Cádiz Loses His Ninth Congressional Deputy 11 Years Later
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The distribution of seats by province changes according to the population, although Congress retains its 350 deputies.
The Andalusian politicians who will represent the community in Congress are reduced and it is the province of Cadiz that remains in the House.
The Senate will have 32 representatives from the region
Diario de Cádiz
Diario de JerezThe province of Cadiz will only elect in the generals of 29-N eight congressmen because of the registry, which grows more in other points of Spain The seat that Cádiz loses wins Madrid, which will have 38 representatives in the Lower Chamber in the next leg
The BOE publishes the Royal Decree 806/2026: the general elections 29N will be on November 29 and Madrid wins a deputy while Cádiz loses one. The entry The BOE confirms the general elections of 29N: Madrid wins a deputy and Cádiz loses one was first published in What!.
The Official State Gazette (BOE) has definitively fixed the general election board on 29 November. Royal Decree 806/2026, published on Tuesday, keeps the number of congressional deputies at 350, but introduces a readjustment in the provincial distribution that can have political consequences: Madrid wins a seat and goes from 37 to 38, while Cadiz loses one and goes down from nine to eight. The rest of the constituencies retains the representatio…
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