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Spanish Electoral Graphs

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These graphs plot trends in various Local, Regional, European and General Elections in Spain since democratisation in the 1970s. For the sake of clarity, several minor parties are not included (particularly in the General Election graphs). For an explanation of party initialisms, see the Appendix.

General Elections to the Congress of Deputies, 1977–2004

[Graph of election results to Congress, 1977-2004

General Elections to the Senate, 1977–2004

[Graph of election results to the Senate, 1977-2004

Elections to the European Parliament, 1987–2004

[Graph of election results to the European Parliament, 1987-2004

Elections to the Catalan Parliament, 1980–2006

[Graph of election results in the Catalan Parliament, 1980-2006

Elections to the Basque Parliament, 1980–2005

[Graph of election results in the Basque Parliament, 1980-2005

Elections to the Andalucían Parliament, 1982–2004

[Graph of election results in the Andalucían Parliament, 1982-2004

Elections to the Galician Parliament, 1981–2005

[Graph of election results in the Galician Parliament, 1981-2005

 

Appendix:
Party Initialisms

AP→Alianza PopularForerunner of PP; 1976–1979
BNG←Bloque Nacional GalegoLeftist Galician nationalist
CC→Coalición CanariaCentre-right Canarian nationalist
CD→Coalición DemocráticaForerunner of PP; 1979–1982
CG→Coalición GalegaCentre-right Galician nationalist; part of TG since 2005
CP→Coalición PopularForerunner of PP; 1982–1989
CDS↔Centro Democrático y SocialCentrist; 1982–
CiU→Convergència i UnióCentre-right Catalan nationalist
EA↔Eusko AlkartasunaCentrist Basque nationalist, split from PNV in 1986
EAJ-PNV↔Euzko Alderdi Jeltzalea (Partido Nacionalista Vasco)Centrist Basque nationalist
EB←Ezker BatuaBasque affiliate of IU
EE←Euskadiko EzkerraLeftist Basque nationalist; merged with PSE in 1993
EH←Euskal HerritarrokName of HB 1998–2001
EPK←Euskadiko Partidu KomunistaBasque affiliate of PCE
ERC←Esquerra Republicana de CatalunyaSocial democratic Catalan nationalist
EUiA←Esquerra Unida i AlternativaCatalan affiliate of IU; 1998– ; coalition with ICV since 2003
HB←Herri BatasunaLeftist Basque nationalist; illegal since 2003
IC←Iniciativa per CatalunyaForerunner of ICV, 1987–1995
ICV←Iniciativa per Catalunya VerdsEcosocialist; 1995– ; coalition with EUiA since 2003
IU←Izquierda UnidaCoalition of PCE & other left-wing groups
PA←Partido AndalucistaCentre-left Andalucían nationalist; 1976–
PCE←Partido Comunista EspañolMarxist; part of IU since 1986
PP→Partido PopularConservative centre-right; 1989–
PPdeG→Partido Popular de GaliciaGalician affiliate of the PP
PSC←Partit dels Socialistes de CatalunyaCatalan affiliate of the PSOE
PSdeG←Partido Socialista de GaliciaGalician affiliate of the PSOE
PSE←Partido Socialista de EuskadiBasque affiliate of the PSOE
PSG-EG←Partido Socialista de Galiza-Esquerda GalegaLeftist Galician nationalist, dissolved 1993
PSOE←Partido Socialista Obrero EspañolProgressivist centre-left
PSUC←Partit Socialista Unificat de CatalunyaSocialist; part of IC since 1987
UCD↔Unión de Centro DemocráticoModerate centre-right; dissolved 1983
TG→Terra GalegaCentre-right Galician nationalist; 2005–
 

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