Spanish general election, 1989

Spanish general election, 1989

1986 ← October 29, 1989 → 1993

All 350 seats of the Congress of Deputies and 208 of 254 seats in the Senate 176 seats needed for a majority in the Congress of Deputies Turnout 69.74%   First party Second party Third party   Leader Felipe González José María Aznar Julio Anguita Party Spanish Socialist Workers' Party People's Party United Left Leader's seat Madrid Madrid Madrid Last election 184 seats, 44.06% 105 seats, 25.97% 7 seats, 4.63% Seats won 175 107 17 Seat change 9 2 1 Popular vote 8,115,568 5,285,972 1,858,588 Percentage 39.60% 25.79% 9.07% Swing 4.46% 0.18% 4.44%   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Adolfo Suárez Miquel Roca Iñaki Anasagasti Party Democratic and Social Centre Convergence and Union Basque Nationalist Party Leader since 29 July 1982 1977 22 June 1986 Leader's seat Madrid Barcelona Vizcaya Last election 19 seats, 9.22% 18 seats, 5.02% 6 seats, 1.53% Seats won 14 18 5 Seat change 5 0 1 Popular vote 1,617,716 1,032,243 254,681 Percentage 7.89% 5.04% 1.24% Swing 1.33% 0.02% 0.29%

Most voted party in each province, PSOE (red) and PP (blue). Every province is a multi-member district for the Congress.

Prime Minister before election Felipe González Spanish Socialist Workers' Party Elected Prime Minister Felipe González Spanish Socialist Workers' Party

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General elections were held in Spain on 29 October 1989.

Results

Evolution of popular vote in the Spanish General Elections from the democratic transition until 2008. Voter turnout is usually high.

← Spanish general election, October 29, 1989 →
Party	Votes	%	Seats
Spanish Socialist Worker Party(PSOE) + Party of the Socialists of Catalonia (PSC-PSOE)	8115568 (6,991,593 + 1,123,975)	39,87 (34.35 + 5,52)	175 (155 + 20)
People's Party (PP)	5,117,049	25.14	101
United Left (IU)	1,627,136	8.00	14
Democratic and Social Center (CDS)	1,617,716	7.89	14
Convergencia i Unio (CiU)	1,032,243	5.04	18
Basque Nationalist Party (EAJ-PNV)	252,119	1.24	5
Iniciativa per Catalunya (IC)	231,452	1.14	3
Herri Batasuna (HB)	217,278	1.07	4
Andalucist Party (PA)	212,687	1.05	2
Valencian Union (UV)	144,924	0.71	2
Basque Solidarity (EA)	136,955	0.67	2
Basque Left (EE)	105,238	0.52	2
Navarrese People's Union - Coalition PP (UPN-PP)	92,216	0.45	3
PP - Coalition Centristas de Galicia (PP-CG)	76,707	0.38	3
Aragonese Regionalist Party (PAR)	71,733	0.35	1
Canarian Independent Groups (AIC)	64,767	0,32	1
Other	1,236,099	6.07	-

External links

• Official results
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