Huesca
Senate of Spain Electoral constituency
Location of Huesca within Spain
Province	Huesca
Autonomous community	Aragon
Population	220,461 (2019)[1]
Electorate	172,722 (Nov 2019)
Major settlements	Huesca
Current constituency
Created	1977
Seats	4
Member(s)	PSOE (1)   PP (3)

Huesca is one of the 59 constituencies (Spanish: circunscripciones) represented in the Senate of Spain, the upper chamber of the Spanish parliament, the Cortes Generales. The constituency elects four senators. Its boundaries correspond to those of the Spanish province of Huesca. The electoral system uses an open list partial block voting, with electors voting for individual candidates instead of parties. Electors can vote for up to three candidates.

Senators

Elections

2023 general election

Summary of the 23 July 2023 Senate of Spain election results

Candidates	Parties and coalitions		Popular vote
			Votes	%
Y Melania Mur Sangrá		PP	45,779	39.05
Y Javier Campoy Monreal		PP	44,595	38.04
Y Ana María Beltrán Villalba		PP	43,490	37.10
Y Rosa María Serrano Sierra		PSOE	40,764	34.77
• Gonzalo Palacín Guarné		PSOE	39,074	33.33
• María Lourdes Arruebo De Lope		PSOE	37,075	31.62
• María Lorena García López		Vox	12,711	10.84
• Marcos Juan Francoy Foncillas		Vox	11,569	9.86
• Vanessa Polanco Gómez De Agüero		Vox	10,947	9.33
• Valero Aguayos Bestué		Existe	2,705	2.30
• María Jesús Otto Bellosta		Existe	1,975	1.68
• Nuria Pargada Zapater		PAR	1,515	1.29
• Javier Villa Vispe		Existe	1,484	1.26
• Paula María González Ozaez		PACMA	1,283	1.09
• Javier Labat Latorre		PAR	987	0.84
• Nuria Soler Ferrer		PAR	845	0.72
• Juan Atrián Garcés		PCTE	476	0.40
• Francisco Javier Palop Sancho		PUM+J	303	0.25
• Julio Calvo Francés		Recortes Cero	253	0.21
Blank ballots			2,499	2.13
Total			337,813
Valid votes			117,222	97.75
Invalid votes			2,686	2.24
Votes cast / turnout			119,908	72.56
Abstentions			45,345	27.43
Registered voters			165,253
Sources[2]

November 2019 general election

Summary of the 10 November 2019 Senate of Spain election results in Huesca

Candidates	Parties and coalitions		Popular vote
			Votes	%
Y Antonio José Cosculluela Bergua		PSOE	38,650	34.58
Y Ana Isabel Alós López		PP	37,769	33.79
Y Rosa María Serrano Sierra		PSOE	36,686	32.82
Y Gonzalo Palacín Guarné		PSOE	35,791	32.02
• María Blanca Puyuelo del Val		PP	34,586	30.94
• Carlos Sampériz Enguita		PP	30,405	27.20
• Ricardo Arrudi Cajal		Vox	14,805	13.24
• Juan Rodríguez Bielsa		Podemos–IU–AAeC	12,506	11.19
• María Elena Orejuela Aparicio		Podemos–IU–AAeC	11,614	10.39
• José Miguel Burillo Julián		Cs	10,791	9.65
• Daniel Isábal Rami		Podemos–IU–AAeC	10,285	9.20
• Paula Martínez-Guisasola Cornago		Cs	8,736	7.82
• Noelia Ángeles Folch Villas		Cs	7,651	6.84
• Ana Beatriz Gual Planas		CHA	3,562	3.19
• Fernando Marqués Mancho		CHA	2,119	1.90
• Ana Usieto Pujala		CHA	1,941	1.74
• Cristina Peñarroya Gómez		PACMA	1,835	1.64
• David Martín Barba		PACMA	977	0.87
• Rubén Andrés Gil		EB	709	0.63
• Rosa María Martín Bartolomé		EB	611	0.55
• Francisco Javier Guiu Benito		Recortes Cero–GV	585	0.52
• Javier Martín Vega		EB	516	0.46
• Ana Riestra de Noreña		PUM+J	392	0.35
• Alejandro Nasarre Pique		PYLN	348	0.31
• Luis Ladislao Izquierdo Pradilla		PCPE	338	0.30
• Galaor Gimeno Sánchez		PCTE	291	0.26
• José María Abad Torres		FIA	140	0.13
• María Atocha Angulo Martínez		FIA	73	0.07
• Eduardo Morales Osia		FIA	50	0.04
Blank ballots			2,671	2.39
Total			111,782
Valid votes			111,782	97.80
Invalid votes			2,510	2.20
Votes cast / turnout			114,292	66.17
Abstentions			58,430	33.83
Registered voters			172,722
Sources[3]

References

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