Castellón
Senate of Spain Electoral constituency
Location of Castellón within Spain
Province	Castellón
Autonomous community	Valencian Community
Population	579,962 (2019)[1]
Electorate	420,741 (Nov 2019)
Major settlements	Castellón de la Plana, Villarreal
Current constituency
Created	1977
Seats	4
Member(s)	PP (2)   PSOE (2)

Castellón is one of the 59 constituencies (Spanish: circunscripciones) represented in the Senate of Spain, the upper chamber of the Spanish parliament, the Cortes Generales. The constituency elects four senators. Its boundaries correspond to those of the Spanish province of Castellón. The electoral system uses an open list partial block voting, with electors voting for individual candidates instead of parties. Electors can vote for up to three candidates.

Senators

Elections

2023 general election

Summary of the 23 July 2023 Senate of Spain election results

Candidates	Parties and coalitions		Popular vote
			Votes	%
Y Vicente Martínez Mus		PP	111,009	36.76
Y Susana Marqués Escoín		PP	109,034	36.10
Y Amparo Marco Gual		PSOE	106,717	35.34
Y Vicente Tejedo Tormo		PP	105,453	34.92
• Eva Redondo Gamero		PSOE	100,739	33.36
• Gonzalo Moliner Bellod		PSOE	93,908	31.09
• Elsa Vilalta Fonfría		Sumar	43,904	14.53
• Pedro Sancho Calduch		Vox	41,528	13.75
• Luisa Espinós Zafra		Vox	37,719	12.49
• Marta Caballero Godes		Vox	36,445	12.06
• Rafael Segarra Silvestre		Sumar	34,528	11.43
• Axel Noel Monfort Cano		Sumar	30,997	10.26
• Francisca Hernández Rodríguez		PACMA	3,886	1.28
• Jorge Tur Juan		PACMA	2,302	0.76
• Cristina Rozas Martínez		PACMA	2,284	0.75
• Ricardo Cano Gaviria		Recortes Cero	1,040	0.34
• Juan Amoros Mezquita		FE de las JONS	760	0.25
• Rosa María Lentini Chao		Recortes Cero	619	0.20
Blank ballots			5,105	1.69
Total			867977
Valid votes			301,957	97.60
Invalid votes			7,418	2.39
Votes cast / turnout			309,375	73.71
Abstentions			110,328	26.28
Registered voters			419703
Sources[2]

November 2019 general election

Summary of the 10 November 2019 Senate of Spain election results in Castellón

Candidates	Parties and coalitions		Popular vote
			Votes	%
Y Salomé Pradas Ten		PP	88,350	30.55
Y Artemi Vicent Rallo Lombarte		PSOE	87,092	30.11
Y Ana Belén Edo Gil		PSOE	85,841	29.68
Y Vicente Martínez Mus		PP	83,915	29.01
• Josep Lluis Grau Vallés		PSOE	81,811	28.29
• Inmaculada Yañez Climent		PP	73,411	25.38
• Luis Andrés Cisneros		Vox	47,806	16.53
• Carlos Monsonis Adsuara		Podemos–EUPV	34,238	11.84
• María Martínez Tortosa		Podemos–EUPV	30,202	10.44
• Francisco Porcar Rebollar		Podemos–EUPV	29,740	10.28
• Francisco José Vicent Melchor		Cs	25,036	8.66
• Maria Jesus Sanchís Gual		Cs	21,994	7.60
• Jordi Navarrete Pla		Més Compromís	20,439	7.07
• Milton Trigoso Rojas		Cs	17,817	6.16
• Empar Carceller Centelles		Més Compromís	15,658	5.41
• Carlos Javier Vidaurre Garayo		Més Compromís	15,491	5.36
• Natalia Giner Montañés		PACMA	5,115	1.77
• Ricardo Sancho Arnau		PACMA	2,958	1.02
• Agustí Romeu Sospedra		ERPV	2,840	0.98
• Lorena Velasco Andrés		PACMA	2,839	0.98
• Rosa Lentini Chao		Recortes Cero–GV	899	0.31
• Guillermo Canals Álvarez-Novoa		PUM+J	687	0.24
• Kevin Álvarez Cuesta		PCPE	674	0.23
• Juan Amorós Mezquita		FE–JONS	625	0.22
• Ricardo Cano Gaviria		Recortes Cero–GV	407	0.14
• María Asunción Peris Gómez		FE–JONS	389	0.13
• Pedro Funes García		aUna CV	268	0.09
• Luis Castellet Font		FE–JONS	165	0.06
Blank ballots			5,364	1.85
Total			289,229
Valid votes			289,229	97.64
Invalid votes			6,987	2.36
Votes cast / turnout			296,216	70.40
Abstentions			124,525	29.60
Registered voters			420,741
Sources[3]

References

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