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5 seats · estimated turnout 75.4 % (2023: 72.3 %)

Badajoz

Preliminary forecast updated 20 October 2026, from 50,000 simulations.

Estimated vote

PP36.3 %27.7–45.3
PSOE31.0 %23.0–39.7
Vox20.1 %14.1–27.3
Frente Amplio4.1 %1.8–8.0
Podemos2.5 %0.8–5.7
Se Acabó La Fiesta2.3 %0.8–5.2

Dot: mean; bar: 95% of simulations. Share of valid votes.

Seats

Party01234595 %
PP186132 (2–3)
PSOE148512 (1–2)
Vox29631 (1–2)

Probability (%) of each seat count. 95%: median and 95% range of simulations.

The closest seat

2.º seat for PSOE: 86 %; challenger PP (13 %).

Senate

The Senate in Badajoz

29N forecast

4 senators · joint PSOE + Frente Amplio list

List% vote01234Mean (95%)
PP36.7 28.2–45.72820522.2 (1–3)
PSOE + Frente Amplio34.1 26.0–42.815119281.7 (1–3)
Vox20.4 14.3–27.59820.0 (0–0)
Otros3.9 1.2–9.3>990.0 (0–0)
Podemos2.5 0.9–5.7>990.0 (0–0)
Se Acabó La Fiesta2.4 0.8–5.2>990.0 (0–0)

Most likely splits

  • PP 3 · PSOE + Frente Amplio 151 %
  • PSOE + Frente Amplio 3 · PP 128 %
  • PP 2 · PSOE + Frente Amplio 219 %
  • PP 3 · Vox 11 %

% vote: list estimate (mean and 95% interval), share of votes for lists. Columns 0, 1, 2…: probability (%) of each number of senators; Mean (95%): expected senators and 95% range.

Senators elected in 2023

SenatorPartyVotes
Rafael Damián Lemus RubialesPSOE151,087
María Teresa Macías MateosPSOE150,764
José Antonio Monago TerrazaPP148,448
Carmen Pagador LópezPP147,020

2023 result

Party%2023 seatsWith 2026 seats
PSOE39.222
PP37.822
Vox13.711
Frente Amplio6.8––

The last seat, 2026 forecast

Holds itJust short
1PSOE · 58 %PP · 55 %
2PP · 31 %PSOE · 30 %
3Vox · 11 %Vox · 14 %
4Frente Amplio · <1 %Frente Amplio · <1 %

Votes the challenger would need: median 27,989 (interquartile range 12,944–45,164), 6.99 % of valid votes. Across the 50,000 forecast simulations.

The last seat, 2008–2023

ElectionWon byRunner-upTransfer
2008PPPSOE6,185
2011PPPSOE920
2015IU/UP/SumarPP1,116
2016IU/UP/SumarPSOE2,039
2019AVOXPP2,168
2019NPPPSOE14,391
2023VOXPSOE1,751

Votes the runner-up would need to take from the winner to flip the seat.