Los 103 municipalities in the province of Malaga They elect this May 28 a total of 1,215 councilors. There are eight more councilors than in the 2019 municipal elections due to the increase in population registered in three towns: Rincón de la Victoria, Cartajima and Faraján. In the 2023 municipal elections, 1,317,602 people from Malaga are called to the polls, 57,738 of them will vote for the first time having reached the age of majority in the last four years.
From Malaga Today You can follow on this same page, live, the results of the municipal elections 2023 in Malaga, with the update of the count in the 103 towns of the province, with the number of votes, political parties and councilors that will come out of these votes.
On this web page we enable the monitoring of the electoral results of this 28M in each of the municipalities of Malaga in real time. As of the closing of the electoral colleges in the Canary Islands at 9:00 p.m., the scrutiny will begin to be known and results of the municipal elections 2023municipality by municipality
Through our graphs you can access the number of votes received by each candidacy, number of councilors and final composition of the council of all municipalities.
The application also allows you to calculate the coalitions that may be needed to govern in each town hall.
In total, in the province of Malaga there are 52 political parties, coalitions and groups of voters, four less than in the previous elections of 2019. The capital is where the most formations concur (12), followed by the ten in Mijas; nine in Marbella and Vélez-Málaga; eight in Torremolinos, or seven in Rincón de la Victoria, Benalmádena, Ronda and Álora.
In the last local elections in the province, the PP won the number of votes, seized power in the large municipalities of the Costa del Sol (except Benalmádena) and managed to maintain the government of the Provincial Council by agreeing with Cs; but the PSOE obtained more councilors and 37 absolute majorities, especially in small towns.
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