Castilla y León
Burgos
4 seats in Congress. D'Hondt allocation, the last seat in play, the municipalities and the map of the province.
Castilla y León
4 seats in Congress. D'Hondt allocation, the last seat in play, the municipalities and the map of the province.
Votes and seats
Leading party in each municipality
What your vote is worth
74,100 for each of the province
A vote here weighs 1.4 times more than the Spanish average.
Rank 14 of 52 provinces, from fewest to most electors per seat. With 4 seats, in 2023 each seat of the province represented 50,642 valid votes. 2023 electoral roll. Seat apportionment provisional until the royal decree calling the election.
The last seat of 2023
PSOE
Seat 4 of 4
34,888votes is what it cost: its number 2
PP fell 22,334 votes short of taking it. PSOE would have kept it losing up to 14,888 votes.
The seat that needed the fewest votes: the one that changes hands most easily. See the quotient table
2026 lists
The lists are proclaimed on 02/11.
As soon as the Provincial Electoral Boards publish them in the BOE, you will see here who heads each list in the province.
2019 versus 2023
Seats: 4 in 2019, 4 in 2023 · Turnout: 67.4 % in 2019, 69.1 % in 2023 (+1.7)
Light bar: November 2019. Full bar: July 2023. Seats of 2023 and change on 2019. Source: Ministerio del Interior.
Last seat allocated
PSOE · seat 4 / 4
Quotient 34,888
Keeps it unless it loses more than 14,888 votes
Next in line
PP
Quotient 27,443
PP needs 22,334 more votes to take it
Excluded from the allocation for not reaching 3 % of valid votes: VB, España Vaciada, PACMA, FO, PUM+J, PCTE, Recortes Cero.
Each party divides its votes by 1, 2, 3… and seats go to the highest quotients (LOREG, article 163). The solid frame marks the last seat allocated; the dashed one, the next quotient without a seat.
Municipalities
Municipalities
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Comparison
| Party | 2023 |
|---|---|
| PP | 2 |
| PSOE | 2 |
On election night this table compares the 2023 allocation with the count in progress.