Andujar has seen the Popular Party win an overwhelming victory. They have almost doubled the results of the previous regional elections nearly four years ago with a total 8,614 ballots, and 49.25%. I have also put almost 28 points to the PSOE, which collapses in the city more often than at the regional level, and achieves its worst results during the democratic period in the illiterate town with the 3,754 votes. Since 2014, the Socialists have won seven elections (in the European and regional national, as well as municipal, appointments). They lost only in the General Elections in June 2016.
Vox is third with 2,601 votes. This is a slight increase compared to 2018 Andalusians. It rises to fourth place in Andalusia with 932 ballots. Ciudadanos is diluted. However, it is elevated above Teresa Rodriguez and Jaen Melece Mas who have added 355 votes at the polls. The orange formation now has 361 members, far more than the 2,910 who joined it in 2018.
Participation in Andujar was 59.62%. This is slightly lower than the 2018 appointment which was 58.91. There were 185 blank votes, and 186 null votes.
Juan Bravo, the Junta de Andalucia’s acting government delegate and local president, was already foreshadowing this historic victory for the popular ones. Estrella cast her vote at the Felix School Rodriguez de la Fuente where he requested a large participation in order to “continue with policies that allow Andalusia continue advancing, growing.” Estrella was very pleased with Bravo’s performance as the Minister of Finance and candidate for the province. Javier Bravo, Andujar’s Minister of Finance, predicted that June 19, 2022 would be a memorable day.