10th Regional Assembly of Murcia

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Overview
Legislative body Regional Assembly of Murcia
Term10 June 2019 (2019-06-10) – 2023 (2023)
Election 26 May 2019
Government López Miras II
Website asambleamurcia.es
Deputies
Asamblea Regional de Murcia (X legislatura - 2019).svg
Members45
President Alberto Castillo (Independent)
First Vice-President Miguel Ángel Miralles (PP)
Second Vice-President Gloria Alarcón (PSOE)
First Secretary Francisco José Carrera (Vox)
Second Secretary Emilio Ivars (PSOE, until 21 June 2020)
Antonio José Espín (PSOE, since September 2020)

The 10th Assembly of Murcia was the meeting of the Regional Assembly of Murcia, with the membership determined by the results of the 2019 regional election held on 26 May 2019. The parliament met for the first time on 11 June 2019. According to the Statute of Autonomy of Murcia the maximum legislative term of assembly is 4 years from the preceding election.

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Election

The 10th Murcian regional elections was held on 26 May 2019. At the election the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) became the largest party in the Assembly but fell short of a majority.

AllianceVotes%Seats+/–
Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)212,60032.47%17Increase2.svg4
People's Party (PP)211,84932.35%16Decrease2.svg6
Citizens–Party of the Citizenry (Cs)78,48311.99%6Increase2.svg2
Vox (Vox)61,9989.47%4Increase2.svg4
We Can–Equo (Podemos-Equo)36,4865.57%2Decrease2.svg4
Others/blanks53,3808.14%0
Total654,796100.00%45Steady2.svg

History

The new parliament met for the first time on 11 June 2019 and Alberto Castillo (Cs) was elected as President of the Assembly of Murcia with the support of PP and Cs. [1]

President [1]
CandidateVotes
Round 1Round 2
Alberto Castillo Cs 2222
Alfonso Martínez PSOE 1719
María Giménez Podemos 2Eliminated
Blank44
Total4545

Deaths, resignations and suspensions

The 10th Assembly of Murcia has seen the following deaths, resignations and suspensions:

Changes in political affiliation

Once elected, members are organized in parliamentary groups (Spanish: grupos parlamentarios). The formation of such groups is up to the members, but it is common for members elected within the same list to form part of the same group. Members that do not belong to any group are place in the Mixed Group. Members may leave their group if they wish so. They can also be expelled from it. Their political affiliation is unlinked to the group they belong, meaning that changing or leaving a political party does not mean necessarily leaving or changing group.

The following list records members that changed party and/or group during this session.

Members that changed group and/or party
NameDateFromToReason
PartyGroupPartyGroup
María Isabel Campuzano23 Jun 2020 Vox Vox Ind. VoxExpelled from Vox.
7 Oct 2022 Ind. Vox Ind. MixedLeft Vox group due to political disagreements, effectively dissolving the group.
Juan José Liarte23 Jun 2020 Vox Vox Ind. VoxExpelled from Vox.
7 Oct 2022 Ind. Vox Ind. MixedVox group dissolved after two of their members left.
Francisco José Carrera23 Jun 2020 Vox Vox Ind. VoxExpelled from Vox.
7 Oct 2022 Ind. Vox Ind. MixedVox group dissolved after two of their members left.
María del Valle Miguelez12 Mar 2021 Cs Cs Ind. CsExpelled from Cs.
Isabel Franco12 Mar 2021 Cs Cs Ind. CsExpelled from Cs.
Francisco Álvarez12 Mar 2021 Cs Cs Ind. CsExpelled from Cs.
Alberto Castillo1 Jun 2021 Cs Cs Ind. CsExpelled from Cs.
Juan José Molina21 Jun 2021 Cs Cs Cs MixedLeft Cs group as a majority of members of the group had been expelled from the party.
Ana Martínez21 Jun 2021 Cs Cs Cs MixedLeft Cs group as a majority of members of the group had been expelled from the party.
Pascual Salvador6 Oct 2022 Vox Vox Vox MixedLeft Vox group ordered by the national leadership of the party.

Members

NameNo.PartyAllianceGroupTook officeLeft officeNotes
Antonia Abenza 12 PSRM PSOE Socialists11 June 2019
Gloria Alarcón 2 PSRM PSOE Socialists11 June 2019
Francisco Álvarez 6 Cs Cs Citizens11 June 2019Expelled from Citizens in March 2021 [14]
N/A Independent Independent
Antonio Calderón 11 PP PP People's11 June 2019
José Antonio Campos 19 PSRM PSOE Socialists17 February 2021
María Isabel Campuzano 3 Vox Vox Vox11 June 2019Expelled from Vox in June 2020 [15] A court forced Vox to readmit her in January 2022 [16]
Jesús Cano 14 PP PP People's11 June 2019
Francisco José Carrera 4 Vox Vox Vox11 June 2019Expelled from Vox in June 2020 [15] A court forced Vox to readmit him in January 2022 [16]
Rosalía Casado 10 PSRM PSOE Socialists11 June 2019
Alberto Castillo 4 Independent Cs Citizens11 June 2019Expelled from Citizens on 1 June 2021 [17]
N/A Independent
Javier Celdrán 6 PP PP People's11 June 201925 October 2019Replaced by Isabel María Sánchez.
Diego Conesa 1 PSRM PSOE Socialists11 June 201913 December 2021
Antonio José Espín 5 PSRM PSOE Socialists11 June 2019
Rafael Esteban 4 Podemos Podemos–Equo Mixed23 October 201914 December 2022Replaces María Giménez. Replaced by Helena Vidal.
María del Carmen Fernández 6 PSRM PSOE Socialists11 June 2019
María Isabel Franco 1 Cs Cs Citizens11 June 2019Expelled from Citizens in March 2021 [14]
N/A Independent Independent
María Giménez 2 Podemos Podemos–Equo Mixed11 June 201928 September 2019Replaced by Rafael Esteban
Miriam Guardiola 13 PP PP People's11 June 2019
María Hernández 18 PSRM PSOE Socialists16 September 2020Replaces Emilio Ivars
María Inmaculada Lardín 20 PP PP People's13 November 2019Replaces María Cristina Sánchez
Emilio Ivars 9 PSRM PSOE Socialists13 November 201921 June 2020Replaced by María Hernández
Juan José Liarte 2 Vox Vox Vox11 June 2019Expelled from Vox in June 2020 [15] A court forced Vox to readmit him in January 2022 [16]
Pedro López 11 PSRM PSOE Socialists11 June 2019
Fernando López 1 PP PP People's11 June 2019
Virginia Lopo 14 PSRM PSOE Socialists11 June 2019
Antonio Luengo 9 PP PP People's11 June 201925 October 2019Replaced by Juan Antonio Mata
Francisco Lucas 3 PSRM PSOE Socialists11 June 2019
María Marín 3 Podemos Podemos–Equo Mixed18 October 2019Replaces Óscar Urralburu
Alfonso Martínez 7 PSRM PSOE Socialists11 June 2019
Consagración Martínez 16 PSRM PSOE Socialists11 June 2019
María Dolores Martínez 8 PSRM PSOE Socialists11 June 2019
Ana Martínez 3 Cs Cs Mixed11 June 2019Earlier member of the Citizens Group, left in 2021.
Victor Martínez-Carrasco 16 PP PP People's11 June 2019
Juan Antonio Mata 19 PP PP People's13 November 2019Replaces Antonio Luengo
María del Valle Miguélez 5 Cs Cs Citizens11 June 2019Expelled from Citizens in March 2021 [14]
N/A Independent Independent
Miguel Miralles 9 PP PP People's11 June 2019
Juan José Molina 2 Cs Cs Mixed11 June 2019Earlier member of the Citizens Group, left in 2021.
Fernando Moreno 17 PSRM PSOE Socialists11 June 2019
María del Carmen Pelegrín 7 PP PP People's11 June 2019
Jose Antonio Peñalver 13 PSRM PSOE Socialists11 June 2019
Sonia Ruiz 3 PP PP People's11 June 2019
María del Carmen Ruiz 12 PP PP People's11 June 2019
Pascual Salvador 1 Vox Vox Vox11 June 2019
María Magdalena Sánchez 4 PSRM PSOE Socialists11 June 2019
Isabel María Sánchez 17 PP PP People's13 November 2019Replaces Javier Celdrán
María Cristina Sánchez 2 PP PP People's11 June 201925 October 2019Replaced by María Inmaculada Lardín
Ramón Sánchez-Parra 8 PP PP People's11 June 2019
Joaquín Segado 5 PP PP People's11 June 2019
Manuel Sevilla 15 PSRM PSOE Socialists11 June 2019
Óscar Urralburu 1 Podemos Podemos–Equo Mixed11 June 201928 September 2019Replaced by María Marín
María Dolores Valcárcel 10 PP PP People's11 June 2019
Clara Valverde 15 PP PP People's11 June 2019
Helena Vidal 7 Equo Podemos—Equo People's15 February 2023Replaces Rafael Esteban

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