Spanish Socialist Workers' Party of the Community of Madrid

Spanish Socialist Workers' Party of the Community of Madrid
Partido Socialista Obrero Español de la Comunidad de Madrid
President Manuel Robles
Secretary-General Sara Hernández
Spokesperson Ángel Gabilondo
Founded 1879
Headquarters Pza. Callao 4
28013 Madrid, Spain
Membership (2014) 15,830[1]
Ideology Social democracy[2]
Political position Centre-left[2]
National affiliation Spanish Socialist Workers' Party
Colors      Red
Assembly of Madrid
37 / 129
Congress of Deputies
6 / 36
Senate
3 / 11
Local Government (2015-2019)
521 / 1,967
Website
www.psmpsoe.es

The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party of the Community of Madrid (Spanish: Partido Socialista Obrero Español de la Comunidad de Madrid, PSOE–M), from 2004 to 2015 the Socialist Party of Madrid (Spanish: Partido Socialista de Madrid, PSM–PSOE) and previously the Madrilenian Socialist Federation (Spanish: Federación Socialista Madrileña), is the branch of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party in the Community of Madrid.

Electoral performance

Assembly of Madrid

Assembly of Madrid
Election Vote % Seats Status Leader
1983 1,181,277 (#1) 50.47
51 / 94
 Government Joaquín Leguina
1987 932,878 (#1) 38.45
40 / 96
 Government Joaquín Leguina
1991 820,510 (#2) 36.59
41 / 101
 Government Joaquín Leguina
1995 860,726 (#2) 29.72
32 / 103
 Opposition Joaquín Leguina
1999 944,819 (#2) 36.43
39 / 102
 Opposition Cristina Almeida
May 2003 1,225,390 (#2) 39.99
47 / 111
 Opposition Rafael Simancas
Oct 2003 1,083,205 (#2) 39.00
45 / 111
 Opposition Rafael Simancas
2007 1,002,862 (#2) 33.57
42 / 120
 Opposition Rafael Simancas
2011 786,297 (#2) 26.27
36 / 129
 Opposition Tomás Gómez
2015 807,385 (#2) 25.43
37 / 129
 Opposition Ángel Gabilondo

Cortes Generales

Congress of Deputies
Election Community of Madrid
Vote % Seats
1977 731,380 (#2) 31.68
11 / 32
1979 769,328 (#1) 33.34
12 / 32
1982 1,439,137 (#1) 52.09
18 / 32
1986 1,054,730 (#1) 40.81
15 / 33
1989 899,723 (#2) 33.49
12 / 33
1993 1,093,015 (#2) 34.96
13 / 34
1996 1,046,904 (#2) 31.42
11 / 34
2000 1,023,212 (#2) 33.06
12 / 34
2004 1,544,676 (#2) 44.11
16 / 35
2008 1,401,785 (#2) 39.68
15 / 35
2011 878,724 (#2) 26.05
10 / 36
2015 645,645 (#4) 17.84
6 / 36
2016 678,340 (#3) 19.57
7 / 36
  
Senate
Election Community of Madrid
Vote % Seats
1977 with SD –
1 / 4
1979 721,574 (#1) 32.06
2 / 4
1982 1,358,853 (#1) 49.19
3 / 4
1986 1,001,622 (#1) 39.16
3 / 4
1989 949,110 (#1) 34.80
1 / 4
1993 1,110,366 (#2) 35.99
1 / 4
1996 1,056,939 (#2) 31.95
1 / 4
2000 1,169,724 (#2) 37.98
1 / 4
2004 1,483,948 (#2) 42.60
1 / 4
2008 1,322,765 (#2) 37.77
1 / 4
2011 836,977 (#2) 25.63
1 / 4
2015 647,611 (#3) 18.58
0 / 4
2016 720,901 (#2) 21.22
1 / 4

European Parliament

European Parliament
Election Community of Madrid
Vote %
1987 979,143 (#1) 40.38
1989 751,937 (#1) 35.47
1994 577,509 (#2) 24.00
1999 954,721 (#2) 36.84
2004 941,954 (#2) 42.86
2009 815,699 (#2) 35.61
2014 420,594 (#2) 18.95

References

  1. ↑ Unos 197.400 militantes elegirán al líder del PSOE, 45.600 en Andalucía. Canal Sur, 13/06/2014.
  2. 1 2 PSOE. Ideology: Social democracy. Political Position: Centre-left - European Social Survey
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