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🔴 LIVE | Andalusia Election 2026 Results and Latest Updates
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Live Andalusia election results
Follow the live vote count and real-time results from the 2026 Andalusia regional election, including exit polls, seat projections and turnout updates from across southern Spain.
Absolute majority: 55 seats
Count status: 99.9% of votes counted
📊 Andalusia Election Vote Share
📦 FINAL SUMMARY — Andalusia Election 2026 Results
The 2026 Andalusia regional election confirms a fragmented but stable political landscape, with the Partido Popular (PP) remaining the largest force but losing its absolute majority.
🗳️ Final Seat Count
Party | Seats | Change vs 2022 |
PP | 53 | −5 |
PSOE | 28 | −2 |
Vox | 15 | +1 |
Adelante Andalucía | 8 | +6 |
Por Andalucía | 5 | = |
Absolute majority: 55 seats
Total seats: 109
🧭 Key Takeaways
- The PP, led by Juanma Moreno, remains the largest party but falls short of an absolute majority
- Vox becomes a key parliamentary player, with potential influence over governance
- PSOE records another decline, marking its weakest result in Andalusia
- Adelante Andalucía emerges as one of the strongest performers of the night
- The left remains fragmented, with Por Andalucía maintaining limited representation
📌 Final Outcome
The election delivers a hung parliament-style result, where no single party reaches the 55-seat threshold. Future governance will depend on negotiations, agreements, or parliamentary support arrangements.
22:57 CEST — PP loses absolute majority as Vox holds key to government, PSOE hits historic low
With the count virtually complete in the Andalusia regional election, the Partido Popular (PP) has fallen short of an absolute majority, confirming a tighter-than-expected result despite remaining the largest party.
The outcome now leaves the governing future dependent on negotiations with Vox.
📊 Final Results Snapshot
Party | Seats | Change vs 2022 |
PP | 53 | −5 |
PSOE | 28 | −2 |
Vox | 15 | +1 |
Adelante Andalucía | 8 | +6 |
Por Andalucía | 5 | = |
Votes counted: ~100%
Absolute majority: 55 seats
🧭 Key takeaways
- The PP of Juanma Moreno remains the largest party but loses its parliamentary majority (55 seats)
- Vox becomes kingmaker, holding the balance of power despite only modest gains
- PSOE records its worst-ever result in Andalusia, continuing its downward trend
- Adelante Andalucía emerges as the surprise of the night, almost doubling Por Andalucía and overtaking it clearly in seats
The result confirms a more fragmented Andalusian parliament, with coalition or support agreements now required for any stable government majority.
22:45 CEST — 95% counted: PP still short of majority as PSOE hits new electoral low
With 95% of votes counted, the Andalusia regional election count shows the Partido Popular (PP) still falling short of an absolute majority, while the PSOE confirms a further decline in support.
📊 Live Results Snapshot
Party | Seats | Change vs 2022 |
PP | 53 | −5 |
PSOE | 28 | −2 |
Vox | 15 | +1 |
Adelante Andalucía | 8 | +6 |
Por Andalucía | 5 | = |
Votes counted: 95%
Absolute majority: 55 seats
🧭 Key developments
- The PP remains the leading party but is still two seats away from an absolute majority
- PSOE drops further, reaching a new electoral low in Andalusia
- Vox edges up slightly, consolidating its position as third force
- Adelante Andalucía confirms one of the strongest performances of the night, with significant gains
- Por Andalucía remains stable but well behind its left-wing rivals
With the count almost complete, attention now turns to whether final adjustments could still alter the balance of power for Juanma Moreno and his governing options.
22:25 CEST — Over 90% counted: PP still short of majority as results stabilize
With more than 90% of votes counted, the Andalusia regional election count is entering its final stretch, with projections showing only minor changes in seat distribution.
The Partido Popular (PP) remains the leading force but is still one seat short of the 55 required for an absolute majority, according to the latest count.
📊 Live Results Snapshot
Party | Seats |
PP | 53 |
PSOE | 28 |
Vox | 15 |
Adelante Andalucía | 8 |
Por Andalucía | 5 |
Votes counted: 90%+
Absolute majority: 55 seats
🧭 Key takeaway
With results now largely consolidated, the PP remains the dominant party but may need to rely on parliamentary support to secure a governing majority, depending on final seat adjustments in the last ballots counted.
The final outcome will confirm whether Juanma Moreno can continue governing alone or will require support from other parties in the Andalusian parliament.
22:12 CEST — PP drops below 2022 result as Adelante Andalucía becomes the surprise of the night
With 83% of votes counted, the Partido Popular (PP) remains the leading force in Andalusia but continues to fall short of an absolute majority, while Adelante Andalucía emerges as one of the biggest winners of the election night.
📊 Live Results Snapshot
Party | Seats | Change vs 2022 |
PP | 52 | −6 |
PSOE | 28 | −2 |
Vox | 16 | +2 |
Adelante Andalucía | 8 | +6 |
Por Andalucía | 5 | = |
Votes counted: 83%
Absolute majority: 55 seats
🧭 Key developments
- The PP is projected to lose ground compared with its 2022 landslide victory and remains below the majority threshold
- PSOE stays in second place but would still fall below its already historic low from the previous election
- Vox continues to grow and could once again hold the balance of power
- Adelante Andalucía is significantly outperforming expectations, gaining six seats compared with the last regional election
- Por Andalucía is projected to secure enough deputies to form its own parliamentary group
The final stages of the count will determine whether Juanma Moreno can avoid needing support from Vox to remain in office.
22:04 CEST — Adelante Andalucía surges as PP still falls short of majority with 70% counted
With more than 70% of votes counted in the Andalusia regional election, the Partido Popular (PP) remains ahead but is still falling short of the 55 seats needed for an absolute majority.
At the same time, left-wing regionalist alliance Adelante Andalucía is emerging as one of the biggest stories of the night after a major surge in support.
📊 Live Results Snapshot
| Party | Seats | Change vs 2022 |
|---|---|---|
| PP | 52 | −6 |
| PSOE | 29 | −1 |
| Vox | 16 | +1 |
| Por Andalucía | 4 | +1 |
| Adelante Andalucía | 8 | +6 |
Votes counted: 71.74%
Absolute majority: 55 seats
21:53 CEST — More than half of votes counted as PP remains three seats short of majority
With more than 50% of votes counted in the Andalusia regional election, the Partido Popular (PP) continues to lead the race but remains just two seats short of an absolute majority.
Current projections place Juanma Moreno’s PP at around 52 seats, below the 55 required to govern alone in the 109-seat Andalusian parliament.
Andalusia Election Quick Facts
Election Date | Sunday, May 17, 2026 |
Polls Open | 09:00 local time |
Polls Close | 20:00 local time |
Exit Poll Time | Expected after polls close |
Region Voting | Andalusia, Spain |
Seats in Parliament | 109 |
Majority Needed | 55 |
Main Parties | PP, PSOE, Vox, Sumar, Por Andalucía |
Current Regional President | Juanma Moreno Bonilla |
LIVE UPDATES
20:45 CEST — PP could narrowly lose absolute majority, Sociométrica poll suggests
A new exit poll by Sociométrica for El Español suggests a tighter result in the 2026 Andalusia regional election, with the Partido Popular (PP) potentially falling just short of an absolute majority.
The projection places the PP at around 54–56 seats, meaning the party could be either just below or only marginally above the 55-seat threshold needed to govern alone.
📊 Sociométrica Exit Poll — Key Results
Party | Seats (Projection) | Key note |
PP | 54–56 | Around absolute majority threshold |
PSOE | 23–25 | Decline from 30 seats in 2022 |
Vox | 14–17 | Remains third force |
Por Andalucía | 6–8 | Mid-left representation |
Adelante Andalucía | 7–9 | Regional left presence |
🧭 Key takeaways
- PP result is more uncertain than earlier projections, with majority hanging on a few seats
- PSOE, led by María Jesús Montero, would still fall significantly from its 2022 result
- Vox consolidates third place in the regional parliament
- Left-wing fragmentation continues to split representation between smaller parties
20:07 CEST — PP projected to retain majority as PSOE drops to historic low, Sigma Dos exit poll shows
The Partido Popular (PP) is projected to win the 2026 Andalusia regional election with an absolute majority, according to an exit poll by Sigma Dos for Forta, published shortly after most polling stations closed.
The projection places the PP at 44.8% of the vote, giving them 56–59 seats in the 109-seat Andalusian parliament — comfortably above the 55-seat majority threshold.
📊 Sigma Dos Exit Poll — Key Results
Party | Vote Share | Seats (Projection) |
PP | 44.8% | 56–59 |
PSOE | 22.5% | 26–29 |
Vox | 13.2% | 13–15 |
🧭 Key takeaways
- PP would retain an absolute majority and would not need Vox to govern
- PSOE, led by María Jesús Montero, would fall to its worst result in Andalusia’s history
- Vox remains broadly stable compared with previous elections, according to the projection
If confirmed in the official count, the result would allow incumbent president Juanma Moreno to continue governing alone, reinforcing the PP’s dominance in the region.
20:00 CEST — Polls close across Andalusia
Voting has officially ended across Andalusia.
Exit polls and the first projections are expected shortly.
18:10 CEST — Turnout rises to 52.08%, up sharply from 2022
Voter turnout in the 2026 Andalusia regional election has reached 52.08% at 18:00 CEST, according to official data released by the regional authorities.
This represents an increase of 7.57 percentage points compared with the 2022 regional election at the same time of day, indicating significantly higher participation as polls move toward closing.
The higher turnout could prove decisive in determining whether Juanma Moreno and the Partido Popular (PP) are able to secure another absolute majority, or whether the result produces a more fragmented parliament requiring negotiations to form a government.
Previous Projected seat distribution
17:05 CEST — Candidates vote as final appeals shape closing hours of Andalusia election
The main candidates in the 2026 Andalusia regional election have cast their votes and delivered their final messages to voters as polling continues across the region.
The day remains open, with all eyes on turnout and whether the Partido Popular (PP) can secure another governing majority.
PSOE calls for mobilisation amid historic polling low
María Jesús Montero urged voters to turn out in the final hours of the election, as the Socialist PSOE faces what could be its worst result in the region’s history.
Current polling places the party around 23% of the vote, well below its traditional support base in Andalusia.
“We will see this afternoon whether we have managed to mobilise voters,” Montero said after casting her ballot.
Juanma Moreno urges turnout as PP leads polls
Incumbent president Juanma Moreno called on citizens to participate and decide “what they want for the next four years” as the election enters its decisive stage.
The Partido Popular (PP) remains the clear frontrunner in all major polls, although it is still uncertain whether the party will retain its absolute majority, which would allow it to govern without coalition partners.
If the PP falls short, it could potentially rely on Vox to secure parliamentary support.
Vox focuses campaign on national priorities
Manuel Gavira also cast his vote and reiterated Vox’s central campaign message, focusing on national issues and identity politics.
The party is expected to increase its representation compared with the previous election and could play a key role in any post-election parliamentary negotiations.
What happens next
Polling stations remain open until 20:00 CEST, when voting ends and exit polls will begin to shape the first projections of the night.
Live coverage continues throughout the afternoon and evening as Andalusia waits for its election result.
16:05 CEST — PP remains favorite as Andalusia votes on possible new absolute majority
Projected seat distribution
Party | Vote Share | Projected Seats |
PP | 43.3% | 56 |
PSOE | 23% | 28 |
Vox | 13.8% | 15 |
Por Andalucía | 8.1% | 6 |
Adelante Andalucía | 6.5% | 4 |
Andalusia is holding its 13th regional election since the restoration of democracy, with all major polls placing Juanma Moreno and the conservative Partido Popular (PP) as clear favorites to win.
The key question dominating election day is whether Moreno can repeat the absolute majority his party secured nearly four years ago, allowing the PP to continue governing alone in the Andalusian parliament.
The election could also determine whether Andalusia continues under only its third non-Socialist regional government in more than 40 years of autonomy.
15:40 CEST — Three polling stations to close late after delays in Andalusia vote
Andalusia’s regional government has confirmed that three polling stations in Seville, Málaga and Cádiz will remain open beyond the official closing time after delays during the setup of several voting tables earlier in the day.
Regional Presidency Minister Antonio Sanz said the election day continues to proceed “calmly and normally,” with the delayed polling stations representing the only significant incidents reported so far.
Because of the delayed closures, official election results will not be published through the Andalusian government’s website or mobile app until 20:43 CEST, when the final six voting tables at the CEIP Azahares polling center in eastern Seville are scheduled to close.
However, media organizations will still be allowed to publish exit polls and survey projections from 20:00 CEST.
Turnout at 14:00 reached 37.2%, nearly three points higher than in the 2022 Andalusia regional election.
The largest increases in turnout compared with 2022 were recorded in:
- Almería: +4.54 points
- Huelva: +4.52
- Seville: +3.28
- Cádiz: +3.28
- Granada: +3.27
Smaller increases were reported in:
- Málaga: +2.68
- Córdoba: +1.58
- Jaén: +1.38
15:00 CEST — More than 163,000 postal votes cast in Andalusia election
A total of 163,510 postal votes have been submitted for the 2026 Andalusia regional election, according to official figures released during election day.
Spanish postal service Correos confirmed that mail-in ballots were delivered throughout the morning without significant incidents.
To manage the election operation, nearly 1,600 additional Correos staff members were deployed across Spain during the voting process.
14:00 CEST — Turnout rises to 37.2% by early afternoon
Voter turnout in the 2026 Andalusia regional election reached 37.23% by 14:00 CEST, according to official data released by the Andalusian government.
The figure represents an increase of nearly three percentage points compared with the 2022 regional election at the same stage of the day.
Authorities said the turnout data was calculated with information covering 90.57% of the electoral census already reported across the region.
The higher participation could become a key factor in determining whether Juanma Moreno and the Partido Popular (PP) retain their absolute majority in the Andalusian parliament.
11:15 CEST — All polling stations operating normally across Andalusia
Andalusia’s regional government has confirmed that 100% of polling stations and voting tables have been successfully opened across the region, with no suspensions or major incidents reported so far.
Regional Presidency Minister Antonio Sanz said all 10,403 voting tables are operating normally during the 2026 Andalusia regional election.
The voting tables are distributed as follows:
- Almería: 849
- Cádiz: 1,547
- Córdoba: 954
- Granada: 1,143
- Huelva: 662
- Jaén: 869
- Málaga: 1,772
- Seville: 1,607
“The day is progressing without significant incidents and with complete normality,” Sanz said, adding that turnout updates will be released throughout the day at scheduled times.
10:45 CEST — Andalusia votes amid uncertainty over PP absolute majority
Voters across Andalusia are heading to the polls as the main question dominating the election remains whether Juanma Moreno and the conservative Partido Popular (PP) can retain their absolute majority in the regional parliament.
A total of 3,757 polling stations have been set up across Andalusia’s 785 municipalities, with 10,403 voting tables operating throughout election day.
According to official electoral census data, 6,812,861 voters are eligible to cast ballots in the 2026 Andalusia regional election. Of those, 6,510,856 reside in Andalusia, while 302,005 registered voters are living abroad.
09:00 CEST — Polls open across Andalusia
Polling stations have officially opened across Andalusia as voters begin casting ballots in the 2026 Andalusia regional election.
More than 6.8 million voters are eligible to participate in today’s election, which is being closely watched across Spain as a major political test for both the conservative Partido Popular (PP) and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s Socialist PSOE.
Polls will remain open until 20:00 CEST, when the first exit polls are expected.
Andalusia Election Latest Polls:
Party | Vote Projection | Seat Projection |
PP | 40%–45% | 52–58 |
PSOE | 20%–25% | 24–30 |
Vox | 13%–16% | 13–20 |
Por Andalucía | 7%–8% | 4–7 |
Adelante Andalucía | 6%–8% | 4–6 |
Absolute majority required: 55 seats
Voters across Andalusia are heading to the polls today in one of Spain’s most closely watched regional elections.
Follow our live coverage throughout the day for:
- real-time election results,
- exit polls,
- turnout figures,
- seat projections,
- and the latest reaction from Spain’s main political parties.
The election is being closely watched across Europe as a major test for both the conservative Partido Popular (PP) and Spain’s national government led by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
This page will be updated live throughout election day.
What is happening in the Andalusia election today?
Millions of voters across Andalusia are electing a new regional parliament and government in a vote that could reshape the political landscape in southern Spain.
The election is expected to be a key battle between:
- the conservative Partido Popular (PP),
- the Socialist PSOE,
- the far-right Vox party,
- and several left-wing regional alliances.
Analysts say the results could also have national consequences for Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez ahead of future national elections.
Polling stations opened at 09:00 local time and will close at 20:00, when the first exit polls are expected to be released.
Official results will begin arriving later in the evening as votes are counted across the region’s eight provinces.
When will Andalusia election results be announced?
Official election results are expected throughout Sunday evening after polling stations close at 20:00 local time.
Initial exit polls are likely to appear immediately after voting ends, while official vote counts will continue late into the night.
Most projections should become clear once a significant percentage of ballots have been counted.
What time do exit polls come out in Andalusia?
Exit polls are expected shortly after polling stations close at 20:00 local time on Sunday.
Spanish broadcasters and national media outlets are expected to publish the first projections within minutes of voting ending.
Who is expected to win the Andalusia election?
Opinion polls ahead of election day suggested a competitive race between the Partido Popular and the Socialist PSOE, with Vox potentially playing a decisive role in coalition negotiations.
However, turnout and late undecided voters could still influence the final outcome.
Why does the Andalusia election matter for Spain?
Andalusia is Spain’s most populous autonomous community and has historically played a major role in national politics.
The election is being closely watched as:
- a test for Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez,
- a measure of support for the Partido Popular,
- and an indicator of the strength of Vox and the broader Spanish right.
The results could shape political momentum ahead of future national elections in Spain.
Full Andalusia Election Results
Party | Vote Share | Seats |
PP | 41,6% | 53 |
PSOE | 22,71% | 28 |
Vox | 13,82% | 15 |
A.Andalucía | 9,62% | 8 |
P.Andalucía | 6,31% | 5 |
Provinces to Watch
- Seville
- Málaga
- Cádiz
- Granada
- Córdoba
- Almería
- Jaén
- Huelva
This Live Page Will Continue Updating
This article is being updated live throughout election day with:
- breaking results,
- turnout figures,
- exit polls,
- seat projections,
- and political reaction from across Spain.
Information Source:
https://www.centrodeestudiosandaluces.es
https://www.rtve.es/noticias/elecciones-andalucia/
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