Beja (Assembly of the Republic constituency)

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Beja
Constituency
for the Assembly of the Republic
Distrikt Beja in Portugal.svg
Location of Beja within Portugal
District Beja
Population146,725 (2022) [1]
Electorate119,102 (2024)
Area10,263 km2 (2022) [2]
Current Constituency
Created1976
Seats
List
  • 3 (1999–present)
  • 4 (1991–1999)
  • 5 (1979–1991)
  • 6 (1976–1979)
Deputies [3]
List
  •   Nelson Brito (PS)
  •   Diva Ribeiro (CH)
  •   Gonçalo Valente (PSD)

Beja is one of the 22 multi-member constituencies of the Assembly of the Republic, the national legislature of Portugal. The constituency was established in 1976 when the Assembly of the Republic was established by the constitution following the restoration of democracy. It is conterminous with the district of Beja. The constituency currently elects three of the 230 members of the Assembly of the Republic using the closed party-list proportional representation electoral system. At the 2024 legislative election it had 119,102 registered electors.

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Electoral system

Beja currently elects three of the 230 members of the Assembly of the Republic using the closed party-list proportional representation electoral system. [4] [5] Seats are allocated using the D'Hondt method. [6] [7]

Election results

Summary

Election Unitary Democrats
CDU / APU / PCP		 Left Bloc
BE / UDP		 Socialists
PS / FRS		 People Animals Nature
PAN		 Democratic Renewal
PRD		 Social Democrats
PSD / PàF / AD / PPD		 Liberals
IL		 CDS – People's
CDS–PP / CDS		 Chega
CH / PPV/CDC / PPV
Votes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %Seats
2024 11,57015.45%03,3934.53%024,40832.59%19431.26%012,89017.21%11,7082.28%016,59522.16%1
2022 12,44218.82%12,5113.80%029,53344.66%25970.90%010,76716.28%01,3882.10%05150.78%06,93210.48%0
2019 14,65523.71%15,8339.44%026,16142.33%21,2692.05%08,54613.83%02790.45%01,4902.41%01,3132.12%0
2015 18,59225.78%16,1058.47%027,77838.52%15980.83%014,98020.77%1
2011 19,00026.33%13,8905.39%022,30730.91%15320.74%017,71024.54%15,4637.57%0
2009 23,66529.85%18,14210.27%028,41835.85%211,88915.00%04,6555.87%01240.16%0
2005 21,03624.63%14,1444.85%044,55652.16%210,73012.56%02,5623.00%0
2002 19,91124.71%11,5541.93%035,81444.44%217,44921.65%03,0633.80%0
1999 24,08028.91%11,3141.58%039,72947.70%212,31014.78%03,3133.98%0
1995 28,17829.75%19921.05%044,16846.64%215,12515.97%13,4953.69%0
1991 29,42931.32%227,47029.24%17900.84%028,30830.13%12,2452.39%0
1987 39,59239.88%31,0981.11%020,74220.89%15,8685.91%025,12125.31%12,0112.03%0
1985 50,81446.26%31,4381.31%022,80520.76%113,12711.95%015,53214.14%12,4712.25%0
1983 56,98651.29%39800.88%032,26529.04%213,54512.19%04,7194.25%0
1980 57,98848.46%31,5891.33%025,99621.72%127,61923.08%1
1979 63,49852.25%32,2011.81%027,50322.63%123,74319.54%1
1976 52,83946.09%42,6712.33%038,40533.50%29,8828.62%05,0044.36%0

(Figures in italics represent alliances.)

Detailed

2020s

2024

Results of the 2024 legislative election held on 10 March 2024: [8]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist Party PS24,40832.59%1
Chega CH16,59522.16%1
Democratic Alliance AD12,89017.21%1
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU11,57015.45%0
Left Bloc BE3,3934.53%0
Liberal Initiative IL1,7082.28%0
LIVRE L1,3691.83%0
People Animals Nature PAN9431.26%0
National Democratic Alternative ADN8591.15%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP6240.83%0
React, Include, Recycle RIR1800.24%0
Volt Portugal Volt1470.20%0
New Right ND1060.14%0
Ergue-te E950.13%0
Valid Votes74,887100.00%3
Blank Votes1,1721.52%
Rejected Votes – Other9351.21%
Total Polled76,99464.65%
Registered Electors119,102

The following candidates were elected: [9] Nelson Brito (PS); Diva Ribeiro (CH); and Gonçalo Valente (AD).

2022

Results of the 2022 legislative election held on 30 January 2022: [10]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist Party PS29,53344.66%2
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU12,44218.82%1
Social Democratic Party PSD10,76716.28%0
Chega CH6,93210.48%0
Left Bloc BE2,5113.80%0
Liberal Initiative IL1,3882.10%0
People Animals Nature PAN5970.90%0
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP5150.78%0
LIVRE L4910.74%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP4150.63%0
React, Include, Recycle RIR1560.24%0
Volt Portugal Volt1030.16%0
Earth Party PT880.13%0
Ergue-te E780.12%0
Socialist Alternative Movement MAS620.09%0
Portuguese Labour Party PTP450.07%0
Valid Votes66,123100.00%3
Blank Votes7631.13%
Rejected Votes – Other6340.94%
Total Polled67,52056.17%
Registered Electors120,204

The following candidates were elected: [11] Nelson Brito (PS); Pedro do Carmo (PS); and João Dias (CDU).

2010s

2019

Results of the 2019 legislative election held on 6 October 2019: [12]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist Party PS26,16142.33%2
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU14,65523.71%1
Social Democratic Party PSD8,54613.83%0
Left Bloc BE5,8339.44%0
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP1,4902.41%0
Chega CH1,3132.12%0
People Animals Nature PAN1,2692.05%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP8651.40%0
LIVRE L3980.64%0
Liberal Initiative IL2790.45%0
Alliance A2520.41%0
National Renewal Party PNR2000.32%0
Earth Party PT1690.27%0
We, the Citizens! NC1170.19%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM950.15%0
Democratic Republican Party PDR910.15%0
Portuguese Labour Party PTP740.12%0
Valid Votes61,807100.00%3
Blank Votes1,3782.14%
Rejected Votes – Other1,0831.69%
Total Polled64,26852.26%
Registered Electors122,987

The following candidates were elected: [13] Pedro do Carmo (PS); João Dias (CDU); and Telma Guerreiro (PS).

2015

Results of the 2015 legislative election held on 4 October 2015: [14]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist Party PS27,77838.52%1
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU18,59225.78%1
Portugal Ahead PàF14,98020.77%1
Left Bloc BE6,1058.47%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,9242.67%0
People Animals Nature PAN5980.83%0
Democratic Republican Party PDR3540.49%0
United Party of Retirees and Pensioners PURP3480.48%0
National Renewal Party PNR2740.38%0
LIVRE L2720.38%0
The Earth Party Movement MPT2460.34%0
ACT! (Portuguese Labour Party
and Socialist Alternative Movement)		AGIR1940.27%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM1900.26%0
We, the Citizens! NC1660.23%0
Together for the People JPP870.12%0
Valid Votes72,108100.00%3
Blank Votes1,2321.65%
Rejected Votes – Other1,1241.51%
Total Polled74,46457.83%
Registered Electors128,754

The following candidates were elected: [15] Pedro do Carmo (PS); João Ramos (CDU); and Nilza de Sena (PàF).

2011

Results of the 2011 legislative election held on 5 June 2011: [16]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist Party PS22,30730.91%1
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU19,00026.33%1
Social Democratic Party PSD17,71024.54%1
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP5,4637.57%0
Left Bloc BE3,8905.39%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,9802.74%0
Party for Animals and Nature PAN5320.74%0
National Renewal Party PNR3060.42%0
The Earth Party Movement MPT2550.35%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM2320.32%0
Portuguese Labour Party PTP2010.28%0
Hope for Portugal Movement MEP1910.26%0
Humanist Party PH930.13%0
Valid Votes72,160100.00%3
Blank Votes1,6952.26%
Rejected Votes – Other1,0131.35%
Total Polled74,86855.16%
Registered Electors135,739

The following candidates were elected: [17] Luís Pita Ameixa (PS); Carlos Moedas (PSD); and João Ramos (CDU).

2000s

2009

Results of the 2009 legislative election held on 27 September 2009: [18]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist Party PS28,41835.85%2
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU23,66529.85%1
Social Democratic Party PSD11,88915.00%0
Left Bloc BE8,14210.27%0
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP4,6555.87%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,2781.61%0
The Earth Party Movement and Humanist Party MPT-PH2540.32%0
Hope for Portugal Movement MEP2410.30%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM1780.22%0
Merit and Society Movement MMS1690.21%0
National Renewal Party PNR1380.17%0
Pro-Life Party PPV1240.16%0
Workers' Party of Socialist Unity POUS1170.15%0
Valid Votes79,268100.00%3
Blank Votes1,2231.50%
Rejected Votes – Other9791.20%
Total Polled81,47059.35%
Registered Electors137,275

The following candidates were elected: [19] Luís Pita Ameixa (PS); Fernando Medina (PS); and José Soeiro (CDU).

2005

Results of the 2005 legislative election held on 20 February 2005: [20]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist Party PS44,55652.16%2
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU21,03624.63%1
Social Democratic Party PSD10,73012.56%0
Left Bloc BE4,1444.85%0
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP2,5623.00%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,6321.91%0
New Democracy Party ND3500.41%0
Workers' Party of Socialist Unity POUS2120.25%0
National Renewal Party PNR1970.23%0
Valid Votes85,419100.00%3
Blank Votes1,0451.20%
Rejected Votes – Other8861.01%
Total Polled87,35062.97%
Registered Electors138,713

The following candidates were elected: [21] Luís Pita Ameixa (PS); Marcos Perestrello (PS); and José Soeiro (CDU).

2002

Results of the 2002 legislative election held on 17 March 2002: [22]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist Party PS35,81444.44%2
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU19,91124.71%1
Social Democratic Party PSD17,44921.65%0
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP3,0633.80%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,9372.40%0
Left Bloc BE1,5541.93%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM2550.32%0
Workers' Party of Socialist Unity POUS2360.29%0
The Earth Party Movement MPT1920.24%0
Humanist Party PH1730.21%0
Valid Votes80,584100.00%3
Blank Votes7530.92%
Rejected Votes – Other9111.11%
Total Polled82,24858.07%
Registered Electors141,634

The following candidates were elected: [23] Rui Cunha (PS); Rodeia Machado (CDU); and Luís Miranda (PS).

1990s

1999

Results of the 1999 legislative election held on 10 October 1999: [24]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist Party PS39,72947.70%2
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU24,08028.91%1
Social Democratic Party PSD12,31014.78%0
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP3,3133.98%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,6642.00%0
Left Bloc BE1,3141.58%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM3950.47%0
The Earth Party Movement MPT2770.33%0
National Solidarity Party PSN2100.25%0
Valid Votes83,292100.00%3
Blank Votes8531.00%
Rejected Votes – Other8701.02%
Total Polled85,01558.51%
Registered Electors145,288

The following candidates were elected: [25] Rui Cunha (PS); Rodeia Machado (CDU); and Gavino Paixão (PS).

1995

Results of the 1995 legislative election held on 1 October 1995: [26]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist Party PS44,16846.64%2
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU28,17829.75%1
Social Democratic Party PSD15,12515.97%1
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP3,4953.69%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP2,1732.29%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP9921.05%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR5700.60%0
Valid Votes94,701100.00%4
Blank Votes6200.64%
Rejected Votes – Other1,1471.19%
Total Polled96,46863.88%
Registered Electors151,016

The following candidates were elected: [27] Teresa Patrício de Gouveia (PSD); Agostinho Moleiro (PS); António Saleiro (PS); and José Soeiro (CDU).

1991

Results of the 1991 legislative election held on 6 October 1991: [28]

PartyVotes%Seats
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU29,42931.32%2
Social Democratic Party PSD28,30830.13%1
Socialist Party PS27,47029.24%1
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR2,3142.46%0
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS2,2452.39%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,8281.95%0
National Solidarity Party PSN9901.05%0
Democratic Renewal Party PRD7900.84%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM3660.39%0
Democratic Party of the Atlantic PDA2160.23%0
Valid Votes93,956100.00%4
Blank Votes1,0051.04%
Rejected Votes – Other1,7631.82%
Total Polled96,72463.36%
Registered Electors152,651

The following candidates were elected: [29] Mendes Bota (PSD); Lourdes Hespanhol (CDU); Helena Torres Marques (PS); and Miguel Urbano Rodrigues (CDU).

1980s

1987

Results of the 1987 legislative election held on 19 July 1987: [30]

PartyVotes%Seats
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU39,59239.88%3
Social Democratic Party PSD25,12125.31%1
Socialist Party PS20,74220.89%1
Democratic Renewal Party PRD5,8685.91%0
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS2,0112.03%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR1,1011.11%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP1,0981.11%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,0241.03%0
Portuguese Democratic Movement MDP9140.92%0
Communist Party (Reconstructed) PC(R)7140.72%0
Christian Democratic Party PDC6910.70%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM3920.39%0
Valid Votes99,268100.00%5
Blank Votes1,5211.49%
Rejected Votes – Other1,6141.58%
Total Polled102,40367.65%
Registered Electors151,377

The following candidates were elected: [31] Álvaro Barreto (PSD); Manuel Filipe (CDU); Helena Torres Marques (PS); Cláudio Percheiro (CDU); and Bernardina Sebastião (CDU).

1985

Results of the 1985 legislative election held on 6 October 1985: [32]

PartyVotes%Seats
United People Alliance APU50,81446.26%3
Socialist Party PS22,80520.76%1
Social Democratic Party PSD15,53214.14%1
Democratic Renewal Party PRD13,12711.95%0
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS2,4712.25%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP1,4381.31%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR1,3511.23%0
Christian Democratic Party PDC6480.59%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP6230.57%0
Communist Party (Reconstructed) PC(R)5920.54%0
Workers' Party of Socialist Unity POUS4550.41%0
Valid Votes109,856100.00%5
Blank Votes1,1821.04%
Rejected Votes – Other2,2051.95%
Total Polled113,24375.06%
Registered Electors150,877

The following candidates were elected: [33] Álvaro Barreto (PSD); Helena Torres Marques (PS); Francisco Miguel (APU); Belchior Pereira (APU); and Bernardina Sebastião (APU).

1983

Results of the 1983 legislative election held on 25 April 1983: [34]

PartyVotes%Seats
United People Alliance APU56,98651.29%3
Socialist Party PS32,26529.04%2
Social Democratic Party PSD13,54512.19%0
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS4,7194.25%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP9800.88%0
Socialist Workers LeagueLST9330.84%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR5850.53%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP4120.37%0
Christian Democratic Party PDC3610.32%0
Workers' Party of Socialist Unity POUS3160.28%0
Valid Votes111,102100.00%5
Blank Votes9530.83%
Rejected Votes – Other3,2282.80%
Total Polled115,28378.47%
Registered Electors146,909

The following candidates were elected: [35] Luís Cacito (PS); Manuel Masseno (PS); Francisco Miguel (APU); Belchior Pereira (APU); and José Soeiro (APU).

1980

Results of the 1980 legislative election held on 5 October 1980: [36]

PartyVotes%Seats
United People Alliance APU57,98848.46%3
Democratic Alliance AD27,61923.08%1
Republican and Socialist Front FRS25,99621.72%1
Workers' Party of Socialist Unity POUS2,0581.72%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR1,6931.41%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP1,5891.33%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,1140.93%0
Labour Party PT1,0220.85%0
Christian Democratic Party,
Independent Movement
for the National Reconstruction /
Party of the Portuguese Right
and National Front		PDC-
MIRN/
PDP-
FN		5930.50%0
Valid Votes119,672100.00%5
Blank Votes8850.72%
Rejected Votes – Other2,5892.10%
Total Polled123,14684.35%
Registered Electors145,989

The following candidates were elected: [37] António Duarte Chagas (AD); José Carreira Marques (APU); Francisco Miguel (APU); Dinis Miranda (APU); and Trindade Reis (FRS).

1970s

1979

Results of the 1979 legislative election held on 2 December 1979: [38]

PartyVotes%Seats
United People Alliance APU63,49852.25%3
Socialist Party PS27,50322.63%1
Democratic Alliance AD23,74319.54%1
Popular Democratic Union UDP2,2011.81%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,8461.52%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR1,1440.94%0
Left-wing Union for the Socialist Democracy UEDS8290.68%0
Christian Democratic Party PDC7520.62%0
Valid Votes121,516100.00%5
Blank Votes1,1210.89%
Rejected Votes – Other2,6332.10%
Total Polled125,27086.92%
Registered Electors144,127

The following candidates were elected: [39] António Duarte Chagas (AD); António Azevedo Gomes (PS); José Carreira Marques (APU); Francisco Miguel (APU); and Dinis Miranda (APU)

1976

Results of the 1976 legislative election held on 25 April 1976: [40]

PartyVotes%Seats
Portuguese Communist Party PCP52,83946.09%4
Socialist Party PS38,40533.50%2
Democratic People's Party PPD9,8828.62%0
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS5,0044.36%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP2,6712.33%0
Movement of Socialist Left MES2,0921.82%0
People's Socialist Front FSP1,5641.36%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM7240.63%0
Worker–Peasant Alliance AOC5570.49%0
Internationalist Communist League LCI4810.42%0
Re-Organized Movement of the Party of the Proletariat MRPP4280.37%0
Valid Votes114,647100.00%6
Rejected Votes5,4784.56%
Total Polled120,12583.81%
Registered Electors143,333

The following candidates were elected: [41] Luís Cacito (PS); Lopes Cardoso (PS); José Carreira Marques (PCP); Francisco Miguel (PCP); Manuel Moita (PCP); and Fernanda Peleja (PCP).

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