15th Congress of Deputies

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15th Congress of Deputies
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Overview
Legislative body Congress of Deputies
Meeting place Palacio de las Cortes
Term17 August 2023 (2023-08-17) 
Election 23 July 2023
Government Third government of Pedro Sánchez
Website congreso.es
Deputies
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Members 350
President Francina Armengol (PSOE)
First Vice-President Alfonso Rodríguez (PSOE)
Second Vice-President José Antonio Bermúdez de Castro (PP)
Third Vice-President Esther Gil de Reboleño Lastortres (SMR)
Fourth Vice-President Marta González Vázquez (PP)
First Secretary Gerardo Pisarello (ECP)
Second Secretary Isaura Leal (PSOE)
Third Secretary Guillermo Mariscal Anaya (PP)
Fourth Secretary Carmen Navarro Lacoba (PP)

The 15th Congress of Deputies is the current meeting of the Congress of Deputies, the lower house of the Spanish Cortes Generales , with the membership determined by the results of the general election held on 23 July 2023. [1] The congress met for the first time on 17 August 2023. According to the Constitution of Spain the maximum legislative term of the congress is 4 years from the preceding election.

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Composition

PP PSOE Vox Sumar ERC Junts EH Bildu Podemos PNV BNG CC UPN Total
PSOE PSC Sumar ECP IU Compromís PCE CHA MÉS MP MM
1371021933105421111177655111350

Members by name

Members by province

Andalusia (61)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Almería 6 PP 3 María Isabel Sánchez Torregrosa PP
Rafael Hernando Fraile
Ana María Martínez Labella
PSOE 2 Antonio Hernando PSOE
Inés María Plaza García
Vox 1 Rocío de Meer Vox
Cádiz 9 PP 4 Pedro Gallardo Barrena PP
Ignacio Romaní Cantera
Macarena Lorente Anaya
Miguel Ángel Sastre Uyá
PSOE 3 Fernando Grande-Marlaska PSOE
Mamen Sánchez Díaz  [ es ]
Juan Carlos Ruiz Boix
Vox 1 Blanca Armario  [ es ] Vox
Sumar 1 Esther Gil de Reboleño Lastortres Independent
Córdoba 6 PP 2 María Isabel Prieto Serrano PP
Bartolomé Madrid Olmo
PSOE 2 Luis Planas Puchades PSOE
Rafaela Crespín Rubio
Vox 1 José Ramírez del Río Vox
Sumar 1 Enrique Santiago Romero IU
Granada 7 PP 3 Carlos Rojas García  [ es ] PP
María Lourdes Ramírez Martín
Pablo Hispán
PSOE 2 Carmen Calvo Poyato PSOE
José Antonio Rodríguez Salas
Vox 1 Jacobo González-Robatto Vox
Podemos 1 Martina Velarde  [ es ] Podemos
Huelva 5 PP 2 Bella Verano  [ es ] PP
Manuel García Félix
PSOE 2 Gabriel Cruz Santana  [ es ] PSOE
María Luisa Faneca  [ es ]
Vox 1 Tomás Fernández Ríos Vox
Jaén 5 PP 2 María Luisa Del Moral Leal  [ Wikidata ] PP
Juan Diego Requena Ruiz  [ es ]
PSOE 2 Juan Francisco Serrano Martínez  [ Wikidata ] PSOE
Ana María Cobo Carmona
Vox 1 Francisco José Alcaraz Vox
Málaga 11 PP 5 Elías Bendodo  [ es ] PP
María del Mar Vázquez Jiménez
Mario Cortés Carballo  [ Wikidata ]
Cristóbal Garre Murcia
Isabel Gema Pérez Recuerda
PSOE 3 María Nieves Ramírez Moreno PSOE
Ignacio López Cano  [ Wikidata ]
Isabel María Pérez Ortiz
Vox 2 Patricia Rueda Perelló Vox
Carlos Hernández Quero  [ es ]
Sumar 1 Toni Valero  [ es ] IU
Seville 12 PSOE 5 María Jesús Montero Cuadrado PSOE
Alfonso Rodríguez Gómez de Celis
María Carmen Castilla Álvarez
Francisco José Salazar Rodríguez  [ Wikidata ]
Trinidad Argota Castro  [ Wikidata ]
PP 4 Juan Bravo Baena  [ es ] PP
María Soledad Cruz-Guzmán García  [ Wikidata ]
Ricardo Tarno Blanco  [ es ]
Rafael Benigno Belmonte Gómez
Sumar 2 Francisco Sierra Caballero IU
Engracia Rivera Arias
Vox 1 María de los Reyes Romero Vilches Vox

Aragon (13)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Huesca 3 PP 2 Ana Alós PP
Javier José Folch Blanc
PSOE 1 Begoña Nasarre Oliva  [ fr ] PSOE
Teruel 3 PP 2 José Alberto Herrero Bono  [ fr ] PP
Raquel Clemente Muñoz  [ fr ]
PSOE 1 Herminio Sancho Iñiguez  [ arz ] PSOE
Zaragoza 7 PP 3 Pedro Navarro López  [ Wikidata ] PP
María del Mar González Bella  [ Wikidata ] Independent
Luis María Beamonte PP
PSOE 2 María Pilar Alegría Continente  [ fr ] PSOE
Susana Sumelzo Jordán
Vox 1 Pedro Fernandez Hernandez Vox
Sumar 1 Jorge Pueyo Sanz CHA

Asturias (7)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Asturias 7 PP 3 María Esther Llamazares Domingo PP
María Mercedes Fernández González
Silverio Argüelles García
PSOE 2 Adriana Lastra Fernández PSOE
Roberto García Morís
Sumar 1 Rafael Cofiño Fernández Sumar
Vox 1 José María Figaredo Álvarez-Sala Vox

Balearic Islands (8)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Balearic Islands 8 PP 3 José Vicente Marí Bosó  [ fr ] PP
Sandra Fernández Herranz  [ es ]
Joan Mesquida Mayans
PSOE 3 Francesca Lluch Armengol Socias PSOE
Pepe Mercadal Baquero  [ ca ]
Milena Herrera García
Sumar 1 Vicenç Vidal Matas MÉS
Vox 1 Jorge Campos Asensi Vox

Canary Islands (15)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Las Palmas 8 PSOE 3 María Dolores Corujo Berriel PSOE
Luc André Diouf Dioh  [ fr ]
Ada Santana Aguilera
PP 3 Jimena Mercedes Delgado-Taramona Hernández PP
Guillermo Mariscal Anaya
Carlos Alberto Sánchez Ojeda
Vox 1 Andrés Alberto Rodríguez Almeida  [ fr ] Vox
Podemos 1 Noemí Santana Perera Podemos
Santa Cruz de Tenerife 7 PP 3 Juan Antonio Rojas Manrique PP
Asier Antona Gómez
Laura María Lima García
PSOE 3 Héctor Gómez Hernández PSOE
Alicia Álvarez González
Sergio Matos Castro
CC 1 Cristina Valido García CC

Cantabria (5)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Cantabria 5 PP 2 Félix de las Cuevas Cortés PP
Javier Noriega Gómez
PSOE 2 Pedro Casares Hontañón  [ fr ] PSOE
Noelia Cobo Pérez
Vox 1 Emilio del Valle Vox

Castilla–La Mancha (21)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Albacete 4 PP 2 Carmen Navarro Lacoba PP
Antonio Martínez Gómez
PSOE 2 Emilio Sáez Cruz PSOE
Isabel Belén Iniesta Egido
Ciudad Real 5 PP 2 María del Carmen Fúnez de Gregorio PP
Enrique Belda Pérez Pedrero
PSOE 2 Isabel Rodríguez García PSOE
Gonzalo Redondo Cárdenas
Vox 1 Ricardo Chamorro Delmo Vox
Cuenca 3 PP 2 Beatriz Jiménez Linuesa PP
Daniel Pérez Osma
PSOE 1 Luis Carlos Sahuquillo  [ es ] PSOE
Guadalajara 3 PP 1 Antonio Román Jasanada PP
PSOE 1 Alberto Rojo Blas PSOE
Vox 1 Angel Lopez Maraver  [ fr ] Vox
Toledo 6 PP 3 José Manuel Velasco Retamosa PP
María Pilar Alía Aguado
Agustín Conde Bajén
PSOE 2 Sergio Gutiérrez Prieto PSOE
Milagros Tolón  [ fr ]
Vox 1 Manuel Mariscal Zabala Vox

Castile and León (31)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Ávila 3 PP 2 Héctor Palencia Rubio PP
Patricia Rodríguez Calleja
PSOE 1 Manuel Arribas Maroto PSOE
Burgos 4 PP 2 Ángel Mariano Ibáñez Hernando PP
María Sandra Moneo Díez  [ fr ]
PSOE 2 Esther Peña Camarero  [ fr ] PSOE
Álvaro Morales Álvarez
León 4 PP 2 Esther Muñoz de la Iglesia  [ fr ] PP
Silvia Franco  [ es ]
PSOE 2 Javier Alfonso Cendón PSOE
Andrea Fernández Benéitez
Palencia 3 PP 2 Milagros Marcos Ortega PP
Miguel Ángel Paniagua Núñez  [ fr ]
PSOE 1 María Luz Martínez Seijo PSOE
Salamanca 4 PP 3 José Antonio Bermúdez de Castro Fernández  [ fr ] PP
María Jesús Moro Almaraz  [ fr ]
Pedro Samuel Martín García
PSOE 1 David Serrada Pariente  [ fr ] PSOE
Segovia 3 PP 2 Pablo Pérez Coronado PP
María del Socorro Cuesta Rodríguez
PSOE 1 José Luis Aceves Galindo PSOE
Soria 2 PP 1 Tomás Cabezón Casas  [ fr ] PP
PSOE 1 Luis Alfonso Rey de las Heras PSOE
Valladolid 5 PP 2 María de las Mercedes Cantalapiedra Álvarez PP
Eduardo Carazo Hermoso  [ Wikidata ]
PSOE 2 Óscar Puente Santiago PSOE
María Luisa Sanz Martinez
Vox 1 Pablo Sáez Alonso-Muñumer Vox
Zamora 3 PP 2 Elvira Velasco Morillo PP
Óscar Ramajo Prada
PSOE 1 Antidio Fagúndez Campo PSOE

Catalonia (48)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Barcelona 32 PSOE 13 José Zaragoza Alonso  [ fr ] PSC–PSOE
Mercè Perea Conillas
Francisco Aranda Vargas  [ fr ]
Lídia Guinart Moreno  [ fr ]
Arnau Ramírez Carner
Carmen Andrés Añón  [ es ]
Ferran Verdejo Vicente
Sonia Guerra López  [ es ]
Juan Carlos Jerez Antequera
Teresa Llorens Carbonell
Ignasi Conesa Coma
Alba Soldevilla Novials
Josep Paré Aregall
PP 5 Nacho Martín Blanco  [ es ] PP
Santiago Rodríguez Serra  [ ca ]
Cristina Agüera Gago
María de los Llanos de Luna
Agustín Parra Gallego
Sumar 4 Aina Vidal Sáez CatComú
Gerardo Pisarello Prados CatComú
Gala Pin Ferrando CatComú
Eloi Badia Casas CatComú
ERC 4 Gabriel Rufián Romero ERC
Teresa Jordà i Roura ERC
Francesc-Marc Álvaro i Vidal Independent
Pilar Vallugera i Balañà ERC
Junts 3 Míriam Nogueras Junts
Pilar Calvo i Gómez
Eduard Pujol i Bonell
Vox 2 Juan José Aizcorbe Torra Vox
Carina Mejías Sánchez
Podemos 1 Lilith Verstrynge Podemos
Girona 6 PSOE 2 Marc Lamuà Estañol  [ fr ] PSC–PSOE
María Blanca Cercas Mena
Junts 2 Marta Madrenas i Mir Junts
Josep Maria Cervera Pinart
ERC 1 Montserrat Bassa i Coll ERC
Sumar 1 Júlia Boada Danés CatComú
Lleida 4 PSOE 2 Montserrat Mínguez García  [ fr ] PSC–PSOE
Amador Marqués Atés
ERC 1 Inés Granollers i Cunillera ERC
Junts 1 Isidre Gavín Valls Junts
Tarragona 6 PSOE 2 Valle Mellado Sierra PSC–PSOE
Andreu Martín Martínez
ERC 1 Jordi Salvador Duch ERC
PP 1 Pere Lluís Huguet Tous PP
Sumar 1 Fèlix Alonso Cantorné  [ fr ] IU
Junts 1 Josep Maria Cruset Domènech Junts

Extremadura (9)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Badajoz 5 PSOE 2 María Isabel García López  [ es ] PSOE
Juan Antonio González Gracia
PP 2 Antonio Cavacasillas Rodríguez PP
Alfonso Carlos Macías Gata
Vox 1 Ignacio Hoces Íñiguez Vox
Cáceres 4 PSOE 2 Begoña García Bernal  [ es ] PSOE
César Ramos Esteban  [ es ]
PP 2 Cristina Elena Teniente Sánchez  [ es ] PP
Carlos Floriano Corrales

Galicia (23)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
A Coruña 8 PP 4 Miguel Tellado PP
Marta González Vázquez
Tristana Moraleja  [ es ]
Álvaro Pérez López  [ gl ]
PSOE 2 José Miñones PSOE
Obdulia Taboadela  [ gl ]
Sumar 1 Marta Lois Sumar
BNG 1 Néstor Rego BNG
Lugo 4 PP 3 Francisco Conde López  [ es ] PP
Jaime de Olano  [ es ]
Cristina Abades
PSOE 1 José Ramón Gómez Besteiro PSOE
Ourense 4 PP 3 Ana Belén Vázquez Blanco  [ es ] PP
Rosa Quintana
Celso Delgado  [ es ]
PSOE 1 Marga Martín  [ gl ] PSOE
Pontevedra 7 PP 3 Ana María Pastor Julián PP
Irene Garrido  [ es ]
Pedro Puy Fraga  [ es ]
PSOE 3 David Regades  [ gl ] PSOE
Marica Adrio
Modesto Pose  [ gl ]
Sumar 1 Verónica Martínez Barbero  [ gl ] Sumar

Madrid (37)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Madrid 37 PP 16 Alberto Núñez Feijóo PP
Marta Rivera de la Cruz
Borja Sémper
Eugenia Carballedo
Marta Varela Pazos
Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo
Manuel Cobo
Pedro Muñoz Abrines
Carlos Aragonés Mendiguchía  [ es ]
María del Mar Sánchez Sierra
Miguel Ángel Quintanilla Navarro
Jaime de los Santos  [ es ]
Pablo Vázquez Vega
Aurora Nacarino-Brabo Jiménez
Noelia Núñez González
Carlos García Adanero  [ es ]
PSOE 10 Pedro Sánchez PSOE
Teresa Ribera
Félix Bolaños
Margarita Robles
José Manuel Albares
Cristina Narbona
Óscar López Águeda
Isaura Leal Fernández
Rafael Simancas Simancas
Mercedes González Fernández
Sumar 5 Yolanda Díaz Sumar
Agustín Santos Maraver  [ es ] Sumar
Teslem Andala Ubbi MM
Íñigo Errejón Galván MP
Carlos Martín Urriza Sumar
Vox 5 Santiago Abascal Conde Vox
María de la Cabeza Ruiz Solás
Iván Espinosa de los Monteros
Francisco Javier Ortega Smith-Molina
Pepa Millán
Podemos 1 Ione Belarra Podemos

Murcia (10)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Murcia 10 PP 4 Luis Alberto Marín González PP
Isabel Borrego  [ es ]
Violante Tomás Olivares
Juan Luis Pedreño Molina
PSOE 3 Francisco Lucas Ayala PSOE
Caridad Rives Arcayna
Joaquín Martínez Salmerón
Vox 2 Lourdes Mendez Vox
Joaquín Robles López
Podemos 1 Javier Sánchez Serna Podemos
ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Navarre 5 PSOE 2 Santos Cerdán  [ es ] PSOE
Adriana Maldonado López
EH Bildu 1 María Isabel Pozueta Fernández EH Bildu
PP 1 Sergio Sayas PP
UPN 1 Alberto Catalán  [ es ] UPN

Basque Country (18)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Álava 4 PSOE 1 Daniel Senderos Oraá  [ Wikidata ] PSOE
EH Bildu 1 Iñaki Ruiz de Pinedo Undiano EH Bildu
PP 1 Javier de Andrés PP
PNV 1 Mikel Legarda  [ es ] PNV
Biscay 8 PNV 2 Aitor Esteban PNV
Idoia Sagastizabal  [ es ]
PSOE 2 Patxi López PSOE
María Guijarro Ceballos
EH Bildu 2 Oskar Matute EH Bildu
Marije Fullaondo  [ eu ]
PP 1 Beatriz Fanjul PP
Sumar 1 Lander Martínez  [ es ] Sumar
Gipuzkoa 6 EH Bildu 2 Mertxe Aizpurua Arzallus EH Bildu
Jon Iñarritu García
PSOE 2 Rafaela Romero  [ es ] PSOE
María Luisa del Pilar García Gurruchaga
PNV 2 María Isabel Vaquero Montero PNV
Joseba Andoni Agirretxea Urresti  [ es ]

La Rioja (4)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
La Rioja 4 PP 2 Cuca Gamarra PP
Javier Merino Martínez
PSOE 2 Elisa Garrido Jiménez PSOE
Raúl Díaz Marín

Valencian Community (33)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Alicante 12 PP 5 Macarena Montesinos  [ es ] PP
Joaquín Melgarejo Moreno
Julia Parra Aparicio
César Sánchez Pérez  [ es ]
Sandra Pascual Rocamora
PSOE 4 Lázaro Azorín Salar  [ es ] PSOE
Patricia Blanquer Alcaraz  [ ca ]
Lázaro Azorín Salar  [ es ]
María Araceli Poblador Pacheco
Vox 2 David García Gomis Vox
José María Sánchez García
Sumar 1 Txema Guijarro García Sumar
Castellón 5 PP 2 Alberto Fabra PP
Óscar Clavell López  [ ca ]
PSOE 2 Susana Ros Martínez  [ ca ] PSOE
Artemi Vicent Rallo Lombarte
Vox 1 Alberto Asarta Vox
Valencia 16 PP 6 Esteban González Pons PP
Belén Hoyo Juliá
Esperanza Reynal Reillo
Fernando de Rosa Torner  [ es ]
Carlos Gil Santiago
Alma Elvira Alfonso Silvestre
PSOE 5 Diana Morant PSOE
José Luis Ábalos Meco
Carmen Martínez Ramírez  [ es ]
Vicent Sarrià i Morell  [ ca ]
Marta Trenzano Rubio
Sumar 3 Àgueda Micó i Micó  [ ca ] Sumar
Alberto Ibáñez Mezquita
Nahuel González López
Vox 2 Carlos Flores Juberías Vox
Ignacio Gil Lázaro

Ceuta (1)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Ceuta 1 PP 1 Javier Celaya Brey PP

Melilla (1)

ConstituencySeatsListSeatsDeputiesParty
Melilla 1 PP 1 Sofía Acedo Reyes PP

Deputies who resigned

ConstituencyListResignationsNew MPReason
Madrid Vox Iván Espinosa de los Monteros Juan Luis Steegmann Olmedillas Political disagreements
Madrid Juan Luis Steegmann Olmedillas Carla Toscano de Balbín Political disagreements
Barcelona PSOE Meritxell Batet Lamaña Ignasi Conesa Coma Retirement from politics
Barcelona Miquel Iceta Llorens Alba Soldevilla Novials Appointed Spanish Ambassador to UNESCO
Barcelona Raquel Sánchez Jiménez Josep Paré Aregall Switching to the private sector
Valencia Diana Morant Víctor Camino Miñana Focus on minister position
Madrid Teresa Ribera Javier Rodríguez Palacios Focus on minister position
Madrid Margarita Robles Hana Jalloul Focus on minister position
Madrid José Manuel Albares Víctor Gutiérrez Santiago Focus on minister position
Madrid Óscar López Águeda Pilar Sánchez Acera Focus on minister position
Cádiz Fernando Grande-Marlaska María Isabel Moreno Fernández Focus on minister position
Zaragoza Pilar Alegría Víctor Ruiz De Diego Focus on minister position
Córdoba Luis Planas Alberto Mayoral de Lamo Focus on minister position
Ciudad Real Isabel Rodríguez García Cristina López Zamora Focus on minister position

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