A Coruña (Senate constituency)

A Coruña (Spanish: La Coruña, English: Corunna) is one of the 59 constituencies (Spanish: circunscripciones) represented in the Senate, 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 A Coruña. 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.

For the Congress of Deputies constituency, see A Coruña (Congress of Deputies constituency). For the Parliament of Galicia constituency, see A Coruña (Parliament of Galicia constituency).
A Coruña
Senate of Spain
Electoral Constituency
Location of A Coruña within Spain
ProvinceA Coruña
Autonomous communityGalicia
Population1,119,596 (2019)[1]
Electorate1,087,839 (Nov 2019)
Major settlementsA Coruña, Santiago de Compostela, Ferrol
Current constituency
Created1977
Seats4
Member(s)
  •   PP (3)
  •   PSOE (1)

Senators
Senators for A Coruña 1977–
Legislature Election Distribution
Constituent 1977
1 3
1st 1979
1 3
2nd 1982
3 1
3rd 1986
3 1
4th 1989
1 3
5th 1993
1 3
6th 1996
1 3
7th 2000
1 3
8th 2004
1 3
9th 2008
1 3
10th 2011
1 3
11th 2015
1 3
12th 2016
1 3
13th 2019 (Apr)
3 1
14th 2019 (Nov)
1 3

Elections

November 2019 general election
Summary of the 10 November 2019 Senate of Spain election results in A Coruña
Candidates Parties and coalitions Popular vote
Votes %
Y Miguel Lorenzo Torres PP 197,53233.02
Y Juan Manuel Juncal Rodríguez PP 188,44831.51
Y Antonio Vázquez Lorenzo PSdeG–PSOE 185,01530.93
Y Verónica María Casal Míguez PP 181,28130.31
• Obdulia Taboadela Álvarez PSdeG–PSOE 176,45829.50
• Julio Barros Casal PSdeG–PSOE 167,42827.99
• María Tereixa dos Anxos Novo Arrojo BNG 74,82312.51
• Cristina Laya Miguélez Podemos–EU 72,67612.15
• Laura Tato Fontaiña BNG 61,86410.34
• Carmen Armada Martínez Podemos–EU 60,53810.12
• Xosé Deira Triñanes BNG 55,1709.22
• Jesús Basterrechea López "Suso" Podemos–EU 54,1439.05
• Juan Garcilaso de la Vega Muñoz Vox 40,9066.84
• María del Carmen Mahía Vázquez Cs 32,9535.51
• Antonio Pablo Mosquera Aldecoa Cs 26,2854.39
• Juan Ramón Hermida Fandiño Cs 24,0114.01
• Rogelio Santos Queiruga Más País–Equo 17,5522.93
• Manuela García López PACMA 10,0301.68
• Adrián Abuín Pose PACMA 6,2471.04
• Elena Martín Bravo PACMA 5,9480.99
• José Manuel Valiño Vázquez Recortes Cero–GV 2,3750.40
• Alfonso Martínez Merlán PCTG 2,1090.35
• Aitor Neira Villaverde PUM+J 1,6990.28
Blank ballots 16,1252.70
Total 598,144
Valid votes 598,14497.58
Invalid votes 14,8272.42
Votes cast / turnout 612,97156.35
Abstentions 474,86843.65
Registered voters 1,087,839
Sources[2]

1979 general election
Summary of the 1 March 1979 Senate of Spain election results in La Coruña
Candidates Parties and coalitions Popular vote
Votes %
Y Carlos Blanco-Rajoy Martínez-Reboredo UCD 190,32944.72
Y Manuel Iglesias Corral UCD 187,03243.95
Y José Baldomero Fernández Calviño UCD 186,46243.81
Y Antonio Carro Fernández-Valmayor PSOE 81,52019.15
• Fernando González Laxe PSOE 80,36418.88
• Alejandro Otero Soto PSOE 77,36118.18
• Francisco Caamaño González CD 50,10611.77
• Ramón Bouza Evia CD 49,25011.57
• César Torres Díaz CD 47,45311.15
• Juan José López Facal PG–POG–PSG 31,2667.35
• José Agrelo Hermo BNPG 30,1547.09
• Siro López Lorenzo PG–POG–PSG 29,7286.98
• Avelino Pousa Antelo PG–POG–PSG 28,9826.81
• Juan Bouzas Lariño BNPG 25,4955.99
• José María Álvarez González PCG–PCE 23,6435.56
• Julio Aneiros Fernández PCG–PCE 23,2315.46
• Juan Pombo Seoane BNPG 23,1785.45
• Emilio Pérez Touriño PCG–PCE 19,2174.52
• Elena Arce Navarro PTG–PTE 6,4391.51
• Francisco de la Colina Unda UN 4,8281.13
• Vicente Rey Ruiz UN 4,1670.98
• Emiliano Porro Francisco UN 3,6610.86
• Jesús María Bahamonde Quinteiro PCT 3,4910.82
• María del Carmen Pazos López MCG–OIC 2,4240.57
• José Manuel Bar Cendón LCR 2,2130.52
• Genoveva Arenas Villarroel FE–UF 1,7460.41
• Luis Arenas Villarroel FE–UF 1,5380.36
• Luis Casal Ameal FE–UF 1,5270.36
• Marcela Aurina Martínez Zapico ULE 1,1880.28
• José Carlos Morán Díaz ULE 1,0540.25
• Domingo Francisco Verdini Deus LCR 9600.23
• José Manuel Sánchez Chouza LCR 9130.21
• José Luis Rubianes Iglesias ULE 4900.12
Blank ballots 8,4331.98
Total 425,602
Valid votes 425,60297.01
Invalid votes 13,1102.99
Votes cast / turnout 438,71253.44
Abstentions 382,16246.56
Registered voters 820,874
Sources[3]

1977 general election
Summary of the 15 June 1977 Senate of Spain election results in La Coruña
Candidates Parties and coalitions Popular vote
Votes %
Y José María David Suárez Núñez UCD 197,02243.70
Y Baldomero Fernández Calviño UCD 188,68641.85
Y Juan Antonio Graiño Amarelle UCD 188,38341.78
Y Manuel Iglesias Corral CDG 122,57827.19
• Carlos Amable Baliñas Fernández CDG 111,01924.62
• Sebastián Martínez-Risco y Macías CDG 101,16222.44
• Antonio Gil Casares Pérez AP 57,23912.69
• Rogelio Román Cenalmor Ramos AP 56,47812.53
• Francisco Jiménez de Llano AP 56,10612.44
• Juan Luis Marchini Bravo PSP–US 51,89811.51
• Ramón Valcárcel Vega BNPG 31,0716.89
• José Agrelo Hermo BNPG 28,8266.39
• Manuel Corral Martínez ASDCI 27,0756.00
• Jacobo Montero Regueiro ASDCI 19,3164.28
• Jesús Fernández de Puelles Novoa PDG 17,2743.83
• César Picatoste Francos ASDCI 16,9803.77
• José Barbeito Naya RSE 15,3713.41
• Florentino Morán López PDG 10,7992.40
Blank ballots
Total 450,884
Valid votes 450,884
Invalid votes
Votes cast / turnout
Abstentions
Registered voters 731,499
Sources[4][5]

References
  1. "Cifras oficiales de población resultantes de la revisión del Padrón municipal a 1 de enero. Población por provincias y por sexo". ine.es (in Spanish). National Institute of Statistics. Retrieved 8 February 2020.
  2. "Electoral Results Consultation. Senate. November 2019. A Coruña". Ministry of the Interior (in Spanish). Retrieved 26 July 2020.
  3. "Electoral Results Consultation. Senate. March 1979. La Coruña". Ministry of the Interior (in Spanish). Retrieved 1 December 2019.
  4. "Electoral Results Consultation. Senate. June 1977. La Coruña". Ministry of the Interior (in Spanish). Retrieved 1 December 2019.
  5. "Senate election 15 June 1977". historiaelectoral.com (in Spanish). Electoral History. Retrieved 26 July 2020.

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