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PP’s Narrow Election Victory Leaves Spain in Political Deadlock
Spain's Popular Party (PP) won a snap general election with 136 seats, seven short of the 176 needed for an absolute majority, leaving the country in political deadlock. Both major blocs fell short of a majority, raising the possibility of negotiations after parliament convenes on 17 August and another election towards the end of the year.
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Mon 29 MayPrime Minister Pedro Sánchez called a snap election.Spain29 Mayonly Maldives RepublicPremier Sánchez, on the other hand, surprised everyone by calling a snap election on 29 May, just three weeks into Spain’s presidency of the European Union Council.
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136 seatsSeats won by the Popular PartyMaldives RepublicWith 136 seats, the PP finds itself seven seats shy of the required 176 seats for an absolute majority.
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176 seatsSeats needed for an absolute majorityMaldives RepublicWith 136 seats, the PP finds itself seven seats shy of the required 176 seats for an absolute majority.
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122 seatsSeats won by PSOEMaldives RepublicSocialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s PSOE has secured 122 seats.
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33 seatsSeats won by VoxMaldives RepublicVox party has received 33 seats, a drastic demotion from their previously held 52-seat position.
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52-seatSeats previously held by VoxMaldives RepublicVox party has received 33 seats, a drastic demotion from their previously held 52-seat position.
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31 seatsSeats won by Sumar allianceMaldives RepublicFar-left Sumar alliance secured 31 seats and placed fourth in the contest.
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over 70%Voter turnoutMaldives RepublicVoter turnout of over 70% was recorded. This turnout surpassed the figures from the previous November 2019 elections.
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