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Mahora: PP would keep its majority

Mahora (Albacete, 1,430 inhabitants) elects 9 councillors on 23 May 2027; 5 make a majority and choose the mayor. Our projection moves each list's 2023 result by its party's change in the national polls since July 2023; local lists keep their vote.

The council after 23 May, our projection

PP±0
6 councillors (2023: 6) · 64.1% of the vote (2023: 61.9%) Majority 99%
PSOE±0
3 councillors (2023: 3) · 33.9% of the vote (2023: 36.1%) Majority 1%

The line marks a majority (5 of 9). No list with a majority in 0% of 300 simulated elections.

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About Mahora

Mahora is a municipality in the province of Albacete with 1,430 inhabitants, the 32nd largest of its 87 municipalities. Its council has 9 seats, and 5 make a majority to choose the mayor.

In May 2023 PP came first with 61.9% of the vote and 6 seats, an absolute majority; PSOE was second with 3. 85.3% of the 1,195 voters on the roll cast a valid vote.

On today's national polls our projection keeps PP on 6 seats, a majority, which it holds in 99% of our simulations.

Every list, 2023 and projected

  1. PPPP 61.9% → 64.1% 6 → 6 councillors
  2. PSOEPSOE 36.1% → 33.9% 3 → 3 councillors

2023: the official result (Ministerio del Interior), 1,019 valid votes including 20 blank. Pale bar: 2023; solid: our projection. A list needs 5% of the valid vote for a seat.

Near Mahora in size, in Albacete

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