14th Senate of Spain

The 14th Senate of Spain is the current meeting of the Senate of Spain, the upper house of the Spanish Cortes Generales, with the membership determined primarily by the results of the general election held on 10 November 2019. The Senate met for the first time on 3 December 2019. According to the Constitution of Spain the maximum legislative term of the senate is 4 years from the preceding election.

14th Senate of Spain
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Overview
Legislative bodySenate of Spain
Meeting placePalacio del Senado
Term3 December 2019 (2019-12-03) –
Election10 November 2019
GovernmentSánchez
Websitesenado.es
Senators
Members265
PresidentPilar Llop (PSOE)
First Vice-PresidentCristina Narbona (PSOE)
Second Vice-PresidentPío García-Escudero (PP)
First SecretaryFrancisco Fajardo (PSOE)
Second SecretaryImanol Landa (EAJ)
Third SecretaryRafael Hernando (PP)
Fourth SecretaryCristina Ayala (PP)

Election

The 14th Spanish general election under the 1978 Constitution was held on 10 November 2019. It saw the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) remaining the largest party in the Senate, but falling short of a majority.[1][2]

Alliance Seats +/−
PSOE 93–30
PP 83+29
ERC–Sob–ERPV 11±0
EAJ/PNV 9±0
JxCat–Junts 3+1
Vox 2+2
EH Bildu 1±0
Cs 0–4
Others 6+2
Total 208±0

History

The new senate met for the first time on 3 December 2019 and after two rounds of voting Pilar Llop (PSOE) was elected as President of the Senate of Spain.[3][4]

Other members of the Bureau of the Senate were also elected on 3 December 2019: Cristina Narbona (PSOE), First Vice-President; Pío García-Escudero (PP), Second Vice-President; Francisco Fajardo (PSOE), First Secretary; Imanol Landa (EAJ), Second Secretary; Rafael Hernando (PP), Third Secretary; and Cristina Ayala (PP), Fourth Secretary.[5][6]

Deaths, resignations and regional legislature appointments

The 14th senate has seen the following deaths, resignations and regional legislature appointments:

Elected senators
  • 11 February 2020 – María García (PSOE) resigned after being appointed government delegate in Andalusia. She will be replaced by Abelardo Vico (PSOE).

Appointed senators

Members
Name Constituency No. Votes Party Alliance Group Took office Left office Notes
Patricia AbascalIbiza–Formentera115,574PSIBPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Sofía AcedoMelilla29,080PPPPPeople's10 November 2019
María AdrioPontevedra2160,446PSdeGPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Ana AgudíezSegovia125,891PSCyLPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Carolina AgudoCastilla-La Mancha–AppointedPPCMPPPeople's23 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
José AguilarMálaga3209,692PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
Nerea AhedoBiscay1230,304EAJ/PNVBasque10 November 2019
Antonio AlarcóTenerife194,195PPCPPPeople's10 November 2019
Rosa AldeaPalencia131,890PSCyLPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Francisco AlegreCatalonia–AppointedCsCsCitizens4 May 2018[lower-alpha 1]
María AlíaToledo2122,152PPCMPPPeople's10 November 2019
Jesús AlonsoSoria116,263PSCyLPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Ana AlósHuesca137,769PPAPPPeople's10 November 2019
María ÁlvarezAsturias–AppointedFSAPSOESocialists28 November 2019
Asier AntonaCanaries–AppointedPPCPPPeople's31 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Francisco AragónGranada3151,108PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
José ArandaZaragoza1162,580PPAPPPeople's10 November 2019
Javier ArenasAndalusia–AppointedPPAPPPeople's7 February 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Emilio ArgüesoValencia–AppointedCsCsCitizens27 June 2019[lower-alpha 1]
María ArnáizBurgos264,033PSCyLPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Rosa ArzaLugo267,701PPdeGPPPeople's10 November 2019
José AsensiAlicante1244,327PSPVPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Miguel AubàTarragona1120,622Indep.ERC–SobERC–EHB[lower-alpha 2]10 November 2019
Cristina AyalaBurgos267,742PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019Fourth Secretary.
Sara BailacLleida178,411ERCERC–SobERC–EHB[lower-alpha 2]10 November 2019
José BarreiroLugo169,692PPdeGPPPeople's10 November 2019
José BarriosZamora235,571PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
Mercedes BerenguerValencia2382,882PSPVPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Francisco BernabéMurcia3196,810PPRMPPPeople's10 November 2019
Idurre BidegurenBasque Country–AppointedEH BilduERC–EHB[lower-alpha 2]31 April 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Jokin BildarratzBasque Country–AppointedEAJ/PNVBasque15 December 2016[lower-alpha 1]
Francisco BlancoAsturias1189,325FSAPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Manuel BlascoTeruel120,925PPAPPPeople's10 November 2019
José BolañosCiudad Real387,886PSCMPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Cosme BonetMallorca191,522PSIBPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Josefina BuenoValencia–AppointedPSPVPSOESocialists27 June 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Marisa BustinduyAndalusia–AppointedPSOE-APSOESocialists7 February 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Miquel CaminalLleida271,084ERCERC–SobERC–EHB[lower-alpha 2]10 November 2019
Ana CaminsMadrid–AppointedPPCMPPPeople's11 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Francisco CañizaresCiudad Real190,261PPCMPPPeople's10 November 2019
María CantalapiedraValladolid1114,823PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
Esther CarmonaEl Hierro12,025PSCPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Jesús CaroÁvila123,773PSCyLPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Fran CarrilloAndalusia–AppointedCsCsCitizens7 February 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Verónica CasalA Coruña3181,281PPdeGPPPeople's10 November 2019
Laura CastelTarragona2113,512Indep.ERC–SobERC–EHB[lower-alpha 2]10 November 2019
Santiago CastellàTarragona171,199PSCPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Xavier CastellanaLleida366,067ERCERC–SobERC–EHB[lower-alpha 2]10 November 2019
Assumpció CastellvíCatalonia–AppointedJuntsJxCatNationalists[lower-alpha 3]22 May 2020Left the PDeCAT in Aug. 2020.[11]
María CastroCádiz1187,722PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
Alberto CatalánNavarre3101,945UPNNA+Mixed10 November 2019
José CepedaMadrid–AppointedPSOE-MPSOESocialists11 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Josep CerveraGirona294,236JuntsJxCatNationalists[lower-alpha 3]10 November 2019Left the PDeCAT in Aug. 2020.[11]
Fabián ChineaLa Gomera13,628ASGMixed10 November 2019
Fernando ClavijoCanaries–AppointedCCaCCa–PNCNationalists[lower-alpha 3]31 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Josep CleriesCatalonia–AppointedJuntsJxCatNationalists[lower-alpha 3]4 May 2018[lower-alpha 1]Left the PDeCAT in Aug. 2020.[11]
Mirella CortèsBarcelona1842,875ERCERC–SobERC–EHB[lower-alpha 2]10 November 2019
Antonio CosculluelaHuesca138,650PSAPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Manuel CruzBarcelona1633,890PSCPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Miguel DalmauZaragoza1160,893PSAPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Bienvenido de ArribaSalamanca180,381PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
Manel de la VegaCatalonia–AppointedPSCPSOESocialists27 November 2019
Félix de las CuevasCantabria387,274PPCPPPeople's10 November 2019
Esther del BríoSalamanca369,663PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
María DelgadoSoria215,175PSCyLPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Olivia DelgadoTenerife1119,557PSCPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Javier de LucasValencia1392,987Indep.PSOESocialists10 November 2019
María de PabloLa Rioja158,009PSRPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Fernando de RosaValencia1392,210PPCVPPPeople's10 November 2019
Francisco DíazCastile and León–AppointedPSCyLPSOESocialists24 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Raúl DíazLa Rioja–AppointedPSRPSOESocialists23 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Elena DiegoSalamanca157,000PSCyLPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Ana EdoCastellón285,841PSPVPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Joaquín EgeaTeruel120,686TEMixed10 November 2019
Gorka ElejabarrietaGipuzkoa1102,759EH BilduERC–EHB[lower-alpha 2]10 November 2019
David ErguidoMadrid–AppointedPPCMPPPeople's11 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Adelina EscandellCatalonia–AppointedERCERC–SobERC–EHB[lower-alpha 2]27 November 2019
Manuel EscardaValladolid196,378PSCyLPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Alfonso EscuderoCuenca239,340PSCMPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Baldomero EspinosaBadajoz2136,687PSOE-EPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Rafael EstebanGuadalajara142,048PSCMPSOESocialists10 November 2019
María EtxanoBiscay2222,904EAJ/PNVBasque10 November 2019
Alberto FabraValencia–AppointedPPCVPPPeople's27 June 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Francisco FajardoLanzarote115,400PSCPSOESocialists10 November 2019First Secretary.
Francisco FernándezOurense364,233PPdeGPPPeople's10 November 2019
Jesús FernándezCastilla-La Mancha–AppointedPSCMPSOESocialists23 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
José FernándezZamora132,683PSCyLPSOESocialists10 November 2019
José Miguel FernándezCantabria–AppointedPRCMixed11 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Manuel FernándezJaén3133,728PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
María FernándezAsturias2186,063FSAPSOESocialists10 November 2019
María FernándezPalencia334,261PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
Mercedes FernándezAsturias1156,799PPAPPPeople's10 November 2019
María FernándezCantabria183,561PSCPSOESocialists10 November 2019
María Teresa FernándezCastilla-La Mancha–AppointedPSCMPSOESocialists23 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Xoaquín FernándezGalicia–AppointedPSdeGPSOESocialists20 November 2019
Antonio FerrerMadrid2962,347PSOE-MPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Carlos FlorianoCáceres170,218PPEPPPeople's10 November 2019
Francisco FragosoBadajoz1110,538PPEPPPeople's10 November 2019
Juan FranciscoOurense153,572PSdeGPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Sara GalvánValladolid294,597PSCyLPSOESocialists10 November 2019
María GarcíaGranada2157,071PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 201911 February 2020Replaced by Abelardo Vico.
Pío García-EscuderoMadrid11,226,205PPCMPPPeople's10 November 2019Second Vice-President.
Javier GarcinuñoCáceres379,738PSOE-EPSOESocialists10 November 2019
María GarmendiaGipuzkoa2117,205EAJ/PNVBasque10 November 2019
Ander GilBurgos165,138PSCyLPSOESocialists10 November 2019President.
Juan GilabertSeville3348,890PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
María GodoyBadajoz3136,389PSOE-EPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Ruth GoñiNavarre1102,988CsNA+Citizens10 November 2019
Ana GonzálezLa Rioja161,779PPRPPPeople's10 November 2019
Jesús GonzálezHuelva385,727PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
José GonzálezGuadalajara240,310PPCMPPPeople's10 November 2019
Josefa GonzálezHuelva288,887PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
Pilar GonzálezAndalusia–AppointedAALeft[lower-alpha 4]28 November 2019
Sebastián GonzálezÁvila234,635PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
Jacobo González-RobattoAndalusia–AppointedVoxMixed19 December 2019
José GregorioToledo1126,803PPCMPPPeople's10 November 2019
Javier GuerraPontevedra1158,755PPdeGPPPeople's10 November 2019
Antonio GutiérrezSeville1374,741PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
María HerediaSoria116,299PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
Miguel HerediaMálaga1227,084PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
María HernándezSeville2364,752PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
Paloma HernándezFuerteventura19,336PSCPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Rafael HernandoAlmería1102,428PPAPPPeople's10 November 2019Third Secretary.
Mar HormigoAndalusia–AppointedCsCsCitizens7 February 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Amaro HuelvaHuelva191,662PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
Juan ImbrodaMelilla110,163PPPPPeople's10 November 2019
Juan JuncalA Coruña2188,448PPdeGPPPeople's10 November 2019
Francisco LacalleBurgos167,878PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
Imanol LandaBiscay3220,156EAJ/PNVBasque10 November 2019Second Secretary.
José Ignacio LandaluceCádiz1154,115PPAPPPeople's10 November 2019
Amaya LandínCantabria297,872PPCPPPeople's10 November 2019
Fernando LastraAsturias3180,622FSAPSOESocialists10 November 2019
José LatorreJaén2135,192PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
Rafael LemusExtremadura–AppointedPSOE-EPSOESocialists19 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Joan LermaValencia–AppointedPSPVPSOESocialists27 June 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Carmen LeyteOurense266,682PPdeGPPPeople's10 November 2019
Julia LiberalÁlava137,204PSE-EEPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Pilar LlopMadrid–AppointedPSOE-MPSOESocialists11 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Fernando LópezAndalusia–AppointedPSOE-APSOESocialists12 September 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Jordi LópezMenorca110,406PPIBPPPeople's10 November 2019
María Teresa LópezCastile and León–AppointedPSCyLPSOESocialists24 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Miguel LorenzoA Coruña1197,532PPdeGPPPeople's10 November 2019
María LunaCórdoba1147,838PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
María MacíasBadajoz1141,687PSOE-EPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Antonio MagdalenaNavarre182,809PSNPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Tomás MarcosMadrid–AppointedCsCsCitizens11 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
José Vicente MaríBalearics–AppointedPPIBPPPeople's12 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
José MarínMurcia1182,638VoxMixed10 November 2019
Javier MarotoCastile and León–AppointedPPCyLPPPeople's24 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Francisco MárquezJaén1140,337PPAPPPeople's10 November 2019
Jordi MartíGirona1116,664ERCERC–SobERC–EHB[lower-alpha 2]10 November 2019
Beatriz MartínTeruel219,060TEMixed10 November 2019
Estefanía MartínMálaga2220,436PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
Jesús MartínCiudad Real192,472PSCMPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Juan MartínÁvila137,865PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
María MartínZamora333,423PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
Ana MartínezAlicante2238,631PSPVPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Fernando MartínezAlmería187,519PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
Gerardo MartínezSoria216,060PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
Jorge MartínezPalencia237,375PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
María MartínezCuenca240,732PPCMPPPeople's10 November 2019
Vicente MartínezCastellón283,915PPCVPPPeople's10 November 2019
Fernando Martínez-MaílloZamora136,025PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
Koldo MartínezNavarre–AppointedZabaltzenGBLeft[lower-alpha 4]27 September 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Robert MasihBarcelona3620,703ERCERC–SobERC–EHB[lower-alpha 2]10 November 2019
Jami MatamalaGirona1110,351JuntsJxCatNationalists[lower-alpha 3]10 November 2019Left the PDeCAT in Aug. 2020.[11]
Rodrigo MediavillaPalencia138,609PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
Juan MedinaÁlava241,447EAJ/PNVBasque10 November 2019
Pedro MenesesTenerife2112,327PSCPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Carmen MínguezCiudad Real290,374PSCMPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Manuel MirandaAlbacete169,892PSCMPSOESocialists10 November 2019
César MogoLugo155,284PSdeGPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Susanna MollMallorca287,196PSIBPSOESocialists10 November 2019
José Antonio MonagoExtremadura–AppointedPPEPPPeople's19 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Pedro MontalvoLa Rioja255,876PSRPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Ramón MoralesGran Canaria1117,441PSCPSOESocialists10 November 2019
María MoránLeón286,327PSCyLPSOESocialists10 November 2019
María MorenoCáceres282,280PSOE-EPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Rubén MorenoValencia2369,835PPCVPPPeople's10 November 2019
Alfonso MoscosoCádiz2174,324PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
Carles MuletValencia–AppointedIdPVCompromísLeft[lower-alpha 4]27 June 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Alfonso MuñozCórdoba2140,768PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
Ángeles MuñozMálaga1218,244PPAPPPeople's10 November 2019
David MuñozCeuta110,071PPPPPeople's10 November 2019
Elena MuñozGalicia–AppointedPPdeGPPPeople's20 November 2019
Montserrat MuroToledo2115,444PSCMPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Miguel NacarinoCáceres183,271PSOE-EPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Cristina NarbonaMadrid11,058,583PSOE-MPSOESocialists10 November 2019First Vice-President.
Micaela NavarroJaén1140,844PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
Txema OleagaBiscay1120,371PSE-EEPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Félix OrtegaToledo1117,567PSCMPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Almuden OtaolaÁlava144,409EAJ/PNVBasque10 November 2019
María OteroAsturias–AppointedFSAPSOESocialists28 November 2019
Gonzalo PalacínHuesca335,791PSAPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Marta PascalCatalonia–AppointedPDeCATJxCatNationalists[lower-alpha 3]4 May 2018[lower-alpha 1]4 March 2020Resigned to join the PNC.
María Adelaida PedrosaAlicante2247,328PPCVPPPeople's10 November 2019
Rosa PeralÁlava340,414EAJ/PNVBasque10 November 2019
Borja PérezLa Palma112,735PPCPPPeople's10 November 2019
Elisenda PérezGirona2104,529ERCERC–SobERC–EHB[lower-alpha 2]10 November 2019
Pablo PérezSegovia232,245PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
Bernat PicornellCatalonia–AppointedERCERC–SobERC–EHB[lower-alpha 2]4 May 2018[lower-alpha 1]
Inés María Plaza GarcíaAlmería285,827PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
Luis PlazaValladolid2108,906PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
María Carmen Isabel PoboTeruel219,820PPAPPPeople's10 November 2019
Modesto PosePontevedra1164,705PSdeGPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Salomé PradasCastellón188,350PPCVPPPeople's10 November 2019
Fernando PriegoCórdoba1130,900PPAPPPeople's10 November 2019
Javier PuenteCantabria1102,966PPCPPPeople's10 November 2019
Artemi RalloCastellón187,092PSPVPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Pedro RamosCanaries–AppointedPSCPSOESocialists31 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Sergio RamosGran Canaria197,298PPCPPPeople's10 November 2019
Lourdes RetuertoMurcia–AppointedPSRMPSOESocialists20 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Mayte RiveroLleida153,691JuntsJxCatNationalists[lower-alpha 3]10 November 2019Left the PDeCAT in Aug. 2020.[11]
Gonzalo RoblesSalamanca276,978PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
José RoblesGranada1139,361PPAPPPeople's10 November 2019
Patricia RodríguezÁvila333,419PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
Ramón RodríguezAlbacete270,869PPCMPPPeople's10 November 2019
Tontxu RodríguezBasque Country–AppointedPSE-EEPSOESocialists15 December 2016[lower-alpha 1]
Luis Rodríguez-ComendadorAlmería298,213PPAPPPeople's10 November 2019
Pilar RojoPontevedra2154,434PPdeGPPPeople's10 November 2019
Donelia RoldánAlbacete267,625PSCMPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Lorena RoldánCatalonia–AppointedCsCsCitizens4 May 2018[lower-alpha 1]
Pedro RollánMadrid21,153,526PPCMPPPeople's10 November 2019
Antonio RománGuadalajara143,281PPCMPPPeople's10 November 2019
Juan RosCeuta111,284VoxMixed10 November 2019
Eduardo RubiñoMadrid–AppointedMMLeft[lower-alpha 4]11 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]12 July 2021Replaced by Pablo Perpinyà.
Luisa RudiAragon–AppointedPPAPPPeople's6 September 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Josep RufàTarragona3104,835ERCERC–SobERC–EHB[lower-alpha 2]10 November 2019
Víctor RuizZaragoza3151,378PSAPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Teresa Ruiz-SilleroAndalusia–AppointedPPAPPPeople's7 February 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Pablo RuzAlicante1262,256PPCVPPPeople's10 November 2019
Amelia SalanuevaNavarre2104,424PPNNA+People's10 November 2019
María SalomMallorca193,266PPIBPPPeople's10 November 2019
José SánchezHuelva254,564PPAPPPeople's10 November 2019
Miguel SánchezMurcia–AppointedCsCsCitizens20 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Clemente Sánchez-GarnicaAragon–AppointedPARMixed6 September 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Saturnina SantanaGran Canaria2111,576PSCPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Carlota SantiagoMadrid–AppointedCsCsCitizens11 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Javier SantiagoLeón285,666PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
José Luis SanzSeville1256,950PPAPPPeople's10 November 2019
Juan SanzSegovia327,943PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
Paloma SanzSegovia133,340PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
Antonio SerranoAlbacete174,357PPCMPPPeople's10 November 2019
María SerranoCórdoba3140,252PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
Riansares SerranoGuadalajara240,295PSCMPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Rosa SerranoHuesca236,686PSAPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Antonio SilvánLeón185,627PPCyLPPPeople's10 November 2019
Ana María SurraBarcelona2711,195ERCERC–SobERC–EHB[lower-alpha 2]10 November 2019
Violante TomásMurcia1247,098PPRMPPPeople's10 November 2019
Carmen TorralbaCuenca140,372PSCMPSOESocialists10 November 2019
José TortosaCuenca141,754PPCMPPPeople's10 November 2019
Luke Uribe-EtxebarriaGipuzkoa3115,120EAJ/PNVBasque10 November 2019
María VaqueroGipuzkoa1120,481EAJ/PNVBasque10 November 2019
Manuel VarelaLugo365,672PPdeGPPPeople's10 November 2019
Antonio VázquezA Coruña1185,015PSdeGPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Jesús VázquezGalicia–AppointedPPdeGPPPeople's20 November 2019
Juan VázquezMurcia2235,078PPRMPPPeople's10 November 2019
Miguel VázquezAndalusia–AppointedPSOE-APSOESocialists7 February 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Cándida VerdierCádiz3171,797PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019
Abelardo VicoGranada––PSOE-APSOESocialistsReplaces María García.
Salvador VidalLeón188,069PSCyLPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Vicenç VidalBalearics–AppointedPSMMésLeft[lower-alpha 4]12 July 2019[lower-alpha 1]
Sara VilàCatalonia–AppointedICVUPLeft[lower-alpha 4]4 May 2018[lower-alpha 1]
Ana VillarZaragoza2157,873PSAPSOESocialists10 November 2019
Miguel VisoOurense168,349PPdeGPPPeople's10 November 2019
Carlos YécoraLa Rioja259,582PPRPPPeople's10 November 2019
Alejandro ZubeldiaGranada1160,596PSOE-APSOESocialists10 November 2019

See also

Notes
  1. Appointed by a regional legislature during a previous senate, continued to serve in 14th senate.
  2. Republican Left of Catalonia–EH Bildu
  3. Nationalists: Together for Catalonia–Canarian Coalition/Canarian Nationalist Party
  4. Confederation of the Left: Adelante Andalucía–Més per Mallorca–Más Madrid–Coalició Compromís–Geroa Bai–Catalunya en Comú–Podem

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