Madeira (Assembly of the Republic constituency)

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Madeira
Constituency
for the Assembly of the Republic
Madeira in its region.svg
Location of Madeira within the Atlantic region
Autonomous Region Madeira
Population253,259 (2022) [1]
Electorate254,502 (2024)
Area801 km2 (2022) [2]
Current Constituency
Created1976
Seats
List
  • 6 (2005–present)
  • 5 (1979–2005)
  • 6 (1976–1979)
Deputies [3]
List

Madeira is one of the 22 multi-member constituencies of the Assembly of the Republic, the national legislature of Portugal. The constituency was established as Funchal in 1976 when the Assembly of the Republic was established by the constitution following the restoration of democracy. It was renamed Madeira in 1979 after Portugal's Atlantic islands were granted autonomy. It is conterminous with the autonomous region of Madeira. The constituency currently elects six 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 254,502 registered electors.

Contents

Electoral system

Madeira currently elects six 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 / BE-UDP / UDP		 Socialists
PS		 People Animals Nature
PAN		 Democratic Renewal
PRD		 Social Democrats
PSD / MP / 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 2,4291.66%04,4043.01%029,72520.32%23,1272.14%052,98936.22%35,8273.98%026,30417.98%1
2022 2,5822.08%04,1203.32%040,00632.26%32,0841.68%050,63640.83%34,2433.42%07,7306.23%0
2019 2,7032.13%06,8105.37%043,37434.17%32,3621.86%048,32838.07%39220.73%07,8526.19%09120.72%0
2015 4,4673.71%013,39211.11%126,20821.75%22,1851.81%047,17639.14%37,4966.22%0
2011 5,0963.80%05,5684.15%020,36015.17%12,3851.78%068,62051.14%418,97714.14%1
2009 5,7964.33%08,4866.35%026,73519.99%166,19049.49%415,30011.44%1
2005 4,9913.66%05,2653.86%049,12235.98%363,52346.53%39,2156.75%0
2002 3,1282.55%03,9113.19%032,33526.39%167,09454.76%415,18512.39%0
1999 3,4282.89%01,4811.25%042,63735.93%256,20547.36%313,20911.13%0
1995 1,7371.34%03,6542.82%043,62233.61%261,19647.15%317,15713.22%0
1991 1,1870.97%05,7834.72%025,19020.55%16000.49%078,06963.69%47,6026.20%0
1987 2,2761.96%03,6483.14%019,28816.59%13,9163.37%077,82966.93%46,2005.33%0
1985 3,9393.32%06,1135.15%015,97613.47%111,7239.88%068,92858.11%49,4637.98%0
1983 3,3002.87%03,2122.79%028,88825.10%166,61157.87%49,7348.46%0
1980 3,6213.00%05,5784.63%020,53117.02%178,98165.49%48,2986.88%0
1979 3,8913.14%08,4386.82%021,92117.71%173,62959.50%414,00511.32%0
1976 1,6671.49%01,4921.34%028,64525.68%160,92554.63%415,31013.73%1

(Figures in italics represent alliances.)

Detailed

2020s

2024

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

PartyVotes%Seats
Madeira First MP52,98936.22%3
Socialist Party PS29,72520.32%2
Chega CH26,30417.98%1
Together for the People JPP14,3449.80%0
Liberal Initiative IL5,8273.98%0
Left Bloc BE4,4043.01%0
People Animals Nature PAN3,1272.14%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU2,4291.66%0
National Democratic Alternative ADN2,3481.60%0
LIVRE L1,8641.27%0
React, Include, Recycle RIR7250.50%0
Portuguese Labour Party PTP7190.49%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM4510.31%0
We, the Citizens! NC3050.21%0
Volt Portugal Volt2830.19%0
Ergue-te E2390.16%0
Alternative 21 (Earth Party and Alliance)PT-A2280.16%0
Valid Votes146,311100.00%6
Blank Votes7940.53%
Rejected Votes – Other2,7031.80%
Total Polled149,80858.86%
Registered Electors254,502

The following candidates were elected: [9] Paulo Cafôfo (PS); Pedro Coelho (MP); Francisco Gomes (CH); Miguel Iglésias (PS); Paula Margarido (MP); and Paulo Neves (MP).

2022

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

PartyVotes%Seats
Madeira First MP50,63640.83%3
Socialist Party PS40,00632.26%3
Together for the People JPP8,7227.03%0
Chega CH7,7306.23%0
Liberal Initiative IL4,2433.42%0
Left Bloc BE4,1203.32%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU2,5822.08%0
People Animals Nature PAN2,0841.68%0
LIVRE L9130.74%0
Portuguese Labour Party PTP6890.56%0
React, Include, Recycle RIR5540.45%0
National Democratic Alternative ADN5480.44%0
Earth Party PT4620.37%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM2600.21%0
Socialist Alternative Movement MAS2440.20%0
Ergue-te E2340.19%0
Valid Votes124,027100.00%6
Blank Votes7810.61%
Rejected Votes – Other2,3121.82%
Total Polled127,12049.89%
Registered Electors254,784

The following candidates were elected: [11] Sara Madruga da Costa (MP); Patrícia Dantas (MP); Marta Freitas (PS); Miguel Iglésias (PS); Sérgio Marques (MP); and Carlos Pereira (PS).

2010s

2019

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

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD48,32838.07%3
Socialist Party PS43,37434.17%3
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP7,8526.19%0
Together for the People JPP7,1255.61%0
Left Bloc BE6,8105.37%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU2,7032.13%0
People Animals Nature PAN2,3621.86%0
React, Include, Recycle RIR1,1850.93%0
Portuguese Labour Party PTP1,1820.93%0
Liberal Initiative IL9220.73%0
Chega CH9120.72%0
United Party of Retirees and Pensioners PURP8010.63%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP7890.62%0
Alliance A6290.50%0
LIVRE L4800.38%0
Earth Party PT4650.37%0
Democratic Republican Party PDR4430.35%0
National Renewal Party PNR2010.16%0
We, the Citizens! NC1880.15%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM1800.14%0
Valid Votes126,931100.00%6
Blank Votes6880.53%
Rejected Votes – Other2,3011.77%
Total Polled129,92050.38%
Registered Electors257,902

The following candidates were elected: [13] Miguel Albuquerque (PSD); Olavo Câmara (PS); Sara Madruga da Costa (PSD); Marta Freitas (PS); Sérgio Marques (PSD); and Carlos Pereira (PS).

2015

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

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD47,17639.14%3
Socialist Party PS26,20821.75%2
Left Bloc BE13,39211.11%1
Together for the People JPP8,6707.19%0
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP7,4966.22%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU4,4673.71%0
People Animals Nature PAN2,1851.81%0
Democratic Republican Party PDR2,1471.78%0
The Earth Party Movement MPT1,7471.45%0
Portuguese Labour Party PTP1,7441.45%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,5921.32%0
LIVRE L1,2591.04%0
We, the Citizens! NC1,1250.93%0
National Renewal Party PNR7850.65%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM5260.44%0
Valid Votes120,519100.00%6
Blank Votes1,0280.82%
Rejected Votes – Other3,5862.87%
Total Polled125,13348.85%
Registered Electors256,146

The following candidates were elected: [14] Paulino Ascenção (BE); Rubina Berardo (PSD); Sara Madruga da Costa (PSD); Paulo Neves (PSD); Carlos Pereira (PS); and Luís Vilhena (PS).

2011

Results of the 2011 legislative election held on 5 June 2011: [15]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD68,62051.14%4
Socialist Party PS20,36015.17%1
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP18,97714.14%1
Left Bloc BE5,5684.15%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU5,0963.80%0
New Democracy Party ND4,0373.01%0
Portuguese Labour Party PTP2,9922.23%0
The Earth Party Movement MPT2,5601.91%0
Party for Animals and Nature PAN2,3851.78%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,9671.47%0
National Renewal Party PNR6170.46%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM5380.40%0
Hope for Portugal Movement MEP4610.34%0
Valid Votes134,178100.00%6
Blank Votes1,6421.18%
Rejected Votes – Other3,0312.18%
Total Polled138,85154.30%
Registered Electors255,716

The following candidates were elected: [16] Cláudia Monteiro de Aguiar (PSD); Alberto João Jardim (PSD); Correia de Jesus (PSD); José Manuel Rodrigues (CDS-PP); Jacinto Serrão (PS); and Guilherme Silva (PSD).

2000s

2009

Results of the 2009 legislative election held on 27 September 2009: [17]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD66,19049.49%4
Socialist Party PS26,73519.99%1
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP15,30011.44%1
Left Bloc BE8,4866.35%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU5,7964.33%0
New Democracy Party ND4,7613.56%0
The Earth Party Movement MPT2,8852.16%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,4591.09%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM7260.54%0
Hope for Portugal Movement MEP5760.43%0
National Renewal Party PNR4820.36%0
Merit and Society Movement MMS3360.25%0
Valid Votes133,732100.00%6
Blank Votes1,5521.13%
Rejected Votes – Other2,3231.69%
Total Polled137,60754.78%
Registered Electors251,212

The following candidates were elected: [18] Alberto João Jardim (PSD); Correia de Jesus (PSD); Vânia Jesus (PSD); José Manuel Rodrigues (CDS-PP); Guilherme Silva (PSD); and Bernardo Trindade (PS).

2005

Results of the 2005 legislative election held on 20 February 2005: [19]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD63,52346.53%3
Socialist Party PS49,12235.98%3
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP9,2156.75%0
Left Bloc BE5,2653.86%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU4,9913.66%0
New Democracy Party ND1,8801.38%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,6241.19%0
Humanist Party PH9030.66%0
Valid Votes136,523100.00%6
Blank Votes1,5751.12%
Rejected Votes – Other2,3231.65%
Total Polled140,42160.83%
Registered Electors230,860

The following candidates were elected: [20] Maria Júlia Caré (PS); Alberto João Jardim (PSD); Correia de Jesus (PSD); Maximiano Martins (PS); Guilherme Silva (PSD); and Jacinto Serrão (PS).

2002

Results of the 2002 legislative election held on 17 March 2002: [21]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD67,09454.76%4
Socialist Party PS32,33526.39%1
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP15,18512.39%0
Left Bloc and Popular Democratic Union BE-UDP3,9113.19%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU3,1282.55%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP8700.71%0
Valid Votes122,523100.00%5
Blank Votes1,0820.86%
Rejected Votes – Other1,8631.48%
Total Polled125,46859.09%
Registered Electors212,335

The following candidates were elected: [22] Alberto João Jardim (PSD); Correia de Jesus (PSD); Maximiano Martins (PS); Guilherme Silva (PSD); and Hugo Velosa (PSD).

1990s

1999

Results of the 1999 legislative election held on 10 October 1999: [23]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD56,20547.36%3
Socialist Party PS42,63735.93%2
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP13,20911.13%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU3,4282.89%0
Left Bloc BE1,4811.25%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP6510.55%0
National Solidarity Party PSN5710.48%0
The Earth Party Movement MPT4870.41%0
Valid Votes118,669100.00%5
Blank Votes1,2621.04%
Rejected Votes – Other1,7271.42%
Total Polled121,65858.12%
Registered Electors209,313

The following candidates were elected: [24] Gil França (PS); Alberto João Jardim (PSD); Correia de Jesus (PSD); Guilherme Silva (PSD); and Mota Torres (PS).

1995

Results of the 1995 legislative election held on 1 October 1995: [25]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD61,19647.15%3
Socialist Party PS43,62233.61%2
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP17,15713.22%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP3,6542.82%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU1,7371.34%0
National Solidarity Party PSN8730.67%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR4530.35%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP4260.33%0
The Earth Party Movement MPT3460.27%0
Democratic Party of the Atlantic PDA3270.25%0
Valid Votes129,791100.00%5
Blank Votes9490.71%
Rejected Votes – Other2,0261.53%
Total Polled132,76664.15%
Registered Electors206,959

The following candidates were elected: [26] Luís Amado (PS); Alberto João Jardim (PSD); Correia de Jesus (PSD); Guilherme Silva (PSD); and António Trindade (PS).

1991

Results of the 1991 legislative election held on 6 October 1991: [27]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD78,06963.69%4
Socialist Party PS25,19020.55%1
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS7,6026.20%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP5,7834.72%0
National Solidarity Party PSN2,3151.89%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU1,1870.97%0
Democratic Renewal Party PRD6000.49%0
Democratic Party of the Atlantic PDA5190.42%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR4930.40%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM4250.35%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP3840.31%0
Valid Votes122,567100.00%5
Blank Votes8080.65%
Rejected Votes – Other1,6671.33%
Total Polled125,04264.16%
Registered Electors194,899

The following candidates were elected: [28] Jardim Fernandes (PS); Alberto João Jardim (PSD); Correia de Jesus (PSD); Carlos Lelis (PSD); and Guilherme Silva (PSD).

1980s

1987

Results of the 1987 legislative election held on 19 July 1987: [29]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD77,82966.93%4
Socialist Party PS19,28816.59%1
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS6,2005.33%0
Democratic Renewal Party PRD3,9163.37%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP3,6483.14%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU2,2761.96%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR1,0080.87%0
Christian Democratic Party PDC8290.71%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP5320.46%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM4160.36%0
Portuguese Democratic Movement MDP3450.30%0
Valid Votes116,287100.00%5
Blank Votes1,0090.85%
Rejected Votes – Other1,6111.35%
Total Polled118,90767.16%
Registered Electors177,049

The following candidates were elected: [30] Cecília Catarino (PSD); Alberto João Jardim (PSD); Correia de Jesus (PSD); Carlos Lelis (PSD); and Mota Torres (PS).

1985

Results of the 1985 legislative election held on 6 October 1985: [31]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD68,92858.11%4
Socialist Party PS15,97613.47%1
Democratic Renewal Party PRD11,7239.88%0
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS9,4637.98%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP6,1135.15%0
United People Alliance APU3,9393.32%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR7690.65%0
Christian Democratic Party PDC7040.59%0
Workers' Party of Socialist Unity POUS5270.44%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP4750.40%0
Valid Votes118,617100.00%5
Blank Votes8640.71%
Rejected Votes – Other1,9601.61%
Total Polled121,44169.74%
Registered Electors174,139

The following candidates were elected: [32] Cecília Catarino (PSD); Francisco Jardim (PSD); Correia de Jesus (PSD); Virgílio Pereira (PSD); and Mota Torres (PS).

1983

Results of the 1983 legislative election held on 25 April 1983: [33]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD66,61157.87%4
Socialist Party PS28,88825.10%1
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS9,7348.46%0
United People Alliance APU3,3002.87%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP3,2122.79%0
Democratic Party of the Atlantic PDA1,0200.89%0
Christian Democratic Party PDC6950.60%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR4830.42%0
Workers' Party of Socialist Unity POUS4570.40%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP3580.31%0
Socialist Workers LeagueLST3390.29%0
Valid Votes115,097100.00%5
Blank Votes6030.51%
Rejected Votes – Other2,7432.32%
Total Polled118,44373.41%
Registered Electors161,352

The following candidates were elected: [34] Cecília Catarino (PSD); Jardim Fernandes (PS); Correia de Jesus (PSD); Jorge Mendonça (PSD); and Virgílio Pereira (PSD).

1980

Results of the 1980 legislative election held on 5 October 1980: [35]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD78,98165.49%4
Socialist Party PS20,53117.02%1
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS8,2986.88%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP5,5784.63%0
United People Alliance APU3,6213.00%0
Democratic Party of the Atlantic PDA1,7921.49%0
Christian Democratic Party,
Independent Movement
for the National Reconstruction /
Party of the Portuguese Right
and National Front		PDC-
MIRN/
PDP-
FN		4150.34%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP3900.32%0
Labour Party PT3560.30%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR3560.30%0
Workers' Party of Socialist Unity POUS2780.23%0
Valid Votes120,596100.00%5
Blank Votes1,2381.00%
Rejected Votes – Other2,3041.86%
Total Polled124,13880.90%
Registered Electors153,439

The following candidates were elected: [36] Cecília Catarino (PSD); João Sá Fernandes (PSD); António Vieira Freitas (PSD); Nicolau de Freitas (PSD); and Correia de Jesus (PSD).

1970s

1979

Results of the 1979 legislative election held on 2 December 1979: [37]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD73,62959.50%4
Socialist Party PS21,92117.71%1
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS14,00511.32%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP8,4386.82%0
United People Alliance APU3,8913.14%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,2160.98%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR6550.53%0
Valid Votes123,755100.00%5
Blank Votes5600.44%
Rejected Votes – Other3,0762.41%
Total Polled127,39185.14%
Registered Electors149,617

The following candidates were elected: [38] Alcino Barreto (PSD); Cecília Catarino (PSD); António Vieira Freitas (PSD); Nicolau de Freitas (PSD); and José Maria Silva (PSD).

1976

Results of the 1976 legislative election held on 25 April 1976: [39]

PartyVotes%Seats
Democratic People's Party PPD60,92554.63%4
Socialist Party PS28,64525.68%1
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS15,31013.73%1
Portuguese Communist Party PCP1,6671.49%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP1,4921.34%0
Christian Democratic Party PDC1,4121.27%0
Movement of Socialist Left MES1,0710.96%0
Re-Organized Movement of the Party of the Proletariat MRPP5530.50%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM4560.41%0
Valid Votes111,531100.00%6
Rejected Votes3,3282.90%
Total Polled114,85979.96%
Registered Electors143,641

The following candidates were elected: [40] José Camacho (PPD); Jorge Campinos (PS); José Cabral Fernandes (CDS); Nicolau de Freitas (PPD); Henrique Pontes Leça (PPD); and António Loja (PPD).

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