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Senate constituency in Spain
Ciudad Real is one of the 59 constituencies (Template:Lang-es) represented in the Senate of Spain, the upper chamber of the Spanish parliament, the Cortes Generales. The constituency elects four senators. Its boundaries correspond to those of the Spanish province of Ciudad Real. The electoral system uses an open list partial block voting, with electors voting for individual candidates instead of parties. Electors can vote for up to three candidates.
Senators
Elections
2023 general election
Summary of the 23 July 2023 Senate of Spain election results
Candidates
|
Parties and coalitions
|
Popular vote
|
Votes
|
%
|
Y Rosa María Romero Sánchez
|
|
PP
|
116,965
|
42.37
|
Y Leopoldo Jerónimo Sierra Gallardo
|
|
PP
|
115,303
|
41.77
|
Y Raúl Dalmacio Valero Mejía
|
|
PP
|
113,187
|
41.00
|
Y Julián Nieva Delgado
|
|
PSOE
|
99,736
|
36.13
|
• María Del Señor Fresneda Guerra
|
|
PSOE
|
98,240
|
35.59
|
• José Fernández Teno
|
|
PSOE
|
94,866
|
34.36
|
• Jesús Felipe Sánchez-Crespo Ruiz Del Moral
|
|
Vox
|
37,740
|
13.67
|
• María del Carmen Ruiz Bolaños
|
|
Vox
|
35,525
|
12.87
|
• Carlos Fernández Ayala
|
|
Vox
|
34,187
|
12.38
|
• Juan Garrido Morales
|
|
Sumar
|
17,334
|
6.27
|
• Minerva Del Hoyo Ramírez
|
|
Sumar
|
15,859
|
5.74
|
• Antonio Moreno Valiente
|
|
Sumar
|
13,420
|
4.86
|
• María Antonieta Martín de Almagro López-Menchero
|
|
PACMA
|
2,733
|
0.99
|
• Carlos Rodríguez Hervás
|
|
PACMA
|
1,693
|
0.61
|
• Iñigo Carrión Echevarría
|
|
PUM+J
|
933
|
0.33
|
• Alejandro Cerro De Lara
|
|
Recortes Cero
|
875
|
0.31
|
Blank ballots
|
4,694 |
1.70
|
|
Total
|
803,290 |
|
|
Valid votes
|
276,029 |
97.21
|
Invalid votes
|
7,896 |
2.78
|
Votes cast / turnout
|
283,925 |
74.24
|
Abstentions
|
98,483 |
25.75
|
Registered voters
|
382,408 |
|
|
Sources[2]
|
November 2019 general election
Summary of the 10 November 2019 Senate of Spain election results in Ciudad Real
Candidates
|
Parties and coalitions
|
Popular vote
|
Votes
|
%
|
Y Jesús Martín Rodríguez
|
|
PSOE
|
92,472 |
35.07
|
Y María del Carmen Mínguez Sierra
|
|
PSOE
|
90,374 |
34.27
|
Y Francisco Cañizares Jiménez
|
|
PP
|
90,261 |
34.23
|
Y José Manuel Bolaños Viso
|
|
PSOE
|
87,886 |
33.33
|
• Miguel Angel Valverde Menchero
|
|
PP
|
86,748 |
32.90
|
• María del Carmen Quintanilla Barba
|
|
PP
|
78,269 |
29.68
|
• David Manzanares Fúnez
|
|
Vox
|
48,956 |
18.56
|
• Rafael López Sánchez
|
|
Cs
|
21,650 |
8.21
|
• Antonio Moreno Valiente
|
|
Podemos–IU
|
21,242 |
8.06
|
• Victoria Maroto Barros
|
|
Podemos–IU
|
19,732 |
7.48
|
• Luis Benítez de Lugo Enrich
|
|
Podemos–IU
|
19,377 |
7.35
|
• Virginia Espinosa Gallego
|
|
Cs
|
19,200 |
7.28
|
• Genaro Galán García
|
|
Cs
|
16,333 |
6.19
|
• Victoria Pozo Sampedro
|
|
PACMA
|
3,931 |
1.49
|
• José Puchol González
|
|
PACMA
|
2,402 |
0.91
|
• Alejandro Cerro de Lara
|
|
R. Cero–GV–PCAS–TC
|
1,199 |
0.45
|
• Borja Bautista Villalba
|
|
PUM+J
|
1,060 |
0.40
|
Blank ballots
|
5,134 |
1.95
|
|
Total
|
263,704 |
|
|
Valid votes
|
263,704 |
97.07
|
Invalid votes
|
7,965 |
2.93
|
Votes cast / turnout
|
271,669 |
68.64
|
Abstentions
|
124,116 |
31.36
|
Registered voters
|
395,785 |
|
|
Sources[3]
|
April 2019 general election
2016 general election
2015 general election
2011 general election
2008 general election
2004 general election
2000 general election
1996 general election
1993 general election
1989 general election
1986 general election
1982 general election
1979 general election
1977 general election
References
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