The PSOE has been the most voted political force in San Fernando with a total of 17,258 support at the polls in these general elections. Of course, only 333 votes separate it from the PP, which is experiencing a strong increase in 2023. The popular ones grow 16 points, which translates into 16,925 ballots deposited in the polls. This is 33.69% of the votes cast, while the Socialists reach 34.35%, rising 5.86 points.
Vox, however, loses 7.39 points compared to the 2019 state elections, to stay with 16.91% of the votes, 8,494 in absolute numbers. Sumar reaches the support of 11.03% of effective voters, that is, 5,544 citizens of La Isla have supported Yolanda Díaz’s party. Adelante obtained 633 votes and Pacta, 108.
More than 50,000 voters have exercised their right on La Isla: specifically, 50,705 people have deposited their ballots in the polls, which represents 66.17% of those who are on the electoral roll of the city, this is 1.05 %.
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The province of Cádiz votes this Sunday, July 23 to elect its representatives in the Congress of Deputies. For these general elections, there is a record in the electoral roll. No less than 1,017,915 people are called to the polls, 15,600 more than in the general elections of November 2019. It is the ninth province in the country with the most people with the right to vote. This 23J the people of Cádiz have the duty to allocate 9 seats. In total, there are 11 candidacies that are presented by the province of Cádiz.
As for the results of the last general call, that of November 10, 2019, the force with the most votes was the PSOE, with 31.02% of the votes that earned it three seats for Cádiz. The same obtained in April of that same year. The repetition of the elections did not affect the Socialists either at the provincial or national level. However, the results were not enough for the PSOE to form a government on its own, forcing a pact with Unidas Podemos.
The second force in Cádiz was Vox with 21.62% of the votes. This allowed them to take two seats for the province, even bettering the result obtained in the spring of 2019. The PP also improved significantly, but remained in third place. The popular ones were made with 18.31% of the votes, which translated into two seats in Parliament. One more than in the previous elections.
Unidas Podemos experienced a slight drop in that November 2019 compared to the April call. Despite the fact that the votes were similar, the popular ones managed to snatch the second seat from them and were left with only one representative for Cádiz in Congress. 15.41% of voters from Cádiz chose the purple force.
The big bump was for Ciudadanos. The oranges went from second to fifth option in the province in a matter of seven months. The party still led by Albert Rivera went from two to one seat for Cádiz. Only 9.14% of the population trust this political project.
62.28% of those registered in the census voted for a party, 37.72% chose to abstain, 1.3% the invalid vote and 1.5% the blank vote.
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