People's Party of Andalusia

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People's Party of Andalusia Partido Popular de Andalucía
President	Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla
Secretary-General
Spokesperson
Founded	1989
Headquarters	C/ San Fernando, 39 41004 Seville, Andalusia
Youth wing	New Generations of Andalusia
Ideology	Conservatism Liberal conservatism Christian democracy Economic liberalism
Political position	Centre-right to right-wing
National affiliation	People's Party
Colors	Sky blue   Green
Parliament of Andalusia	26 / 109
Congress of Deputies (Andalusian Seats)	15 / 61
Senate (Andalusian Seats)	11 / 41
Local government in Andalusia	2,681 / 9,031
Website
www.ppandaluz.es
Politics of Spain Political parties Elections

The People's Party of Andalusia (Spanish: Partido Popular de Andalucía, PP), informally also known as the Andalusian People's Party (Spanish: Partido Popular Andaluz, PPA) is the regional wing of the Spanish People's Party operating in Andalusia. It is currently the second-largest party in the Parliament of Andalusia, having formed the main opposition in the region since the party's foundation and until 2019, when it reached the regional government through a multi-party agreement with Citizens and Vox.^[1][2]

Party leaders[]

• Gabino Puche, 1989–1993
• Javier Arenas, 1993–1999
• Teófila Martínez, 1999–2004
• Javier Arenas, 2004–2012
• Juan Ignacio Zoido, 2012–2014
• Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla, 2014–present

Electoral performance[]

Parliament of Andalusia[]

Parliament of Andalusia
Election	Leader	#	%	Score	Seats	+/–	Resulting government
1990	Gabino Puche	611,903	22.2	2nd	26 / 109	2[a]	PSOE
1994	Javier Arenas	1,238,252	34.4	2nd	41 / 109	15	PSOE minority
1996		1,466,980	34.0	2nd	40 / 109	1	PSOE–PA
2000	Teófila Martínez	1,535,987	38.0	2nd	46 / 109	6	PSOE–PA
2004		1,426,774	31.8	2nd	37 / 109	9	PSOE
2008	Javier Arenas	1,730,154	38.5	2nd	47 / 109	10	PSOE
2012		1,570,833	40.7	1st	50 / 109	3	PSOE–IU (2012–2015)
							PSOE minority (2015)
2015	Juan Manuel Moreno	1,065,685	26.7	2nd	33 / 109	17	PSOE minority
2018		750,778	20.7	2nd	26 / 109	7	PP–Cs minority

Cortes Generales[]

Cortes Generales
Election	Andalusia
	Congress					Senate
	#	%	Score	Seats	+/–	Seats	+/–
1989	688,625	20.~2	2nd	12 / 61	3[b]	7 / 32	1[b]
1993	1,195,476	29.8	2nd	20 / 61	8	8 / 32	1
1996	1,530,057	35.4	2nd	24 / 62	4	8 / 32	0
2000	1,639,034	40.6	2nd	28 / 62	4	14 / 32	6
2004	1,514,987	33.7	2nd	23 / 61	5	8 / 32	6
2008	1,721,824	38.2	2nd	25 / 61	2	10 / 32	2
2011	1,985,612	45.6	1st	33 / 60	8	22 / 32	12
2015	1,294,293	29.1	2nd	21 / 61	12	15 / 32	7
2016	1,426,258	33.5	1st	23 / 61	2	18 / 32	3
Apr-2019	787,384	17.2	3rd	11 / 61	12	6 / 32	12
Nov-2019	877,202	20.5	2nd	15 / 61	4	9 / 32	3

European Parliament[]

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