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✶ Proclaimed by the provincial electoral boards · BOE 3 November 2026

The 2026
ballot.

534 Congress lists with 3,829 candidates, and 840 Senate candidates, stand on 29 November 2026. 2 candidacies run in all 52 constituencies; Madrid has the most lists (14), Melilla the fewest (5).

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Lists by province

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    Shade: number of proclaimed Congress lists. Click a province.

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    Heads of list

    Who is first
    on the big lists.

    The first name on each list in the six largest constituencies, as printed in the BOE. A list's seats go to its names in order, so first place is the safest on any list.

    Madrid · 38 seats

    • PSOE Pedro Sánchez Pérez-Castejón
    • PP Alberto Núñez Feijóo
    • VOX Santiago Abascal Conde
    • FA Emilio Delgado Orgaz
    • PODEMOS Irene Montero Gil
    • SALF Luis Alvise Pérez Fernández

    Barcelona · 32 seats

    • PSC Jordi Hereu Boher
    • PP Xavier García Albiol
    • VOX Juan José Aizcorbe Torra
    • COMUNS-FRONT AMPLI Ada Colau Ballano
    • SALF Yolanda López Carreño
    • ERC Gabriel Rufián Romero
    • JxCat Míriam Nogueras i Camero

    Valencia · 16 seats

    • PSOE Pilar Bernabé García
    • PP María José Catalá Verdet
    • VOX Ignacio Gil Lázaro
    • SALF Kevin Pérez Hernández

    Seville · 12 seats

    • PSOE Alfonso Rodríguez Gómez de Celis
    • PP Juan Bravo Baena
    • VOX María de los Reyes Romero Vilches
    • FA Enrique Fernando Santiago Romero
    • PODEMOS Mar Cambrollé Jurado
    • SALF Juan Antonio Sánchez Murillo González

    Alicante · 12 seats

    • PSOE Antonio Alfonso Francés Pérez
    • PP Macarena Montesinos De Miguel
    • VOX David García Gomis
    • SALF Casimiro Martín Soto

    Málaga · 11 seats

    • PSOE José Bernal Gutiérrez
    • PP Elías Bendodo Benasayag
    • VOX Carlos Hernández Quero
    • FA Rafael Borrego Peña
    • PODEMOS Micaela Jiménez Fortes
    • SALF Mercedes Gema Jiménez Martín

    Photos: Pedro Sánchez Pérez-Castejón — Pool Moncloa/ Carlos Spottorno de las Morenas, Attribution · Gabriel Rufián Romero — Marcpuigperez, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Míriam Nogueras i Camero — Convergència Democràtica de Catalunya, CC BY 2.0 · María José Catalá Verdet — Gppvlc, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Ignacio Gil Lázaro — Thomas Holbach, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Alfonso Rodríguez Gómez de Celis — Junta de Andalucía, CC BY-SA 2.0 · Macarena Montesinos De Miguel — Germanafox, CC BY-SA 4.0 . Others public domain. Via Wikimedia Commons.

    Who stands where

    National parties,
    regional lists.

    Provinces where each candidacy has a proclaimed Congress list (8 or more shown). Regional brands of the same party are counted together where the acronym makes it plain (PSC, PSdeG-PSOE, PSIB-PSOE as PSOE; the regional "Frente Amplio" lists as FA); coalitions such as UPN–PP in Navarre or EH Bildu–ERC are kept separate. 32 submitted lists were not proclaimed and are shown greyed.