23 July 2023

2023 general election in Ontinyent

Official Congress and Senate results in the municipality.

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Official results · Spanish Interior Ministry

On 23 July 2023, elections were held for the Congress of Deputies and the Senate. These are Ontinyent's results, as they appear in the Spanish Interior Ministry's official files.

Congress and Senate: what was being voted on

For the Congress, each person voted for a single closed list. Seats are not allocated in Ontinyent but in the Valencia constituency, using the votes of the whole province, so this page shows votes and percentages, not seats.

For the Senate, each person could mark up to three candidates, from the same list or different ones, and the province of Valencia elected four senators. Because each voter can cast more than one vote, Senate votes are not added up by party and no percentages are calculated as for the Congress.

Organic Law on the General Electoral System (LOREG), articles 165 and 166 ↗

Congress of Deputies

Turnout: 76.35%

Electoral roll
26,768
Voters
20,438
76.35% of the roll
Abstention
6,330
23.65% of the roll
Valid votes
20,227
Blank
153
0.76% of valid votes
Invalid
211
1.03% of voters
Votes for each list in the Congress in Ontinyent
ListVotes% of valid
PSOEPARTIDO SOCIALISTA OBRERO ESPAÑOL6,58632.56%
PPPARTIDO POPULAR5,99629.64%
SUMAR - COMPROMÍSCOMPROMÍS - SUMAR: SUMEM PER GUANYAR4,64622.97%
VOX2,55612.64%
PACMAPARTIDO ANIMALISTA CON EL MEDIO AMBIENTE1600.79%
FOFRENTE OBRERO330.16%
RECORTES CERO260.13%
EVBESTAT VALENCIÀ DEL BENESTAR240.12%
PUM+JPOR UN MUNDO MÁS JUSTO230.11%
FE de las JONSFALANGE ESPAÑOLA DE LAS J.O.N.S.140.07%
CJCAMINANDO JUNTOS100.05%

Percentages of valid votes (votes for lists plus blank votes), as the Ministry calculates them. Each list appears under its official name for this election.

Turnout updates during the day

During the day: first update, 13,953 voters (52.13% of the roll); second update, 16,635 voters (62.15%). The official file does not give the time of each update.

Senate

Turnout: 75.83%

Electoral roll
26,768
Voters
20,297
75.83% of the roll
Abstention
6,471
24.17% of the roll
Valid votes
19,973
Blank
470
2.35% of valid votes
Invalid
324
1.60% of voters
Votes for each Senate candidate in Ontinyent
CandidateVotesSeat won (province)
Juan Antonio Sagredo MarcoPSOE6,927Seat won
Cristina Moreno FernándezPSOE6,681Seat won
Estela Del Carmen Darocas MarinPP6,145Seat won
Mario Sánchez GonzálezPSOE6,055—
Luis Javier Santamaría RuizPP5,905Seat won
Rubén Moreno PalanquesPP5,755—
Ignacio Blanco GinerSUMAR - COMPROMÍS4,421—
Mariam Varea GrauSUMAR - COMPROMÍS4,062—
Lola Seres GarcíaSUMAR - COMPROMÍS3,704—
Marina Dabán AlonsoVOX2,210—
María del Carmen Valero FauliVOX2,026—
Eduardo Rafael Tellez RuizVOX1,994—
María Elena García PellóPACMA353—
Juan Cruz RodenasPACMA182—
Sarita Jaramillo DuquePACMA170—
Ximo Cunyà i AlcoverEVB70—
Luis María de Mazarredo AznarPUM+J55—
Ricardo Puchades PérezRECORTES CERO41—
Eva Yolanda Del Amo DavóRECORTES CERO34—
José Portales TalaveraFE de las JONS24—
Jorge Molina SalazarCJ17—
José Francisco Crespo AlbiachRECORTES CERO17—
María Desamparados Escriba BlascoCJ12—
José Manuel Jordán CerveraCJ8—

Each voter could mark up to three candidates, so the votes do not add up to the number of voters. “Seat won” means the person was elected senator for the province of Valencia, with the votes of the whole province.

Votes from people registered in Ontinyent who live abroad (CERA) are counted separately, for the province as a whole, and are not included in these figures.

Source and verification

Spanish Interior Ministry, election results database (Infoelectoral): municipal and polling-station files for the July 2023 Congress and Senate elections.

The files mark these results as “Datos oficiales: S” (official data: yes). According to the Ministry's documentation, Se consideran Datos Oficiales solo y exclusivamente los publicados en medios oficiales por las Juntas Electorales.

Checked on 12 November 2026: in the Ministry's municipal records, the 42 polling stations add up exactly to the municipal total for both the Congress and the Senate, and the votes for the lists match the total. As an extra check, the provincial votes (province of Valencia) for the Congress lists and the Senate candidates in the same files match the official summary published in the BOE by the Central Electoral Board. This is a provincial-level check: it complements the validation of the municipal records but does not certify each Ontinyent figure individually.

Official files (SHA-256 fingerprint)
  • 02202307_MUNI.zip · downloaded on 12 November 202608cc98de85fa91f3e808705b9cb1886f63a78997b3563a106f5bedb213aee420
  • 02202307_MESA.zip · downloaded on 12 November 2026e78fc231326a03cf67bbec87b7100ea0c8c46859daa1b2a631c06daaaf1717f8
  • 03202307_MUNI.zip · downloaded on 12 November 2026539e0744216627375079203bca9328aa0b2c4cf474f54df9b241d51af7dcae40
  • 03202307_MESA.zip · downloaded on 12 November 2026f1da7a1d079c663a4163910634a6813f048b932a7de77c64c764fb96ec60b3de

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