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Proclaimed candidacies · BOE 3 Nov 2026

Jaén

Lists proclaimed for Congress (ordered by expected seats) and the Senate. 'Almost certain': according to the forecast, the probability of winning that position is 95% or more; it is not a result.

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Congress

PSOE PARTIDO SOCIALISTA OBRERO ESPAÑOL

  • 1 Isabel Uceda Cantero Almost certain

    Spanish politician

  • 2 Juan Francisco Serrano Martínez
    Member of the Congress in the 15th legislature for Jaén (PSOE)
    Official profile
  • 3 Ainoa Caravaca Collados
  • 4 Abelardo de la Rosa Díaz
  • 5 Andrea Alcántara Carrillo

PP PARTIDO POPULAR

  • 1 Luis Mariano Camacho Nuñez (Chiqui) Almost certain
  • 2 Mariola Aranda García Almost certain
  • 3 Antonio Losa Valdivieso
  • 4 María Mercedes Flores Sánchez
  • 5 Víctor Manuel López Colorado

VOX

  • Francisco José Alcaraz Martos
    Photo: Contando Estrelas from Vigo, España / Spain, CC BY-SA 2.0
    1 Francisco José Alcaraz Martos Almost certain
    Member of the Congress in the 15th legislature for Jaén (VOX)
    Official profile
  • 2 María Magdalena Puentedura Pérez
  • 3 Fernando Navas Ruiz
  • 4 María Del Pilar Sánchez Pérez
  • 5 Manuel Ureña Contreras

ADELANTE ANDALUCÍA

  • 1 Silvia Cano Contreras
  • 2 Carlos Rubén Urbita Molina
  • 3 María Ascensión Venteo Neff
  • 4 Yonathan Chamorro González
  • 5 Mariana Fernández Montávez

SALF SE ACABÓ LA FIESTA

  • 1 Juan Javier Reverte López
  • 2 Marta Álvarez Leal
  • 3 Juan José Ponce Garrido
  • 4 Almudena Calderón Cruz
  • 5 Juan Pedro Juárez Alcalá

PODEMOS

  • 1 Dolores Rodríguez López
  • 2 Alberto Cantudo Cantarero
  • 3 María Inmaculada Moreno Díaz
  • 4 Diego García Guzmán
  • 5 Remedios Castaño Domene

FA FRENTE AMPLIO

  • 1 Antonio Ortega Ruiz (Frente Amplio Andaluz)
  • 2 Josefa Palomares Sánchez (Frente Amplio Andaluz)
  • 3 Jesús González Barranco (Frente Amplio Andaluz)
  • 4 Sara Cera Martínez (Frente Amplio Andaluz)
  • 5 Manuel Cazalla Ortega (Frente Amplio Andaluz)

FO FRENTE OBRERO

  • 1 Erika Villegas Ruiz
  • 2 Manuel José Choza Serrano
  • 3 Amelia Guerrero Tierraseca
  • 4 Sergio Fuentes Expósito
  • 5 Claudia María Soler Sedano

PCTE PARTIDO COMUNISTA DE LOS TRABAJADORES DE ESPAÑA

  • 1 Juan Francisco Salinas Montoro
  • 2 Adriana Morales Salas
  • 3 Enrique Navarro Traver
  • 4 María del Carmen Sánchez Castellanos
  • 5 Rafael Torres Pérez

PACMA PARTIDO ANIMALISTA CON EL MEDIO AMBIENTE

  • 1 Noemí Pulido Galán
  • 2 Juan Antonio Montijano Candel
  • 3 Inmaculada Garcia Ramírez
  • 4 Manuel Ortega Pegalajar
  • 5 Mercedes Escabias Sutil

MUNDO+JUSTO POR UN MUNDO MAS JUSTO

  • 1 Francisca Amaro Lombardo
  • 2 Juan Ángel Iglesias García
  • 3 María Magdalena Rodríguez Martínez
  • 4 Joaquín Malo de Molina Fernández de Córdova
  • 5 Juana María García Amaro (Independiente)

Senate

ADELANTE ANDALUCÍA

  • 1 Alejandro Braulio Cabrera Cabrera
  • 2 Inés María Gila León
  • 3 José Ángel Vega Vico

SDP (PSOE-IU-MS)

  • 1 José Latorre Ruiz
  • 2 Laura Cerezuela Expósito
  • 3 Luis Romero Rubio

PACMA

  • 1 Francisca Sánchez Alba

PP At least one almost certain

  • Juan Diego Requena Ruiz
    Photo: Ilucia, CC BY-SA 4.0
    1 Juan Diego Requena Ruiz

    Spanish politician (1980)

  • 2 Encarnación Bienvenida Castro Cano
  • Francisco Javier Márquez Sánchez
    Photo: Miguelwikipedi, CC BY-SA 4.0
    3 Francisco Javier Márquez Sánchez
    Senator in the 15th legislature for Jaén (PP)
    Official profile

PODEMOS

  • 1 Ángela Checa Cazalla
  • 2 Jerónimo Muñoz Calzado
  • 3 María Isabel Soriano Puyana

MUNDO+JUSTO

  • 1 Raquel Puentes Poyatos

PCTE

  • 1 Santiago Otero Martínez

VOX

  • 1 Francisco Ruiz Cortés

Sources: BOE-A-2026-23103 of 3 Nov 2026 (PDF); Congress and Senate open data (retrieved 2026-11-03); Wikidata (CC0); photos from Wikimedia Commons under their individual licences. In large constituencies only the first five of each Congress list are shown; the full list, with substitutes, is in the BOE.