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Where Parties Gained Ground: Interactive Election Results in Andalusia

Richard Reid RUSSPAIN.com

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Map of Election Winners in Andalusia: Data by Municipality. The first election results by municipality have been published in Andalusia. The map shows which party leads in each town and village. The new data makes it possible to compare support trends with previous elections.

Vote counting has begun in Andalusia, and the first results are already available for each municipality. The interactive map shows which party received the highest number of votes in each city and town of the region. Users can select the political force they are interested in and see where it has strengthened its position compared to the previous elections.

This year, special attention is paid not only to the winners but also to dynamics of change: the map allows you to compare how the vote percentage for the main parties — PP, PSOE, Vox, xA, and AA — has changed compared to the results of 2022. Filters are available for analysis, updating the map depending on selected parameters: you can see which bloc is leading, where significant shifts have occurred, and how votes were distributed among the parties in 2026.

According to RUSSPAIN, this approach to visualizing results allows for a quick assessment of the region’s political landscape and helps identify new trends. For many residents of Andalusia, it is important not only to know the winner in their municipality but also to understand how voters' preferences have changed over the past four years. This is especially relevant given that in other regions of Spain, as noted in the article on the distribution of Lotería Nacional prizes, results by provinces and cities are also of great interest to the public — you can read more about this in the publication on the distribution of winnings by region.

In 2026, voting in Andalusia takes place amid increased attention to the territorial distribution of party support. The map not only allows tracking the ongoing vote count, but also analyzing where political forces have gained or lost influence. For residents of the region, it is a tool to understand how the political landscape is changing at the level of each municipality. It is important to note that the final results will be published after the official vote count is completed, and current data may be updated in real time.

Andalusia is the largest autonomous region of Spain, comprising eight provinces and over 770 municipalities. In recent years, there has been strong competition between major parties, and election results often serve as an indicator of nationwide political trends. Interactive maps and year-by-year comparative analysis allow residents and experts to track not only the winners but also long-term changes in electoral preferences.

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