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In figures The bastions of the right and the left: this is how Andalusia voted in 2018
The PP has won in each and every one of the eight Andalusian provinces.
In four of them, it has shot up to more than double the number of seats, and in another three, it has doubled the representation that it obtained in the previous elections of 2018. The historical milestone is the victory of the
popular
in Seville, until now an insurmountable bastion of the PSOE.
Since the first democratic elections, the socialists had always swept this province.
Election after election.
Until the election night of this 19-J.
The PP, in this way, achieved its strategic objective of the campaign and managed to enter the, until now, Comanche territory in Seville in the hands of the PSOE, where the
popular
only govern in 10 of the 105 municipalities of the province.
The blue tsunami of the absolute majority of the PP spread throughout Andalusia.
The socialist fiefdom of Jaén, Granada, Cádiz, Huelva, Córdoba and Málaga also fell, where the PSOE and the PP were tied for seats in the last legislature, although the socialists had a higher percentage of votes.
And Almería, where the PP has been reaping victories for years, monopolized six seats, half of those that are distributed, two more than those achieved in the previous elections.
"Without the province of Seville there is no way to consolidate change," said the president of the Andalusian Government and PP candidate for re-election, Juanma Moreno, last Friday at the campaign closing rally on the banks of the Guadalquivir, caressing an overwhelming victory that very few saw possible.
Seville is the largest district in the community, since it distributes 18 of the 109 seats that make up the Andalusian Parliament.
In the 2018 elections, the PSOE won six seats, the PP and Cs, three each, Adelante Andalucía four and Vox, two seats.
This 19-J, the PP shot up to nine deputies, thus absorbing the votes of Cs;
the PSOE dropped to five;
Vox kept his two;
while Por Andalucía and Adelante Andalucía achieved one each.
Ciudadanos no logró representación por ninguna provincia y el candidato de la formación
naranja
y vicepresidente de la Junta, Juan Marín, no logró su escaño por Sevilla.
The talismanic city of Pedro Sánchez falls
In addition, the PP won the Socialists in their stronghold of Dos Hermanas, where the PSOE has ruled with an absolute majority for 39 years.
This 19-J, the
popular
ones obtained 37.28% of the votes against 26.33% of the PSOE.
Until now, Dos Hermanas was a talismanic city for the President of the Government and General Secretary of the PSOE, Pedro Sánchez.
That was where he began his political resurrection, after his fall from the Federal Committee on October 1, 2016.
The other stronghold of the PSOE in Andalusia was Jaén.
In fact, the Andalusian province in which the Socialists monopolized the highest percentage of the vote in the 2018 elections was Jaén, where they won four deputies, with 35.39% of the votes.
Behind was the PP.
This 19-J, the overturning took place and the
popular
ones managed to double their results, with six seats, while the PSOE retained its four deputies.
In Malaga, where Juanma Moreno comes from, the PP achieved the best results in its history and swept ten seats, six more than in the last 2018 elections. The PSOE retained its four seats in this province, while Vox also stayed in two.
The orange
formation
went from four deputies in the previous elections to zero.
Almería was the only Andalusian province in which the PP was the most voted list in 2018. This 19-J, it shot up from four to six seats, the PSOE kept its three deputies and Vox rose from two to three.
Cs went from two to zero.
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