOE) ranged from 38.33% in Extremadura to 16.45% in Melilla — a spread of 21.88 points across 19 regions, and it led in 10 of 19.

Calculated from the official figures on this page and from the other elections of this type in our archive.

Understanding this election

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