Spanish elections and politics III / Pedro Sánchez faces a new term as PM

[Mike88]

The official results website is real crappy this year...

[Mike88]

The official results website is real crappy this year...

And.... it crashed.

[kaoras]

Early municipal results don't look that bad for the left, though it may be the bias in the vote counting.

Also: Use the app to see the results.

[Mike88]

Early municipal results don't look that bad for the left, though it may be the bias in the vote counting.

Also: Use the app to see the results.

I'm following the El País website. They are working fine.

Yeah, the first results are better than expected for the left, however, in Spain normally the later votes are more rightwing friendly.

[Mike88]

The most surprising result, so far, is Seville.

With almost 40% counted, PSOE leads comfortably PP:

41.7% PSOE
32.8% PP
  8.9% Vox
  7.5% CA

[Mike88]

RIP Ciudadanos.

0.98% nationwide...

[Mike88]

Map with city by city results:

https://www.rtve.es/noticias/elecciones/autonomicas-municipales/mapa-resultados/

[Mike88]

Huelva has flipped to the PP by around 300 votes. Still a lot to count.

Seville is getting closer, 39-36% in favour of PSOE with 41% left to count.

Madrid counting slow, but with the 16% counted, PP+Vox have just a 29 seat majority.

In Valencia, with 44% counted, PP+Vox have the exactly 17 needed for a majority.

[Mike88]

Seville is getting closer, 39-36% in favour of PSOE with 41% left to count.

Seville has just flipped to the PP, 38-37% with 72% counted.

Cáceres has also flipped to the Conservatives.

[Mike88]

Barcelona, as expected, is a total 3-way race: 57% counted

21.1% PSC
20.5% Trias
19.6% Colau

[Skye]

So far a disaster. The main site is in tatters and nothing has been counted for the Autonomous Communities elections, while the El Pais site is just completely glitchy.

[Mike88]

So far a disaster. The main site is in tatters and nothing has been counted for the Autonomous Communities elections, while the El Pais site is just completely glitchy.

The El Mundo one has results by the major cities:

https://www.elmundo.es/elecciones/elecciones-municipales/resultados/index.html

Jaén is so far the only Andalusian provincial capital that has PSOE leading, 40-34% with 68% counted.

[Logical]

So far PSOE is stable or slightly down compared to 2019, which was a good year for them. Maybe handsome Pedro isn't as DOA as I believe.

[Mike88]

PP has surpassed PSOE as the most voted party nationwide with 52.88% counted:

29.17% PP
28.99% PSOE

[Velasco]

The PSC is taking the lead in Barcelona (10 councilors) followed by Junts (10), BCOMU (9), ERC (5), PP (4) and Vox  (3). Socialists are going to have good local results in Catalonia tonight

[Mike88]

So far a disaster. The main site is in tatters and nothing has been counted for the Autonomous Communities elections, while the El Pais site is just completely glitchy.

Also, the Autonomous Communities elections are the last to be counted. The municipales ballots are the first to be counted, thus the slow Communities count.

[Mike88]

The PSC is taking the lead in Barcelona (10 councilors) followed by Junts (10), BCOMU (9), ERC (5), PP (4) and Vox  (3). Socialists are going to have good local results in Catalonia tonight

Trias has just surpassed PSC, 21.2-20.8%. Also, happy that CUP is collapsing.

[Mike88]

Bildu is right now leading in Vitoria-Gasteiz with 97% counted, but a PSOE-PNV coalition will probably hold on to the city.

In Pamplona, UPN and Bildu are neck and neck.

[Mike88]

Off to dinner.

[Velasco]

In the Basque country PNV wins in Bilbao and San Sebastián,  while EH Bildu takes the lead in Vitoria

In Las Palmas,  the count is at 18&

PsOE 13, PP 8, Vox 3, NC 1, CC 1, USP 1

[Skye]

Wow looks like Óscar Puente has been ousted as mayor of Valladolid.

[MRCVzla]

In Barcelona at 91%, the Trias/Junts list takes the lead (11 seats), PSC 10, Colau' Comuns at 9, ERC 5, PP 4, and Vox enters with 2.

Madrid at 59%: PP 27, Vox 5, MM 12, PSOE 10, UP 3 (5.06%)
Valencia at 82%: PP 13, Vox 4, Compromís 9, PSPV 7
Sevilla at 64%: PP 14, Vox 3, PSOE 12, Con Andalucía (UP) 2
Zaragoza at 95%: PP 15, Vox 4, PSOE 10, Zaragoza en Común 2

Pamplona at 91%: UPN 9, PP 2, EH Bildu 8, PSN 5, GBAI 2, Contigo (UP) 1
Vitoria-Gasteiz at 99.7%: EH Bildu 7, PSE-EE 6, PP 6, PNV 6, UP 2
Las Palmas at 46%: PSOE 12, NC 2, UP 1, PP 9, Vox 4, CC 1
Santa Cruz de Tenerife at 32%: PSOE 11, CC 10, PP 4, Vox 2

In mostly of the province capitals, Right wing bloc (PP+Vox) is leading, in other places:
PP majority: Córdoba, Granada, Melilla, Murcia, Málaga, Salamanca, Santander, Teruel
PSOE majority: Soria
Left wing bloc leading: A Coruña, Cádiz (PSOE over AA), Jaén, Lugo, Pontevedra (BNG), Tarragona (PSC+ERC+Comú), Zamora (IU)
Right wing bloc + localists leading: Ourense (DO), Ávila (XAV)
Catalan indys: Girona
Tossup at expense of a local party: Cuenca, Palencia
Very tossup: San Sebastián

[Skye]

81% counted in Madrid. Almeida gets a majority and Podemos is out of the city council.

[Mike88]

In Madrid, PP has a majority as Podemos fell bellow the 5% threshold.

Trias was won the elections in Barcelona, but not sure how will he govern.

In Valencia, PP+Vox continues to hold on to a slim majority.

Seville was, in the end, an easy PP win.

Jaén was a slim PSOE win by just 297 votes over the PP.

In Zaragoza, PP almost won a majority.

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In the Community of Madrid, just 24% counted and Ayuso is at 62 seats.

In the Valencia Community, PP+Vox have a 53 seats, with 49% counted.

Really close in Extremadura, with 42% counted PSOE is 40-38% ahead of PP. PP+Vox have a majority so far.

In Castilla-La-Mancha, PSOE is holding on to a slim 17 seat majority, the bare minimum, but there's still a lot to count.

In Aragón, PP+Vox have the bare minimum for a majority, 34, with 71% counted.

[Mike88]

In Baleares, PP+Vox also have a majority with 66% counted.

In the Canary islands, so far, with 16% counted, CC+PP+Vox have a majority. But again, there's still a lot to count here also.

In Cantabria, the end of an era. PRC is polling third and PP+Vox have a slim 18 seat majority.

In Asturias, PSOE is leading but its getting close. PP+Vox+Foro have 22 seats with 23 needed for a majority.