Vila Real (Assembly of the Republic constituency)

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Vila Real
Constituency
for the Assembly of the Republic
Distrikt Vila Real in Portugal.svg
Location of Vila Real within Portugal
District Vila Real
Population184,525 (2022) [1]
Electorate213,093 (2022)
Area4,307 km2 (2022) [2]
Current Constituency
Created1976
Seats
List
  • 5 (1995–present)
  • 6 (1979–1995)
  • 7 (1976–1979)
Deputies [3]
List

Vila Real 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 Vila Real. The constituency currently elects five of the 230 members of the Assembly of the Republic using the closed party-list proportional representation electoral system. At the 2022 legislative election it had 213,093 registered electors.

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Electoral system

Vila Real currently elects five 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
2022 1,7751.72%02,4422.36%043,48942.11%38150.79%042,12840.79%21,8981.84%01,6651.61%07,5697.33%0
2019 2,5132.63%06,0716.35%037,31239.04%21,6321.71%039,13640.95%34270.45%04,5204.73%07920.83%0
2015 3,2623.07%05,6975.35%036,46234.27%26640.62%056,26252.88%3
2011 3,6563.15%02,7842.40%034,82530.01%26170.53%061,45552.96%310,3858.95%0
2009 3,6202.95%06,9295.64%045,53137.08%251,82042.20%312,72810.37%01840.15%0
2005 3,2752.67%03,0192.46%055,12344.98%350,54541.25%28,5096.94%0
2002 2,5162.03%01,1160.90%040,36832.49%268,51855.15%310,2258.23%0
1999 3,0042.46%01,0010.82%050,71341.57%256,64646.43%38,5076.97%0
1995 2,5671.97%05060.39%053,25940.80%261,29046.95%310,4207.98%0
1991 3,3772.64%034,05126.64%25220.41%079,19061.95%46,6925.24%0
1987 5,5594.23%05440.41%027,63921.03%11,8321.39%084,96564.64%56,7415.13%0
1985 7,8046.19%01,1080.88%030,12923.90%211,3509.00%055,38843.93%316,37512.99%1
1983 7,0895.57%08320.65%042,75833.57%255,54743.61%316,76813.16%1
1980 7,3745.32%01,0970.79%032,73323.61%189,20964.35%5
1979 8,9206.44%02,2221.60%036,18426.11%284,07160.66%4
1976 4,0863.39%01,1920.99%034,27728.44%250,73642.10%423,80819.76%1

(Figures in italics represent alliances.)

Detailed

2020s

2022

Results of the 2022 legislative election held on 30 January 2022: [8]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist Party PS43,48942.11%3
Social Democratic Party PSD42,12840.79%2
Chega CH7,5697.33%0
Left Bloc BE2,4422.36%0
Liberal Initiative IL1,8981.84%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU1,7751.72%0
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP1,6651.61%0
People Animals Nature PAN8150.79%0
LIVRE L5660.55%0
React, Include, Recycle RIR3690.36%0
Socialist Alternative Movement MAS2060.20%0
We, the Citizens! NC1440.14%0
Ergue-te E790.08%0
Volt Portugal Volt760.07%0
Earth Party PT640.06%0
Valid Votes103,285100.00%5
Blank Votes9430.90%
Rejected Votes – Other1,0801.03%
Total Polled105,30849.42%
Registered Electors213,093

The following candidates were elected: [9] Artur Soveral Andrade (PSD); Cláudia Bento (PSD); Fátima Correia Pinto (PS); Francisco Rocha (PS); and Agostinho Santa (PS).

2010s

2019

Results of the 2019 legislative election held on 6 October 2019: [10]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD39,13640.95%3
Socialist Party PS37,31239.04%2
Left Bloc BE6,0716.35%0
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP4,5204.73%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU2,5132.63%0
People Animals Nature PAN1,6321.71%0
Chega CH7920.83%0
Alliance A6960.73%0
React, Include, Recycle RIR6490.68%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP5700.60%0
LIVRE L5470.57%0
Liberal Initiative IL4270.45%0
Democratic Republican Party PDR1890.20%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM1880.20%0
We, the Citizens! NC1710.18%0
National Renewal Party PNR1610.17%0
Valid Votes95,574100.00%5
Blank Votes2,2462.24%
Rejected Votes – Other2,4162.41%
Total Polled100,23645.75%
Registered Electors219,081

The following candidates were elected: [11] Artur Soveral Andrade (PSD); Cláudia Bento (PSD); Luís Leite Ramos (PSD); Francisco Rocha (PS); and Ascenso Simões (PS).

2015

Results of the 2015 legislative election held on 4 October 2015: [12]

PartyVotes%Seats
Portugal Ahead PàF56,26252.88%3
Socialist Party PS36,46234.27%2
Left Bloc BE5,6975.35%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU3,2623.07%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,0100.95%0
Democratic Republican Party PDR8040.76%0
People Animals Nature PAN6640.62%0
ACT! (Portuguese Labour Party
and Socialist Alternative Movement)		AGIR5180.49%0
LIVRE L3830.36%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM3180.30%0
The Earth Party Movement MPT3010.28%0
National Renewal Party PNR2800.26%0
We, the Citizens! NC2790.26%0
United Party of Retirees and Pensioners PURP1530.14%0
Valid Votes106,393100.00%5
Blank Votes1,9321.75%
Rejected Votes – Other1,9541.77%
Total Polled110,27947.96%
Registered Electors229,963

The following candidates were elected: [13] Luís Pedro Pimentel (PàF); Luís Leite Ramos (PàF); Francisco Rocha (PS); Ascenso Simões (PS); and Maria Manuela Tender (PàF).

2011

Results of the 2011 legislative election held on 5 June 2011: [14]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD61,45552.96%3
Socialist Party PS34,82530.01%2
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP10,3858.95%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU3,6563.15%0
Left Bloc BE2,7842.40%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP6750.58%0
Party for Animals and Nature PAN6170.53%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM5740.49%0
The Earth Party Movement MPT3040.26%0
Portuguese Labour Party PTP2540.22%0
Hope for Portugal Movement MEP2340.20%0
National Renewal Party PNR1470.13%0
Democratic Party of the Atlantic PDA1210.10%0
Valid Votes116,031100.00%5
Blank Votes2,0431.71%
Rejected Votes – Other1,4771.24%
Total Polled119,55150.80%
Registered Electors235,328

The following candidates were elected: [15] Pedro Passos Coelho (PSD); Pedro Silva Pereira (PS); Luís Leite Ramos (PSD); Rui Jorge Santos (PS); and Maria Manuela Tender (PSD).

2000s

2009

Results of the 2009 legislative election held on 27 September 2009: [16]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD51,82042.20%3
Socialist Party PS45,53137.08%2
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP12,72810.37%0
Left Bloc BE6,9295.64%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU3,6202.95%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP7640.62%0
Hope for Portugal Movement MEP3580.29%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM3300.27%0
Merit and Society Movement MMS2750.22%0
The Earth Party Movement and Humanist Party MPT-PH2580.21%0
Pro-Life Party PPV1840.15%0
Valid Votes122,797100.00%5
Blank Votes1,5731.25%
Rejected Votes – Other1,7541.39%
Total Polled126,12453.38%
Registered Electors236,262

The following candidates were elected: [17] José de Bianchi (PS); António Cabeleira (PSD); António Montalvão Machado (PSD); Pedro Silva Pereira (PS); and Isabel Sequeira (PSD).

2005

Results of the 2005 legislative election held on 20 February 2005: [18]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist Party PS55,12344.98%3
Social Democratic Party PSD50,54541.25%2
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP8,5096.94%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU3,2752.67%0
Left Bloc BE3,0192.46%0
New Democracy Party ND6310.51%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP5620.46%0
Humanist Party PH5070.41%0
National Renewal Party PNR2070.17%0
Democratic Party of the Atlantic PDA1640.13%0
Valid Votes122,542100.00%5
Blank Votes1,6631.32%
Rejected Votes – Other1,6301.30%
Total Polled125,83556.81%
Registered Electors221,516

The following candidates were elected: [19] Rosário Águas (PSD); Paula Barros (PS); Ricardo Martins (PSD); Pedro Silva Pereira (PS); and Ascenso Simões (PS).

2002

Results of the 2002 legislative election held on 17 March 2002: [20]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD68,51855.15%3
Socialist Party PS40,36832.49%2
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP10,2258.23%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU2,5162.03%0
Left Bloc BE1,1160.90%0
Humanist Party PH4310.35%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP4190.34%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM3340.27%0
The Earth Party Movement MPT3070.25%0
Valid Votes124,234100.00%5
Blank Votes8420.66%
Rejected Votes – Other1,6541.31%
Total Polled126,73057.42%
Registered Electors220,723

The following candidates were elected: [21] Assunção Esteves (PSD); Bessa Guerra (PSD); António Nazaré Pereira (PSD); Pedro Silva Pereira (PS); and Ascenso Simões (PS).

1990s

1999

Results of the 1999 legislative election held on 10 October 1999: [22]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD56,64646.43%3
Socialist Party PS50,71341.57%2
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP8,5076.97%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU3,0042.46%0
Left Bloc BE1,0010.82%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM6540.54%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP6450.53%0
National Solidarity Party PSN5090.42%0
The Earth Party Movement MPT3280.27%0
Valid Votes122,007100.00%5
Blank Votes8610.69%
Rejected Votes – Other1,5421.24%
Total Polled124,41056.69%
Registered Electors219,442

The following candidates were elected: [23] António Martinho (PS); Manuel do Nascimento Martins (PSD); António Nazaré Pereira (PSD); Vitor Ramalho (PS); and Francisco Tavares (PSD).

1995

Results of the 1995 legislative election held on 1 October 1995: [24]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD61,29046.95%3
Socialist Party PS53,25940.80%2
CDS – People's Party CDS–PP10,4207.98%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU2,5671.97%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP7720.59%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR6830.52%0
National Solidarity Party PSN5280.40%0
People's PartyPG5190.40%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP5060.39%0
Valid Votes130,544100.00%5
Blank Votes6920.52%
Rejected Votes – Other1,9341.45%
Total Polled133,17059.45%
Registered Electors224,022

The following candidates were elected: [25] Eurico Figueiredo (PS); António Martinho (PS); Costa Pereira (PSD); Fernando Pereira (PSD); and Eduardo Azevedo Soares (PSD).

1991

Results of the 1991 legislative election held on 6 October 1991: [26]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD79,19061.95%4
Socialist Party PS34,05126.64%2
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS6,6925.24%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU3,3772.64%0
National Solidarity Party PSN1,5601.22%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR1,0640.83%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM7660.60%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP6060.47%0
Democratic Renewal Party PRD5220.41%0
Valid Votes127,828100.00%6
Blank Votes8020.61%
Rejected Votes – Other2,1411.64%
Total Polled130,77160.96%
Registered Electors214,502

The following candidates were elected: [27] José Costa Leite (PSD); Eurico Figueiredo (PS); António Martinho (PS); Valente de Oliveira (PSD); Fernando Pereira (PSD); and Nuno Ribeiro da Silva (PSD).

1980s

1987

Results of the 1987 legislative election held on 19 July 1987: [28]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD84,96564.64%5
Socialist Party PS27,63921.03%1
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS6,7415.13%0
Unitary Democratic Coalition CDU5,5594.23%0
Democratic Renewal Party PRD1,8321.39%0
Christian Democratic Party PDC1,4851.13%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR7780.59%0
Communist Party (Reconstructed) PC(R)7520.57%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP5440.41%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM4360.33%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP3650.28%0
Portuguese Democratic Movement MDP3510.27%0
Valid Votes131,447100.00%6
Blank Votes1,1520.85%
Rejected Votes – Other3,3152.44%
Total Polled135,91466.27%
Registered Electors205,087

The following candidates were elected: [29] Daniel Bastos (PSD); Assunção Esteves (PSD); Carlos Lage (PS); Valente de Oliveira (PSD); Fernando Pereira (PSD); and João Teixeira (PSD).

1985

Results of the 1985 legislative election held on 6 October 1985: [30]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD55,38843.93%3
Socialist Party PS30,12923.90%2
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS16,37512.99%1
Democratic Renewal Party PRD11,3509.00%0
United People Alliance APU7,8046.19%0
Christian Democratic Party PDC1,4821.18%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP1,1080.88%0
Workers' Party of Socialist Unity POUS8020.64%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR7440.59%0
Communist Party (Reconstructed) PC(R)5210.41%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP3720.30%0
Valid Votes126,075100.00%6
Blank Votes1,1880.90%
Rejected Votes – Other4,0373.07%
Total Polled131,30066.70%
Registered Electors196,854

The following candidates were elected: [31] Amândio Azevedo (PSD); Daniel Bastos (PSD); Aloísio Fonseca (PS); Coimbra Martins (PS); Francisco Teixeira (CDS); and João Teixeira (PSD).

1983

Results of the 1983 legislative election held on 25 April 1983: [32]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party PSD55,54743.61%3
Socialist Party PS42,75833.57%2
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS16,76813.16%1
United People Alliance APU7,0895.57%0
Christian Democratic Party PDC1,1460.90%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM1,0930.86%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP8320.65%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR5440.43%0
Workers' Party of Socialist Unity POUS4380.34%0
Portuguese Marxist–Leninist Communist Organization OCMLP4130.32%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP3940.31%0
Socialist Workers LeagueLST3590.28%0
Valid Votes127,381100.00%6
Blank Votes7790.59%
Rejected Votes – Other4,0913.09%
Total Polled132,25171.43%
Registered Electors185,138

The following candidates were elected: [33] Amândio Azevedo (PSD); Daniel Bastos (PSD); José Fillol (PS); Carlos Augusto Pires (PS); Tomás Espirito Santo (CDS); and João Teixeira (PSD).

1980

Results of the 1980 legislative election held on 5 October 1980: [34]

PartyVotes%Seats
Democratic Alliance AD89,20964.35%5
Republican and Socialist Front FRS32,73323.61%1
United People Alliance APU7,3745.32%0
Workers' Party of Socialist Unity POUS2,2591.63%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP2,1631.56%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR1,5031.08%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP1,0970.79%0
Labour Party PT9870.71%0
Portuguese Marxist–Leninist Communist Organization OCMLP7400.53%0
Christian Democratic Party,
Independent Movement
for the National Reconstruction /
Party of the Portuguese Right
and National Front		PDC-
MIRN/
PDP-
FN		5640.41%0
Valid Votes138,629100.00%6
Blank Votes8160.57%
Rejected Votes – Other4,1282.88%
Total Polled143,57380.94%
Registered Electors177,379

The following candidates were elected: [35] Amândio Azevedo (AD); Daniel Bastos (AD); Maria da Glória Duarte (AD); António Azevedo Gomes (FRS); Joaquim Pinto (AD); and Alexandre Reigoto (AD).

1970s

1979

Results of the 1979 legislative election held on 2 December 1979: [36]

PartyVotes%Seats
Democratic Alliance AD84,07160.66%4
Socialist Party PS36,18426.11%2
United People Alliance APU8,9206.44%0
Christian Democratic Party PDC2,3671.71%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP2,2221.60%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party PCTP1,7391.25%0
Left-wing Union for the Socialist Democracy UEDS1,5631.13%0
Revolutionary Socialist Party PSR1,1300.82%0
Portuguese Marxist–Leninist Communist Organization OCMLP4020.29%0
Valid Votes138,598100.00%6
Blank Votes1,2120.83%
Rejected Votes – Other6,0074.12%
Total Polled145,81785.03%
Registered Electors171,488

The following candidates were elected: [37] Amândio Azevedo (AD); Daniel Bastos (AD); Manuel Fontoura (AD); Júlio Montalvão Machado (PS); Chaves Medeiros (PS); and Alexandre Reigoto (AD).

1976

Results of the 1976 legislative election held on 25 April 1976: [38]

PartyVotes%Seats
Democratic People's Party PPD50,73642.10%4
Socialist Party PS34,27728.44%2
Social Democratic Centre Party CDS23,80819.76%1
Portuguese Communist Party PCP4,0863.39%0
Popular Democratic Union UDP1,1920.99%0
People's Monarchist Party PPM1,0790.90%0
Christian Democratic Party PDC1,0410.86%0
Worker–Peasant Alliance AOC9360.78%0
Movement of Socialist Left MES8900.74%0
Internationalist Communist League LCI8770.73%0
People's Socialist Front FSP6480.54%0
Re-Organized Movement of the Party of the Proletariat MRPP5340.44%0
Communist Party of Portugal (Marxist–Leninist) PCP(ML)4060.34%0
Valid Votes120,510100.00%7
Rejected Votes9,6237.39%
Total Polled130,13378.30%
Registered Electors166,189

The following candidates were elected: [39] Amândio Azevedo (PPD); António Barreto (PS); Manuel Fontoura (PPD); Chaves Medeiros (PS); Fernando Pinto (PPD); Alexandre Reigoto (CDS); and António Veríssimo (PPD).

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