The PP lost Zaragoza, the PSOE lost 30,000 votes, Vox came third and Sumar defeated Podemos
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He The PP wins the European elections in Zaragoza capital. The candidacy was led by Dolors Montserrat, of which she is a part Borja Jiménez Larrazobtained 101,092 votes, 37.17%, compared to 80,542 votes for the PSOE (29.51%), which He only won at Actur-Arrabal, Las Fuentes and Toreros.Popular people are dominant in other districts of the capital too. Woakes establishes himself at thirdPolitical Force (with 30,209) and Se Acabo La Fiesta (14,064) are in fifth place in the capital. Sumar (16,099) surpassed Podemos (10,011), which reached close to 40,000 votes in 2019 and has not stopped falling in each election since.
Authority remains firmly established in the capital 145365 support, facing left who lives in 106,600. Existen, written by Tomás Guitarte, received 6,132 votes and CS fell from 64,433 to 2,947, solidifying its path towards disappearance.
Only 54.19% of the capital’s inhabitants who could vote attended their appointment at the polls. They are eleven points less than in 2019, when the European points coincided with the regional and municipal points. Much has changed in the local and regional political context since then. The PSOE then benefited from the division of conservative voters between the PP and Cs (the Populars won by only 323 votes), and Regional power came in his favour except the capital.
Europeans consolidate the trend that was seen in municipalities and the 2023 regional elections, which leave the PP with the entire Ciudadanos electorate, heading toward political irrelevance.
Differences between Zaragoza’s and Ferraz’s PSOEwho pitted Rosa Serrano against Isabel Garciacould be behind the Socialists’ loss of support in the European elections. Regarding the 2023 general elections, they went from winning in five districts to doing so in only three, as Delicias and Aljafería opted for the PP this time.
Vox does not reach the levels of the extreme right outside Spain, Probably due to the emergence of Acabo la Fiesta from 2014. From the 7,741 votes obtained in the 2024 European elections, despite the pressure in recent months against the 2030 Agenda and immigration, in 2024 it reached 30,209, almost 1,500 more than in 2019.
The battle from the left of the PSOE is won by Sumar, where IU and CHA join forces. But it is a victory with a bitter taste. In the 2019 European elections, Podemos-IU won 39,631 votes, their highest ever in Aragon. When divided they have 26,110 in total, 16,099 for Sumar and 10,011 for Podemos.
It exists and has been recovered in the Aragonese capitalalthough timid and of no use, suffered the punishment he received in the general elections. From 8,081 votes in the 2023 municipal elections it fell to 5,702 on June 24 and from there it rose to 6,132 yesterday.
Borja Jiménez Larraz (PP) from Zaragoza and Rosa Serrano from Huesca will have seats in the European Parliament. He is to play a key role in protecting the interests of the capital, which manages 119 million euros in European funds, and will closely follow immigration and security policies.
Since 1987, This is the fourth time that the PP is the most voted force in the European elections (1994, 1999, 2014 and 2024). The PSOE has won in 1987, 1989, 2004, 2009 and 2019. What does not change is the low participation rate. With 54.1% it remains average, and far from the 65.5% and 66.8% that were reached in 2019 and 1987, when the vote coincided with regional and municipal elections.
Curiosities in the neighborhood
In actur-arableThe PSOE won by 1,305 votes over the PP, compared to a 16,803-vote difference in 2019 due to the CS effect. The Socialists forgot the point Aljafería With only 18 votes, and in the countryside, three of the first four forces are right-wing (PP, Vox and Se Acabo la Fiesta).
also retains authority in Historical helmetswhen the PP went from 22% to 35.5%. This district is Center The great stronghold of the PP. The figures speak for themselves: 14,467 votes for the PP against only 4,520 for the PSOE. The Populars won over the Socialists by 697 votes Pleasure and 870 for the PSOE saves SourceHowever, compared to 2019, 2,664 votes remain.
Collapse of CS Dicanta Saint Joseph The PSOE won with 932 votes, behind the PP ToreroBut as is the case in Las Fuentes, there are 1,758 here as of 2019. The popular ones clearly prevail universitywhere Vox lives and from Acabo La Fiesta is the fourth force, a result that is repeated Through Hispanidad,
Results by province
The weight of the capital determines the result in the province of Zaragoza, where the PP wins (37%), followed by the PSOE, Vox, Sumar, Se Acabo la Fiesta and Podemos. Cs falls from 87,070 to 3,687 and Exist receives 8,255 supports. Ejea, Caspe and Alagoas resist as socialist strongholdsn, the rest come to the popular side. In La Muela, Vox becomes the second force.