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People's Party of Aragon Partido Popular de Aragón
President	Jorge Azcón
Secretary-General	Ana Alós
Founded	1989
Headquarters	Paseo de la Gran Vía nº 9 Zaragoza, Aragon
Ideology	Christian democracy Liberal conservatism Reformism Regionalism
Political position	Centre-right
National affiliation	People's Party
Cortes of Aragon	28 / 67
Congress of Deputies	7 / 13(Aragonese seats)
Senate	9 / 14(Aragonese seats)
Website
www.pparagon.es
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The People's Party of Aragon (Spanish: Partido Popular de Aragón, PP) is the regional section of the People's Party of Spain (PP) in Aragon. It was formed in 1989 from the re-foundation of the People's Alliance.

Electoral performance

Cortes of Aragon

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Cortes of Aragon
Election	Vote	%	Score	Seats	+/–	Leader	Status in legislature
							Status	Period
1991	126,892	20.68%	2nd	17 / 67	4	José Ignacio Senao	Majority coalition (PAR–PP)	1991–1992
							Minority coalition (PAR–PP)	1992–1993
							Opposition	1993–1995
1995	263,524	37.50%	1st	27 / 67	10	Santiago Lanzuela	Majority coalition (PP–PAR)	1995–1999
1999	249,458	38.21%	1st	28 / 67	1		Opposition	1999–2011
2003	219,058	30.73%	2nd	22 / 67	6	Gustavo Alcalde
2007	208,642	31.06%	2nd	23 / 67	1
2011	269,729	39.69%	1st	30 / 67	7	Luisa Fernanda Rudi	Minority government	2011
							Majority coalition (PP–PAR)	2011–2015
2015	183,654	27.50%	1st	21 / 67	9		Opposition	2015–2023
2019	139,660	20.87%	2nd	16 / 67	5	Luis María Beamonte
2023	237,817	35.51%	1st	28 / 67	12	Jorge Azcón	Majority coalition (PP–Vox)	2023–2024
							Minority government	2024–present

Cortes Generales

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Cortes Generales
Election	Aragon
	Congress					Senate
	Vote	%	Score	Seats	+/–	Seats	+/–
1989	183,361	27.81%	2nd	4 / 13	0	3 / 12	0
1993	250,105	32.88%	2nd	4 / 13	0	3 / 12	0
1996	370,975	47.92%	1st	8 / 13	4	9 / 12	6
2000	341,396	47.23%	1st	8 / 13	0	9 / 12	0
2004	284,893	36.48%	2nd	5 / 13	3	4 / 12	5
2008	284,068	37.01%	2nd	5 / 13	0	3 / 12	1
2011	339,502	47.70%	1st	8 / 13	3	9 / 12	6
2015	229,691	31.31%	1st	6 / 13	2	9 / 12	0
2016	252,456	35.81%	1st	6 / 13	0	9 / 12	0
Apr-2019	143,242	18.90%	3rd	3 / 13	3	2 / 12	7
Nov-2019	167,233	23.86%	2nd	4 / 13	1	5 / 12	3
2023	259,145	36.27%	1st	7 / 13	3	9 / 12	4

European Parliament

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See also

• People's Party

Notes

1. Compared to People's Alliance totals in the 1987 regional election.
2. ^ Compared to People's Coalition totals in the 1986 general election.
3. ^ Electoral alliance with the Aragonese Party.

References

1. Jones, Sam (2024-07-12). "Spain's far-right Vox quits key regional governments over migration row". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077. Retrieved 2024-07-12.

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