Who are the big winners and losers of the Regional

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In the 26M Elections, the future 4 years for 8,116 town councils and 12 communities are decided. Several candidates have been in the spotlight during the campaign, generating expectations of achieving or maintaining municipal or regional power. As the Municipal and Regional Elections are held less than a month after the General Elections, these results can influence the state level. 4 years ago, the Municipal and Regional Elections marked the emergence of new political forces, the emergence of the city councils of change and the recovery of several autonomies by the PSOE. Now, after a busy legislature that has included 3 general elections, all these political phenomena measure their strength at the polls.

The campaign for 26M, held in the midst of an electoral hangover, has been led by several candidates who had a lot at stake in these elections . Manuela Carmena, José Luis Martínez Almeida, Ada Colau, Joan Ribó, Ángel Gabilondo, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, Íñigo Errejón, Begoña Villacís, Fernando Clavijo, Emiliano García Page, Manuel Valls or Miguel Ángel SW Business Directory Revilla are some of them. Read more:  The PSOE wins the European elections in Spain, the PP retreats and Vox enters the European Parliament On the right, Ciudadanos and the PP are vying for leadership in municipalities and communities in which a post-election agreement is taken for granted if the numbers agree.



The City Council and the Community of Madrid, Valencia, Zaragoza, Castilla y León, Extremadura, Castilla-La Mancha or Murcia could depend on an agreement between both parties, which could include Vox. On the left, the continuity of the city councils of change and the autonomous communities in which the sum of PSOE and Podemos has given them power in the last legislature is at stake. The fragmentation of the purple formation is also tested at the polls and could lead to possible post-electoral pacts. These are the big winners and losers of the Regional and Municipal Elections. Manuela Carmena has lost a representative compared to 2015 and will not be able to repeat the mayoralty in Madrid before the addition of councilors from PP, Ciudadanos and Vox.