Results breakdown of the 1936 Spanish general election

1936 Spanish general election
← 1933 16 February 1936 (first round); 4 March 1936 (second round); 3 May 1936 (second round, partial re-run) 1967 →
All 473 seats of the Congress of Deputies; 237 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	72.95%
Prime Minister before election; Manuel Portela Valladares (acting); PCD	Prime Minister after election ; Manuel Azaña; IR

This is the results breakdown of the election to the Cortes Generales held in Spain on 16 February 1936, with the second round being held on 1 March 1936 and repetitions being held in Cuenca and Granada 3 May 1936. The following tables shows the detailed results in each of the 60 constituencies.

Electoral system

Spain was divided on several multi-member constituencies based on its 50 provinces with large cities becoming constituencies, as well as Ceuta and Melilla, making a total of 58 constituencies. The votes each voter was entitled to cast were 75%-80% of the seats at stake in the constituency. For a candidate to be elected in the first round of voting he needed, at least, 20% of votes cast. If this was not achieved, vacant seats were filled through a second round.

The new Electoral Law approved on July 27, 1933, introduced some changes compared to the one applied in the previous elections of June 1931: if no candidate achieved 40% of the votes on the first round then no candidate would be elected, while in the second round, only those who had reached 8% of the votes could participate. It also suppressed the constituencies of the cities of Granada, Cordoba and Cartagena by raising the amount of inhabitants needed for a city to become a constituency.^[1]

As a result of the aforementioned allocation, each Congress multi-member constituency was entitled the following seats:

Seats	Constituencies
19	Barcelona (city)
17	Madrid (city), La Coruña, Oviedo
15	Barcelona (Province)
14	Badajoz
13	Pontevedra, Valencia (Province), Córdoba, Jaén, Granada
10	Lugo, Toledo, Ciudad Real, Seville (Province)
9	Cáceres, Orense, León, Murcia (Province)
8	Madrid (Province), Málaga (Province)
7	Burgos, Santander, Salamanca, Navarre, Zaragoza (Province), Gerona, Tarragona, Baleares, Valencia (City), Albacete, Huelva, Almería
6	Zamora, Valladolid, Bilbao, Guipúzcoa, Lérida, Castellón, Cuenca, Seville (City), Santa Cruz de Tenerife
5	Ávila, Huesca, Teruel, Las Palmas
4	Málaga (City), Segovia, Palencia, Logroño, Zaragoza (City), Murcia (City), Guadalajara
3	Soria, Vizcaya (Province)
2	Álava
1	Ceuta, Melilla

Nationwide

Seat distribution in the Congress of Deputies
Electoral List			Seats
	Popular Front	Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)	96 / 473
		Republican Left (IR)	80 / 473
		Republican Union (UR)	37 / 473
		Communist Party of Spain (PCE)	16 / 473
		Galicianist Party (PG)	3 / 473
		Federal Democratic Republican Party (PRDF)	2 / 473
		Syndicalist Party (PSind)	1 / 473
		Valencian Left (EV)	1 / 473
		Galician Agrarian Party	1 / 473
		Independent Leftist Republican	3 / 473
		Independent Socialist	1 / 473
		Independent Sindicalist	1 / 473
	Left Front	Republican Left of Catalonia (ERC)	21 / 473
		Catalan Republican Action (ACR)	5 / 473
		Socialist Union of Catalonia (USC)	4 / 473
		Republican Left (IR)	3 / 473
		Nationalist Party of the Republican Left (PNRE)	2 / 473
		Unió de Rabassaires (UdR)	2 / 473
		Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)	1 / 473
		Communist Party of Spain (PCE)	1 / 473
		Catalan Proletarian Party (PCP)	1 / 473
		Workers' Party of Marxist Unification (POUM)	1 / 473
Total Left			283 / 473
	Centre-Left Coalition	Party of the Democratic Centre (PCD)	4 / 473
		Republican Left (IR)	2 / 473
		Republican Union (UR)	1 / 473
		Spanish Agrarian Party (PAE)	1 / 473
	Portela-led Coalition	Party of the Democratic Centre (PCD)	2 / 473
	Portela-led Coalition	Spanish Agrarian Party (PAE)	1 / 473
	Other Centrist Lists	Conservative Republican Party (PRC)	2 / 473
	Other Centrist Lists	Radical Republican Party (PRR)	1 / 473
	Basque Nationalist	Basque Nationalist Party (PNV)	9 / 473
Total Centre and PNV			23 / 473
	CEDA-led Centre-Right Coalition	Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	29 / 473
		Party of the Democratic Centre (PCD)	8 / 473
		Spanish Agrarian Party (PAE)	7 / 473
		Progressive Republican Party (PRP)	6 / 473
		Radical Republican Party (PRR)	4 / 473
		Spanish Renewal (RE)	3 / 473
		Liberal Democratic Republican Party (PRLD)	2 / 473
		Conservative Republican Party (PRC)	1 / 473
		Independent Republican Party (PRI)	1 / 473
		Mesocrat Party	1 / 473
		Independent Republican	3 / 473
		Independent Rightist	1 / 473
	CEDA-led Right-Wing Coalition	Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	58 / 473
		Spanish Renewal (RE)	8 / 473
		Traditionalist Communion (CT)	8 / 473
		Spanish Agrarian Party (PAE)	4 / 473
		Independents from the Centre Republican Party	3 / 473
		Regionalist Party of Mallorca (PRMall)	1 / 473
		Spanish Nationalist Party (PNE)	1 / 473
		Independent Monarchists	2 / 473
		Independent Rightist	2 / 473
	Front Català d'Ordre	Regionalist League (Lliga)	12 / 473
	Front Català d'Ordre	Traditionalist Communion (CT)	1 / 473
	Other Right-Wing List	Traditionalist Communion (CT)	1 / 473
Total Right-Wing			167 / 473

Galicia

Seat distribution in the Congress of Deputies
Electoral List			Seats
	Popular Front	Republican Left (IR)	10 / 49
		Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)	5 / 49
		Republican Union (UR)	4 / 49
		Galicianist Party (PG)	3 / 49
		Communist Party of Spain (PCE)	1 / 49
		Galician Agrarian	1 / 49
		Independent Socialist	1 / 49
Total Popular Front			25 / 49
	Centre-Left Coalition	Party of the Democratic Centre (PCD)	4 / 49
		Republican Left (IR)	2 / 49
		Republican Union (UR)	1 / 49
		Spanish Agrarian Party (PAE)	1 / 49
	Portela-led Coalition	Party of the Democratic Centre (PCD)	1 / 49
	Portela-led Coalition	Spanish Agrarian Party (PAE)	1 / 49
Total Centre			10 / 49
	CEDA-led Centre-Right Coalition	Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	5 / 49
		Spanish Renewal (RE)	1 / 49
		Conservative Republican Party (PRC)	1 / 49
		Independent Republican	1 / 49
	CEDA-led Right-Wing Coalition	Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	3 / 49
	CEDA-led Right-Wing Coalition	Spanish Renewal (RE)	3 / 49
Total Right-Wing			14 / 49

La Coruña

17 seats, 13 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	IR	Emilio González López	169,628
		UR	José Miñones Bernárdez	153,867
		IR	José Calviño Domínguez	153,473
		IR/PG	Ramón Suárez Picallo	153,145
		IR	Santiago Casares Quiroga	151,523
		PSOE	Ramón Beade Méndez	148,669
		IR	Manuel Guzmán García	145,249
		PG	Antón Vilar Ponte	145,009
		UR	José García-Ramos y Segond	144,923
		IR	Alfredo Somoza Gutiérrez	143,720
		IR	Victorino Veiga González	142,614
		PSOE	Edmundo Lorenzo Santiago	141,944
		Ind/PSOE	Pedro Longueira Patiño	139,996
	Counter-revolutionary List	CEDA	Benito Blanco Rajoy Espada	127,008
		CEDA	Felipe Gil Casares	124,189
		Ind	Luis Cornide Quiroga	124,168
		CEDA	José Mº Méndez Gil-Bradón	123,220
		CEDA	Eugenio Vázquez Gundin	121,945
		CEDA	Antolín Sánchez Valeiro	120,379
		Ind	Eduardo O'Shea	120,505
		RE	José María Parames y García Barrios	119,029
		CEDA	Fernando Pérez Barreiro	117,474
		Ind	José del Moral Sanjurjo	116,074
		PRC	José Reino Caamaño	109,547
		RE	Juan Gil Armada	103,283
		PRR	Gerardo Abad Conde	72,278
	Centrists	PCD	Manuel Iglesias Corral	65,970
		Ind	Antonio Rodríguez Pérez	61,474
		PCD	Víctor Manuel Becerra Herráiz	55,363
		PCD	Leandro Pita Romero	54,083
		PCD	Antonio Carballo Fernández	41,518
		PCD	Raimundo López Pol	24,053
		PCD	Laureano Santiso Girón	17,461
	Independent Monarchist	Ind/RE	Dámaso Calvo Moreiras	23,267
	Falangist	FE-JONS	Manuel López Sendón	18,704
	-	Ind	Emilio Pita Álvarez	334
	-	Ind	Diego Fernández Gómez	222
	-	Ind	José López Bouza	134
	-	Ind	José Búa Carou	94
	-	Ind	Olegario Campos Canoura	75
	-	Ind	Segundo Cotovad Díaz	18
Others				600
Source:^[2]^[3]

Pontevedra

Only the results from the elected candidates are complete, the results for the other candidates corresponds to largely incomplete (~40% missing) results published on 19 February 1936

13 seats, 10 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	PG	Alfonso Daniel Rodríguez Castelao	103,436
		IR	Bibiano Fernández Osorio Tafall	102,234
		IR	Elpidio Villaverde Rey	98,313
		IR	Alejandro Viana Esperón	87,939
		UR	Celestino Poza Cobas	86,528
		Galician Agrarian^{[n 4]}	Antonio Alonso Ríos	86,114
		PSOE	Amando Guiance Pampín	84,339
		PSOE	Antonino Bilbatúa Zubeldía	82,024
		PCE	Adriano Romero Cachinero	81,905
		PSOE	Ignacio Seoane Fernández	80,019
	Counter-revolutionary list	RE	Victor Lis Quiben	71,321
		CEDA	Severino Barros de Lis	64,685
		CEDA	Nicasio Guisasola	48,848
		CEDA	Celso Méndez Saavedra	43,919
		CEDA	Manuel Casqueiro Paz	43,041
		CEDA	Pascual Díez de Rivera	45,012
		PRR	Emiliano Iglesias	46,322
		PRR	Vicente Sierra Martínez	42,421
		PRR	Julio Otero Mirellis	39,587
		RE	Wenceslao González Garra	42,173
	Centrists	PCD	Manuel Portela Valladares	70,350
		PCD	Prudencio Landín Tobio	18,080
		PCD	Ramón Salgado Pérez	19,391
		PCD	Valentín Paz Andrade	16,640
		PCD	José López Varela	17,265
		PCD	Alejandro Mon y Landa	22,227
		PCD	Jesús Garrido Ramos	11,927
		PCD	Jesús María Santaló Ponte	15,858
		PCD	Pedro Varela Castro	19,961
	Conservative	PRC	Julia Becerra Malvar	Retired
Source:^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]

Lugo

10 seats, 8 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Republican Coalition	PCD	Manuel Becerra Fernández	98,715
		IR	Roberto Ouro Vázquez	94,029
		IR	José Mº Díaz Villamil	92,786
		PCD	Armando Peñamaría Álvarez	91,997
		PCD	Virgilio Fernández de la Vega	88,507
		UR	Ricardo Gasset Alzugaray	87,116
		PCD	Ramón Fernández Mato	86,782
		PAE	Luís Rodríguez de Viguri	76,925
	Right-Wing Coalition	CEDA	José Benito Pardo y Pardo	87,401
		PRC	Enrique Gómez Jiménez	82,579
		RE	José Soto Reguera	76,828
		CEDA	José María Pérez Laborda	72,594
		CEDA	Manuel Saco Rivera	75,807
		CEDA	Ramón Neira Pedrosa	72,076
		PAE	Felipe Lazcano Morales	75,002
		Ind ^{[n 5]}	Gumersindo Rico González	74,244
	Independent Rightist List	Ind	Ángel López Pérez	33,304
	Independent Rightist List	Ind	Isauro Pardo y Pardo	14,570
	Socialists	PSOE	Juan Tizón Herreros	7,065
		PSOE	Isauro Pardo y Pardo	5,226
		PSOE	Jacinto Calvo López	2,780
	Galicianist	PG	Gerardo Álvarez Gallego	4,991
Source:^[7]^[8]^[9]

Orense

9 seats, 7 votes per citizen Only the results from the elected candidates are complete, the results for the other candidates corresponds to largely incomplete (~9% missing) results published on 19 February 1936

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Female and Popular Action	RE	José Sabucedo Morales	91,768
		CEDA	Laureano Peláez Canellas	88,303
		CEDA	Luis Espada Guntín	88,043
		RE	José Calvo Sotelo	83,504
		CEDA	Ramón Villarino de Saa	82,814
		RE	Andrés Amado y Reygondaud	82,609
		CT	Ramón Delage Santos	21,685
	Centrist	PAE	Antonio Taboada Tundidor	80,664
		PCD	Fernando Ramos Cerviño^{[n 6]}	72,126
		PCD	Bernardo Castro Fernández	44,960
		PCD	Luis Fábregas Santamaría	41,415
		PAE	Ramón Varela Fernández	33,601
		PCD	Benito Luis Lorenzo	26,825
		PCD	Basilio Álvarez Rodríguez	21,892
	Radical	Ind	Justo Villanueva Gómez ^{[n 6]}	63,128
		PRR	Felisindo Menor Quintas	>26,000
		PRR	Emilio Novoa González	11,688
		PRR	Luis Usera Bugallal	10,502
		PRR	Leandro Garnelo Fernández	1,609
	Popular Front	UR	Alfonso Pazos Cid	49,268
		IR	Manuel Martínez Risco y Macías	39,503
		PSOE	Manuel Suárez Castro	30,982
		IR	Manuel García Becerra	20,225
		PG	Alejandro Bóveda Iglesias	19,393
		PSOE	Ramón Fuentes	18,695
		PCE	Benigno Álvarez	17,262
Source:^[10]

Asturias and the Region of León

Seat distribution in the Congress of Deputies
Electoral List			Seats
	Popular Front	Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)	9 / 39
		Republican Left (IR)	7 / 39
		Communist Party of Spain (PCE)	2 / 39
		Republican Union (UR)	1 / 39
		Independent Republican	1 / 39
Total Popular Front			20 / 39
	Portela-led Coalition	Party of the Democratic Centre (PCD)	1 / 39
Total Centre			1 / 39
	CEDA-led Centre-Right Coalition	Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	3 / 39
		Liberal Democratic Republican Party (PRLD)	2 / 39
		Spanish Agrarian Party (PAE)	2 / 39
		Radical Republican Party (PRR)	1 / 39
	CEDA-led Right-Wing Coalition	Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	7 / 39
		Spanish Agrarian Party (PAE)	2 / 39
		Spanish Renewal (RE)	1 / 39
Total Right-Wing			18 / 39

Oviedo

17 seats, 13 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	Ind/Rep	Álvaro de Albornoz Liminiana	171,241
		IR	Ángel Menéndez Suárez	171,115
		IR	Luis Laredo Vega	171,089
		IR	Félix Fernández Vega	170,982
		IR	José Maldonado González	170,904
		PSOE	Mariano Moreno Mateo	170,852
		PSOE	Inocencio Burgos Riestra	170,841
		PSOE	Amador Fernández Montes	170,739
		PSOE	Belarmino Tomás Álvarez	170,720
		PSOE	Matilde de la Torre Gutiérrez	170,663
		PSOE	Graciano Antuña Álvarez	170,502
		PCE	Dolores Ibárruri Gómez	170,497
		PCE	Juan José Manso del Abad	170,420
	Counter-Revolutionary List	CEDA	José María Fernández Ladreda	151,480
		CEDA	José María Moutas Meras^{[n 7]}	151,254
		PRLD	Melquíades Álvarez y González Posada ^{[n 7]}	151,110
		CEDA	Romualdo Alvargonzález Lanquínez ^{[n 7]}	151,002
		PRLD	Ramón Álvarez Valdés y Castañón	150,988
		CEDA	Gonzalo Merás Navia	150,987
		CEDA	Eduardo Piñán Malvar	150,940
		Anti-Marxist	Vicente Madera Peña	150,882
		PRLD	Alfredo Martínez G. Argüelles	150,843
		CEDA	Bernardo Aza y González Escalada	150,793
		PRLD	Pedro Miñor Rivas	150,788
		PRLD	Manuel Pedregal Fernández	150,773
		PRLD	Mariano Merediz y Díaz Parreño	150,742
	Spanish Phalanx	FE-JONS	José Antonio Primo de Rivera	815
		FE-JONS	Leopoldo Panizo Piquero	507
		FE-JONS	Manuel Valdés Larrañaga	505
		FE-JONS	Enrique Canga García	463
		FE-JONS	Santiago López Fernández	450
		FE-JONS	José David Montes García	419
		FE-JONS	Juan Francisco Yela Utrilla	233
		FE-JONS	Julio Ruiz de Alda	222
		FE-JONS	Juan Lobo González	211
		FE-JONS	Emilio Alvargonzález Matalobos	211
		FE-JONS	Raimundo Fernández Cuesta	205
		FE-JONS	Benito de la Torre Alonso	203
		FE-JONS	Manuel Mateo Mateo	203
	-	Blank votes	Blank votes	49
Source:^[11]

León

9 seats, 7 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Right-Wing List	CEDA	Pedro Martínez Juárez	90,847
		CEDA	César Contreras Dueñas	90,310
		CEDA	Antonio Álvarez Robles	90,164
		CEDA	Pedro Barrios Caamaño	89,311
		PAE	Antonio Pérez Crespo	85,789
		RE	Francisco Roa de la Vega	84,493
		PAE	Manuel Saénz de Miera y Millán	78,781
	Popular Front	UR	Félix Gordón Ordás	72,985
		IR	Gabriel Franco López	72,700
		IR	Luis López Dóriga	70,588
		UR	Ramiro Armesto	70,546
		PSOE	Antonio Rodríguez Calleja	67,454
		PSOE	Alfredo Nistal Martínez	67,201
		PSOE	Francisco Valverde Álvarez	66,942
	Centrist	PCD	Juan Castrillo Santos	17,401
	Centrist	PCD	Toribio Martínez Cabrera	9,088
	Radical	PRR	Herminio Fernández de la Poza	15,623
	Radical	PRR	José Perandones Cordero	7,160
	-	Ind	José Álvarez Arias	9,192
	-	Ind	Valeriano B. Díez	9,192
	-	Ind	Mariano C. Berrueta	196
	-	Ind	Timoteo Morán	2
Source: ^[12]

Zamora

6 seats, 4 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Counter-Revolutionary Front	PAE	Antonio Rodríguez Cid	69,686
		PAE	José María Cid y Ruiz-Zorrilla	69,250
		CEDA	Geminiano Carrascal Martín	66,965
		PRR	Santiago Alba Bonifaz	65,518
	Popular Front	PSOE	Ángel Galarza Gago	35,986
		IR	Antonio Moreno Jover	35,288
		PSOE	Quirino Salvadores Crespo	35,055
		UR	Félix Balbuena Altolazabal	34,211
	Monarchist	RE	César Alonso Redoli	20,212
	Conservative	PRC	Francisco González García	15,008
	-	?	Ismael Rodríguez	3,103
	Centrist	PCD	Leopoldo Palacios Merini	1,416
	Spanish Phalanx	FE-JONS	César Fernández Meleiro	1,193
Source:^[13]

Salamanca

7 seats, 5 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Right-Wing List	CEDA	José María Gil-Robles y Quiñones	83,362
		CEDA	Cándido Casanueva Gorjón	66,841
		CEDA	Ernesto Castaño Arévalo^{[n 8]}	66,540
		CEDA	José Cimas Leal	65,841
		CT	José María Lamamié de Clairac^{[n 9]}	64,906
		CEDA	Ramón Olleros Gregorio^{[n 10]}	61,715
	Popular Front	PSOE	José Andrés Manso	54,432
		IR	Casto Prieto Carrasco	48,590
		PSOE	Valeriano Casanueva Picazo	46,492
		IR	Francisco Ruipérez Cristóbal	46,118
		PSOE	Manuel Francisco Crespo	44,391
	Centrist	PCD	Filiberto Villalobos González	49,337
	Conservative	PRC	Tomás Marco Escribano	21,502
	Liberal Democrat	PRLD	Rafael González Cobos	17,069
	Monarchist	RE	Diego Martín Veloz	8,021
	Municipalist	Ind	Fernando Fernández Suárez	4,784
	Agrarian	PAE	Eduardo García Tabernero	853
	Progressive	PRP	Julio de Ramón Laca	99
	-	Ind	Antonio Pérez Herrasti	52
	-	Ind/UR	Cipriano Rodríguez Lavín	23
Source:^[14]

Old Castile

Seat distribution in the Congress of Deputies
Electoral List			Seats
	Popular Front	Republican Left (IR)	6 / 40
		Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)	3 / 40
		Republican Union (UR)	2 / 40
Total Popular Front			11 / 40
	Other Centrist Lists	Conservative Republican Party (PRC)	2 / 40
Total Centre			2 / 40
	CEDA-led Centre-Right Coalition	Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	2 / 40
		Radical Republican Party (PRR)	1 / 40
		Spanish Agrarian Party (PAE)	1 / 40
	CEDA-led Right-Wing Coalition	Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	15 / 40
		Spanish Renewal (RE)	4 / 40
		Traditionalist Communion (CT)	1 / 40
		Spanish Agrarian Party (PAE)	1 / 40
		Spanish Nationalist Party (PNE)	1 / 40
		Independent Rightist	1 / 40
Total Right-Wing			27 / 40

Santander

7 seats, 5 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Counter-Revolutionary Coalition	CEDA	Pablo Ceballos Botín	77,763
		RE	Santiago Fuentes Pila	76,206
		CEDA	Ricardo Sánchez de Movellán	75,352
		CEDA	Eduardo Pérez del Molino	74,000
		RE	Pedro Sainz Rodríguez	71,574
	Popular Front	PSOE	Bruno Alonso González	61,670
		IR	Ramón Ruiz Rebollo	61,086
		IR	José Lillo Sanz	60,486
		PSOE	Antonio Ramos González	60,446
		PSOE	Juan Ruiz Olazarán	60,218
	Governmental Centrist	PCD	Alonso Velarde Blanco	15,469
	Mountainous Counter-Revolutionary	CT	José Luis Zamanillo	11,735
	Radical	PRR	Eduardo Benzo Cano	9,495
	Radical	PRR	Julio Arce Alonso	9,250
	Agrarian	PAE	Victoriano Sánchez y Sánchez	5,451
	Spanish Phalanx	FE-JONS	José Ruiz de Alda	2,930
Source:^[15]

Palencia

4 seats, 3 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Counter-Revolutionary Front	CEDA	Ricardo Cortés Villasana	51,372
		Ind	Abilio Calderón Rojo	49,804
		CEDA	Juan Bautista Guerra García	49,133
		RE	Fernando Suárez de Tangil	48,534
	Popular Front	PSOE	Crescenciano Aguado Rojo	24,937
		UR	Antonio Pérez de la Fuente	24,788
		IR	Matías Peñalba y Alonso de Ojeda	24,515
Source: ^[16]

Burgos

7 seats, 5 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Counter-Revolutionary Front	CEDA	Julio Gonzalo Soto	70,993
		CEDA	Manuel Bermejillo Martínez	70,258
		CT	Francisco Estévanez Rodríguez^{[n 11]}	66,324
		CT	José María Valiente Soriano	64,986
		PNE	José María Albiñana	64,982
	Popular Front	IR	Moíses Barrio Duque	39,032
		PSOE	Luis Labín Besuita	34,478
		IR	Eliseo Cuadrao García	33,678
		PSOE	Máximo Asenjo Areizaga	32,134
		IR	José Mingo Escolar	32,093
	Agrarian	PAE	Ángel García Vedoya	32,010
		PAE	José Martínez de Velasco	31,383
		PAE	Ramón de la Cuesta Cobo	30,250
		PAE	Tomás Alonso de Armiño Calleja	23,168
		PAE	Aurelio Gómez González	18,662
	Radical	PRR	Juan Antonio Gutiérrez Moliner	24,249
Source:^[17]

Logroño

4 seats, 3 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Riojan Action	CEDA	Ángeles Gil Albarellos	45,761
		CEDA	Tomás Ortiz de Solórzano	45,755
		CEDA	Antonio Arnedo Monguilán	39,716
	Popular Front	IR	Amós Salvador Sáenz	37,308
		PSOE	Amós Sabrás Gurrea	36,468
		IR	Jacinto Ramos Herrea	35,729
	Catholic-Monarchist^{[n 12]}	CT	Romualdo de Toledo y Robles	9,442
	Centrist Radical Republican List	PRR	Alejandro Manzanares Beriaín	990
Source:^[18]

Valladolid

Only the results from the elected candidates are complete, the results for the other candidates corresponds to largely incomplete (~4% missing) results published on 20 February 1936

6 seats, 4 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Right-Wing List	CEDA	Amando Valentín Aguilar	68,226
		CEDA	Luciano de la Calzada Rodríguez	67,234
		CEDA	Germán Adánez Horcajuelo	66,256
		RE	Juan Antonio Gamazo Abarca	65,614
	Popular Front	IR	Isidoro Vergara Castrillón	49,177
		PSOE	Federico Landrove López	48,698
		PSOE	Eusebio González Suárez	46,381
		UR	Álvaro Díaz Quiñones	46,294
	Radical	PRR	Joaquín Mª Álvarez-Martín y Taladriz	25,062
	Agrarian	PAE	Juan Antonio Llorente García	9,515
	Spanish Phalanx	FE-JONS	Onésimo Redondo Ortega	5,017
	Spanish Phalanx	FE-JONS	José Antonio Primo de Rivera	2,704
Source:^[19]

Ávila

5 seats, 4 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Counter-Revolutionary Right-Wing List	CEDA	Benito Dávila Sánchez Monge	48,364
		CEDA	Salvador Represa Marazuela	47,523
		PRR	José Picón Meilhón	45,528
		PAE	Nicasio Velayos y Velayos	42,237
	Popular Front	IR	Claudio Sánchez Albornoz	43,263
		UR	Francisco Agustín Rodríguez	40,083
		IR	Tomás Rodríguez González Cabrera	39,402
		PSOE	José Felipe García Muro	37,794
	Monarchist	RE	José Yanguas Messía	23,624
	Governmental Centrist List	PRP	José Palmerino San Román Colino	14,998
Source: ^[20]

Segovia

4 seats, 3 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Counter-Revolutionary List	CEDA	Manuel Giménez Fernández	38,640
		CEDA	Juan de Contreras y López de Ayala	38,041
		PAE	Rufino Cano de Rueda	29,864
	Popular Front	UR	Arturo Martín de Nicolás y García	25,853
		IR	Francisco Martín de Antonio	24,880
		PSOE	Modesto Arranz Velasco	19,452
	Centrists	PCD	Hipólito González Parrado	12,857
		PCD	Miguel González Arranz	2,120
		PCD	José Zubizarreta Gutiérrez	1,978
	Independent Republican	Ind	Eutiquiano Rebollar Rodríguez	11,578
	Independent Republican	Ind	Jerónimo García Gallego	9,602
	Radical	PRR	José María Codina Ruiz	3,819
	Progressive	PRP	Wenceslao Delgado García	997
Source: ^[21]

Soria

3 seats, 2 votes per citizen

1º round

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	CEDA	CEDA	Ricardo Moreno Navarrete	22,680
	CEDA	CEDA	Julián Pascual Dodero	24,539
	Conservative Republican	PRC	Gregorio Arranz Olalla	23,845
	Conservative Republican	PRC	Miguel Maura Gamazo	21,783
	Popular Front	UR	Benito Artigas Arpón	21,167
	Popular Front	PSOE	Carlos García Benito	18,429
Source:^[22]

2º round

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Conservative Republican	PRC	Miguel Maura Gamazo	24,346
	Conservative Republican	PRC	Gregorio Arranz Olalla	23,561
	Popular Front	UR	Benito Artigas Arpón	24,305
	Popular Front	PSOE	Carlos García Benito	21,328
	CEDA	CEDA	Julián Pascual Dodero	21,131
	CEDA	CEDA	Ricardo Moreno Navarrete	18,002
Source:^[23]

Vascongadas and Navarre

Seat distribution in the Congress of Deputies
Electoral List			Seats
	Popular Front	Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)	3 / 24
		Republican Left (IR)	3 / 24
		Communist Party of Spain (PCE)	1 / 24
Total Popular Front			7 / 24
	Basque Nationalist	Basque Nationalist Party (PNV)	9 / 24
Total PNV			9 / 24
	CEDA-led Right-Wing Coalition	Traditionalist Communion (CT)	4 / 24
		Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	2 / 24
		Independent Rightist	1 / 24
	Other Right-Wing List	Traditionalist Communion (CT)	1 / 24
Total Right-Wing			8 / 24

Bilbao

6 seats, 4 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	IR	Mariano Ruiz Funes García	69,240
		PSOE	Julián Zugazagoitia Mendieta	69,062
		PSOE	Indalecio Prieto Tuero	68,913
		PCE	Leandro Carro Hernaez	68,837
	Nationalists	PNV	José Horn Areilza	43,223
		PNV	Manuel Robles Aranguiz	43,099
		PNV	José Mª Izaurieta Echevarria	42,897
		PNV	Francisco Arregui Fernández	42,707
	Counter-Revolutionary Block	Ind Monarchist	Joaquín Adán Satué	30,209
		CEDA	Miguel Goldaracena Goya	30,049
		CT	José Mª Juaristi Landaida	29,960
		RE	José Mª Areilza Martínez Rodas	29,909
Others				49
Blank ballots				164
Source:^[24]

Vizcaya (Province)

3 seats, 2 votes per citizen 1º round

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Nationalists	PNV	José Antonio Aguirre y Lecube	28,217
		PNV	Heliodoro De la Torre y Larrínaga	22,774
		PNV	Julio Jáuregui Lasanta	20,134
	Counter-Revolutionary Block	CT	José Luis Gaytán de Ayala y Costa	24,248
	Counter-Revolutionary Block	RE	Santiago Martínez de las Rivas	21,595
	Popular Front	PSOE	Paulino Gómez Beltrán	10,011
	Popular Front	UR	Alfredo Espinosa Orive	9,832
Others				170
Blank ballots				94
Source:^[24]

2º round

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Nationalists	PNV	Julio Jáuregui Lasanta	25,533
		PNV	Heliodoro De la Torre y Larrínaga	25,369
		PNV	José Antonio Aguirre y Lecube	25,120
	Counter-Revolutionary Block	CT	José Luis Gaytán de Ayala y Costa	21,497
	Counter-Revolutionary Block	RE	Santiago Martínez de las Rivas	19,418
	Popular Front	PSOE	Paulino Gómez Beltrán	10,011
	Popular Front	UR	Alfredo Espinosa Orive	10,491
Others				38
Blank ballots				119
Source:^[24]

Guipuzcoa

6 seats, 4 votes per citizen

1º round

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Counter-Revolutionary Block ^{[n 13]}	CEDA	Juan Pablo Lojendio Irure	43,936
		CT	Ricardo Oreja Elósegui	43,689
		CT	Antonio Paguaga Paguaga	43,656
		RE	José Múgica	43,495
	Popular Front	IR	Mariano Ansó Zunzarren	40,595
		PSOE	Miguel Amilibia Machimbarrena	40,195
		IR	Luis Apraiz González Betolaza	40,129
		PCE	Jesús Larrañaga Churruca	39,213
	Nationalists	PNV	Manuel de Irujo Ollo	44,053
		PNV	Telesforo Monzón Ortiz de Urruela	38,268
		PNV	Juan Antonio Irazusta Munoa	38,220
		PNV	Rafael Picavea Leguía	37,928
		PNV	José María Lasarte Arana	37,178
Blank ballots				121
Others				62
Source:^[24]

2ºround

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Nationalists	PNV	José María Lasarte	62,659
		PNV	Rafael Picavea Leguía	62,121
		PNV	Manuel de Irujo Ollo	62,035
		PNV	Juan Antonio Irazusta Munoa	61,862
	Popular Front	IR	Mariano Ansó Zunzarren	41,905
		PSOE	Miguel Amilibia Machimbarrena	41,498
		IR	Luis Apraiz González Betolaza	40,325
		PCE	Jesús Larrañaga Churruca	39,470
Blank ballots				569
Invalid ballots				149
Source:^[24]

Álava

2 seats, 1 vote per citizen 1º round

Party		Candidate	Votes
	CT ^{[n 14]}	José Luis Oriol	16,020
	IR ^{[n 15]}	Ramón Viguri Ruíz de Olano	9,521
	PNV	Francisco Javier Landáburu	8,958
	CEDA	Luís Pérez Flórez-Estrada	8,681
Others			190
Source:^[24]

2º round

Party		Candidate	Votes
	CT ^{[n 14]}	José Luis Oriol	13,873
	IR ^{[n 15]}	Ramón Viguri Ruíz de Olano	10,205
	PNV	Francisco Javier Landáburu	9,222
	CEDA	Luís Pérez Flórez-Estrada	8,761
Source:^[24]

Navarre

7 seats, 5 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Right-Wing Block	CEDA	Rafael Aizpún Santafé	82,859
		CT	Tomás Domínguez Arévalo	81,370
		CEDA	Miguel Gortari Errea	80,263
		CT	Francisco J. Martínez de Morentín	79,224
		CT	Luis Arellano Dihinx	78,861
		CT	Jesús Elizalde y Sáinz de Robles	18,159
		Ind	Raimundo García García	76,082
	Popular Front	ANV	Juan Carlos Basterra Aramburu	34,987
		IR	Ramón Bengaray Zabalza	33,963
		PSOE	Constantino Salinas Jaca	33,912
		PCE	Jesús Monzón Reparaz	32,274
		UR	Aquiles Cuadra de Miguel	32,120
	Basque Nationalist	PNV	Manuel de Irujo Ollo	14,799
Others				256
Blank Votes				106
Source:^[25]

Aragón

Seat distribution in the Congress of Deputies
Electoral List			Seats
	Popular Front	Republican Left (IR)	7 / 21
		Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)	2 / 21
		Republican Union (UR)	1 / 21
		Independent Syndicalist	1 / 21
Total Popular Front			11 / 21
	CEDA-led Centre-Right Coalition	Spanish Agrarian Party (PAE)	1 / 21
	CEDA-led Right-Wing Coalition	Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	8 / 21
	CEDA-led Right-Wing Coalition	Traditionalist Communion (CT)	1 / 21
Total Right-Wing			10 / 21

Huesca

5 seats, 4 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	UR	Joaquín Mallo Castán	52,566
		IR	Casimiro Lana Serrate	49,964
		IR	Ildefonso Beltrán Pueyo	48,611
		PSOE	Julián Borderas Pallaruelo	47,001
	Anti-Revolutionary Front	PAE	José Moncasi Sangenís	45,580
		CEDA	José Romero Radigales	44,678
		PRP	Cirilo Martín Retortillo	43,262
		CEDA	Lorenso Vidal Tolosa	42,775
	Monarchist	RE	Manuel Banzo Echenique	6,113
	Radical	PRR	Rafael Ulled	3,496
	Spanish Phalanx	FE-JONS	José Antonio Primo de Rivera	322
Source: ^[26]

Zaragoza (City)

4 seats, 3 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	IR	Mariano Joven Hernández	44,859
		Ind/PSind	Benito Pabón y Suárez de Urbina	44,545
		PSOE	Eduardo Castillo Blasco	44,541
	Anti-Revolutionary Front	CEDA	Ramón Serrano Suñer	39,244
		CEDA	Santiago Guallar Poza	38,528
		RE	Gumersindo Claramunt Pastor	37,806
	Radical	PRR	Francisco Oliver Rubio	3,137
	Spanish Phalanx	FE-JONS	Julio Ruiz de Alda	678
	Independent Republican Left	Ind/IR	Pedro García Cariñena^{[n 16]}	11
Source: ^[27]

Zaragoza (Province)

7 seats, 5 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Anti-Revolutionary Front	CEDA	Miguel Blasco Roncal	72,148
		CEDA	Dionisio Pérez Viana	71,582
		CT	Jesús Comín Sagües	70,426
		CEDA	José A. Cremades Royo	69,489
		CEDA	J. Mº Sánchez Ventura	68,555
	Popular Front	IR	Honorato de Castro Bonel	66,357
		IR	Mariano Tejero Manero	65,615
		IR	José María Lamana Ullate	65,320
		UR	Pedro Sánchez Márquez	64,906
		PSOE	Manuel Albar López	64,497
	Radical	PRR	José Valenzuela Soler	15,984
	Radical	PRR	Luis Lamana Lizarbe	13,816
Source: ^[28]

Teruel

5 seats, 4 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Anti-Revolutionary Front	CEDA	José Mº Julián Gil	57,154
		CEDA	Bartolome Estevan Mata	55,536
		CEDA	Miguel Sancho Izquierdo	53,453
	Popular Front	IR	José Pardo Gayoso	37,462
		IR	Gregorio Vilatela Abad	37,285
		PSOE	Pedro Díez Pérez	37,186
		IR	Ramón Segura Ferrer	36,398
	Agrarian	PAE	Leopoldo Igual Padilla	25,364
	Traditionalist	CT	Urraca Pastor	22,478
	Independent Republican	Ind ^{[n 17]}	Vicente Iranzo Enguita	19,435
	Spanish Renovation	RE	Rogerio Sánchez	5,798
	Independent Rightist	Ind	Carlos Emilio Montañés	1.558
	-	Ind	Gómez de la Serna	353
Source: ^[29]

Catalonia and the Balearic Islands

Seat distribution in the Congress of Deputies
Electoral List			Seats
	Left Front	Republican Left of Catalonia (ERC)	21 / 61
		Catalan Republican Action (ACR)	5 / 61
		Socialist Union of Catalonia (USC)	4 / 61
		Republican Left (IR)	3 / 61
		Nationalist Party of the Republican Left (PNRE)	2 / 61
		Unió de Rabassaires (UdR)	2 / 61
		Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)	1 / 61
		Communist Party of Spain (PCE)	1 / 61
		Catalan Proletarian Party (PCP)	1 / 61
		Workers' Party of Marxist Unification (POUM)	1 / 61
Total Left Front			41 / 61
	Front Català d'Ordre	Regionalist League (Lliga)	12 / 61
	Front Català d'Ordre	Traditionalist Communion (CT)	1 / 61
	CEDA-led Right-Wing Coalition	Independents from the Centre Republican Party	3 / 61
		Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	3 / 61
		Regionalist Party of Mallorca (PRMall)	1 / 61
Total Right-Wing			20 / 61

Lérida

6 seats, 4 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Left Front	ERC	Francesc de Paula Jené Aixalá	70,237
		ERC	Ferran Zulueta Giberga	70,128
		ERC	Joan Bañeres Caterua	69,833
		USC	Joan Comorera	69,701
	Front Català d'Ordre	Lliga	Manuel Florensa Farré	58,279
		Lliga	Lluís Piñol Agulló	58,249
		CEDA	José Abizanda Puntas	57,965
		CT	Casimir de Sangenís Bertrand	57,889
	Radical	PRR	Daniel Riu Periquet	4,614
Source: ^[30]^[31]

Gerona

7 seats, 5 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Left Front	ACR	Martí Esteve i Guau	82,597
		ERC	Josep Puig i Pujades	82,566
		ERC	Miquel Santaló i Parvorell	81,938
		ERC	Josep Mascort i Ribot	81,901
		PNRE	Joan Casanelles i Ibars	81,589
	Front Català d'Ordre	Lliga	Carles Badia Malagrida	60,612
		Lliga	Joan Estelrich Artigues	60,719
		CEDA	Josep Ayats Surribats	60,361
		Lliga	Jaume Busquets Morat	60,137
		CT	Luis Hernando de Larramendi	59,302
Source:^[32] ^[30]

Barcelona (City)

20 seats, 16 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Front d'Esquerres	ACR	Lluís Nicolau d'Olwer	262,670
		ACR	Claudio Ametlla Coll	261,135
		ERC	Lluís Companys i Jover	260,990
		ERC	Martí Barrera i Maresma	260,948
		ERC	Pere Coromines i Montaña	260,659
		ERC	Josep Sunyol i Garriga	260,537
		IR	Ramón Nogués Bizet	260,506
		ERC	Mariano Rubio Tuduri	260,302
		IR	Faustino Ballvé Pallicer	259,859
		ERC	Josep Maria Massip i Izabal	259,798
		ERC	Pere Ferrer Batlle	259,798
		USC	Ramón Pla Armengol	258,721
		ERC	Jaume Aiguadé Miró	257,520
		PCE	Miquel Valdés i Valdés	257,190
		PCP	Pere Aznar Seserra	256,880
		POUM	Joaquín Maurín Juliá	256,723
	Front Català d'Ordre	Lliga	Juan Ventosa y Calvell	153,751
		Lliga	Pedro Rahola Molinas	153,247
		Lliga	Luis Puig de la Bellacasa	153,013
		Lliga	Felipe Rodés Baldrich	152,870
		Lliga	Antoni Gabarró i Torres	152,757
		Lliga	Felip de Solà i Cañizares	152,652
		Lliga	Vicent Solé de Sojo	152,146
		Lliga	Joaquín María de Nadal Ferrer	151,972
		CEDA	Lluís Jover Nonell	151,761
		Lliga	Francisco Bastos Ansart	151,701
		Lliga	Joaquín Reig Rodríguez	151,617
		CT	Joaquim Gomis i Cornet	151,018
		CEDA	Juan Travería y Pubill	150,795
		RE	Santiago Torent Buxó	150,249
		CEDA	Rodrigo Emos y Palos	149,519
		PRR	Alejandro Lerroux García	149,125
Source:^[33] ^[30]

Barcelona (Province)

14 seats, 11 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Front d'Esquerres	PNRE	Juan Lluhí Vallescá	196,613
		ACR	Eduard Ragassol Sarra	196,326
		ERC	Josep Tomàs i Piera	196,057
		ERC	Pere Mestres Albet	196,028
		ERC	Francesc Senyal i Ferrer	195,906
		ERC	Domingo Palet i Barba	195,880
		ERC	José Antonio Trabal Saus	195,680
		UdR	Pablo Padró Canyellas	195,423
		UdR	Josep Calvet Mora	195,319
		USC	Jaume Comes Jo	194,986
		USC	Pelayo Sara Berenguer	194,866
	Front Català d'Ordre	Lliga	Josep María Trias de Bes	145,572
		Lliga	Miquel Vidal i Guardiola	145,473
		Lliga	Ferran Valls i Taverner	145,453
		Lliga	Francesc Cambó i Batlle	145,332
		Lliga	Enrique Maynes Gaspar	145,116
		Lliga	Narcis Carreres Guiteras	145,025
		CEDA	Antonio Barata Rocafort	144,952
		CT	Josep Prat i Piera	144,670
		PRR	José Polo Otín	144,636
		CEDA	Josep Cirera i Voltà	144,643
		CEDA	Ataulfo Tarragó Ruíz	144,556
Source:^[33] ^[30]

Tarragona

7 seats, 5 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Left Front	ACR	Josep Briansó Salvador	93,647
		IR	Marcelino Domingo Sanjuán	93,556
		ERC	Ventura Gassol i Rovira	92,956
		ERC	Joan Sentís Nogues	92,741
		PSOE	Amós Ruiz Lecina	92,284
	Front Català d'Ordre	Lliga	Josep Mº Casabo Torras	69,596
		CT	Joaquim Bau Nolla	69,405
		Ind	Cayetano Vilella Puig ^{[n 5]}	68,867
		CEDA	Josep Mullerat Montdevila	68,569
		PRR	Ramón Barbat Miracle	67,006
	Independent Radical	Ind/PRR	Joan Palau Mayor	2,102
Source:^[34] ^[30]

Ballearic Islands

7 seats, 5 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Right-Wing Coalition	Ind/PRCen ^{[n 18]}	Juan March Servera	91,809
		PRMall	Bartolomé Fons y Jofre de Villegas	90,515
		Ind/PRCen ^{[n 18]}	Pere Matutes Noguera	90,341
		CEDA	Juan Pujol Martínez	90,190
		Ind/PRCen ^{[n 18]}	Jaime Suau Pons	87,132
		CEDA	César Puget Piquer	86,096
		CEDA	Tomás Salort y de Olives	86,038
	Popular Front	UR	Antonio Amer Llodré	58,269
		IR	Francisco Carrera Reure	58,150
		IR	Bernardo Jofre Roca	58,132
		PSOE	Alejandro Jaumé Roselló	56,994
		PSOE	Antonio Gomila Pons	56,965
Source: ^[35]

Region of Valencia

Seat distribution in the Congress of Deputies
Electoral List			Seats
	Popular Front	Republican Left (IR)	11 / 37
		Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)	9 / 37
		Republican Union (UR)	4 / 37
		Communist Party of Spain (PCE)	1 / 37
		Valencian Left (EV)	1 / 37
		Independent Leftist Republican	1 / 37
Total Popular Front			27 / 37
	CEDA-led Centre-Right Coalition	Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	2 / 37
	CEDA-led Centre-Right Coalition	Independent Republican Party (PRI)	1 / 37
	CEDA-led Right-Wing Coalition	Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	7 / 37
Total Right-Wing			10 / 37

Castellón

On the first round, only the results of CEDA candidate Luis Fabra Sanz are complete, the results for the Centrist candidate Juan Rives Sánchiz corresponds to the results of Castellón de la Plana as of 17 February 1936, the results of the Traditionalist candidates corresponds to partial results published on 17 February 1936 and those of the other candidates corresponds to partial results published on 18 February 1936.

On the second round, only the results of the elected candidates are available.

6 seats, 4 votes per citizen

1º round

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Right-Wing List	CEDA	Luis Fabra Sanz	55,826
		CEDA	Ignacio Villalonga Villalba	54,124
		CEDA	Antonio Martí Olucha	54,267
		CEDA	José Sanz Cabrera	52,644
	Popular Front	IR	Francisco Casas Sala	53,913
		Ind ^{[n 5]}	Vicente Fe Castell	54,744
		PSOE	Juan Sapiña Camaró	55,846
		UR	Francisco Gómez Hidalgo	53,103
	Radical	PRR	Ramón Cantos Sáiz de Carlos	26,000
		PRR	Alejandro Lerroux García	28,743
		PRR	Vicente Cantos Figuerola	23,684
		PRR	José Morelló del Pozo	12,882
	Catholic-Traditionalist	CT	Joaquín Bau Nolla	26,731
	Catholic-Traditionalist	CT	Bautista Soler Martí	23,411
	Centre	PCD	Juan Rives Sánchíz	542
Source:^[36]^[37]^[38]

2º round

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	IR	Francisco Casas Sala	74,734
		Ind^{[n 5]}	Vicente Fe Castell	74,677
		UR	Francisco Gómez Hidalgo	74,616
		PSOE	Juan Sapiña Camaró	74,002
	Right-Wing List	CEDA	Antonio Martí Olucha	58,276
		CEDA	Ignacio Villalonga Villalba	57,913
		CEDA	Luis Fabra Sanz
		CEDA	José Sanz Cabrera
	Radical	PRR	Ramón Cantos Sáiz de Carlos
Source:

Valencia (City)

Only the results of the elected candidates are official. The data for the non-elected candiadtes corresponds to the data garnered at the Provincial Board of the Electoral Census of Valencia on February 18, 1936, and as such, it presents differences from the official result.

7 seats, 5 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	IR	Juan Peset Aleixandre	84,106
		IR	Miguel San Andrés Castro	83,632
		PSOE	Manuel Molina Conejero	83,576
		EV	Vicente Marco Miranda	83,146
		IR	Darío Marcos Cano	83,072
	Anti-Revolutionary List	CEDA	Luis Lucía Lucía	68,227
		CEDA	José Duato Chapa	67,360
		CEDA	Mario Aristoy Santos	55,676
		RE	Ricardo Trénor Palavicino	55,302
		CEDA	Miguel Fabregat Vidal	54,975
	Centrist-Autonomist Coalition	PURA	Sigfrido Blasco Ibáñez	11,599
		PURA	Juan Barral Pastor	11,243
		PURA	Luis Buixareu Ibáñez	11,112
		PURA	Enrique Malboyssón Ponce	10,549
		PURA	Joaquín García Ribes	10,421
	Conservative	PRC	Francisco Rubio Fernández	1,858
	Conservative	PRC	Muñoz	1,726
Source:^[39]

Valencia (Province)

Only the results of the elected candidates are official. The data for the non-elected candiadtes corresponds to the data garnered at the Provincial Board of the Electoral Census of Valencia on February 18, 1936, and as such, it presents differences from the official result.

13 seats, 10 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	IR	Julio Just Jimeno	140,943
		IR	Pedro Vargas Guerendiain	140,088
		IR	Miguel Pérez Martínez	139,776
		IR	Federico Martínez Miñana	139,379
		PSOE	Isidro Escandell Úbeda	139,344
		PSOE	Pedro García García	139,266
		UR	José García-Berlanga Pardo	139,171
		PSOE	Enrique Cerezo Senís	138,646
		UR	Joaquín La Casta España	138,197
		PCE	José Antonio Uribes Moreno	138,139
	Anti-Revolutionary List	CEDA	Luis García Guijarro	140,561
		CEDA	Francisco Javier Bosch Marín	138,594
		CEDA	Julio Colomer Vidal	137,963
		CEDA	Manuel Simó Marín	139,215
		CEDA	Fernando Oria de Rueda	136,812
		CEDA	José María Costa Serrano	136,204
		CEDA	Joaquín Ballester Lloret	135,908
		CEDA	Luis Simarro Rigal	135,411
		CEDA	Santiago Miralles Hurtado	134,812
		CT	Mariano Puigdollers	133,901
	Centrist-Autonomist Coalition	PCD	José Martí de Vese	61,412
		PURA	Gerardo Carreres Baycarri	60,812
		PURA	Vicente Iborra Gil	59,901
		PURA	Ángel Puig Puig	58,404
		PURA	Juan Chavret Bru	57,211
		PURA	Pascual Martínez Sala	56,102
		PURA	Graco Marsá Vancells	55,403
		PURA	Teodoro López Sanmartín	54,810
		PURA	Faustino Pérez Manglano	53,211
		PURA	Francisco Jiménez Aleixandre	52,104
	Conservative	PRC	Ernesto Bellvé Bueno	3,512
	Conservative	PRC	Mateu	2,104
Source:^[39]

Alicante

11 seats, 8 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	IR	Carlos Esplá Rizo	131,274
		UR	Jerónimo Gomáriz Latorre	131,139
		IR	Juan José Cremades Fons	131,059
		PSOE	Rodolfo Llopis Ferrándiz	130,470
		PSOE	Ginés Ganga Treviño	129,972
		IR	Eliseo Gómez Serrano	129,905
		PSOE	Miguel Villalta Gisbert	129,596
		PSOE	Salvador García Muñoz	129,397
	Right-Wing Coalition	PRI	Joaquín Chapaprieta	113,875
		CEDA	Juan Torres Sala	111,026
		CEDA	Eusebio Escolano Gonzalvo	110,974
		PCD	José Canalejas y Fernández	110,112
		CEDA	Rafael Alberola Herrera	110,006
		Ind	Silvino Navarro^{[n 19]}	107,255
		PCD	Miguel de Cámara Cendoya	106,777
		Ind	Baldomero Martínez de León	102,870
	Traditionalist	CT	Manuel Senante	9,926
	Radical Republican	PRR	César Oarrichena	4,322
	Conservative	PRC	José Martínez Arenas	763
	Independent Socialist	Ind/PSOE	Manuel González Ramos	596
Blank Votes				107
Source: ^[40]

Region of Murcia

Seat distribution in the Congress of Deputies
Electoral List			Seats
	Popular Front	Republican Left (IR)	5 / 20
		Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)	4 / 20
		Republican Union (UR)	4 / 20
Total Popular Front			13 / 20
	CEDA-led Centre-Right Coalition	Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	2 / 20
		Party of the Democratic Centre (PCD)	2 / 20
		Spanish Agrarian Party (PAE)	1 / 20
		Progressive Republican Party (PRP)	1 / 20
		Independent Rightist	1 / 20
Total Right-Wing			7 / 20

Albacete

7 seats, 5 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Centre-Right Coalition	CEDA ^{[n 20]}	Pedro Acacio Sandoval	75,632
		CEDA ^{[n 20]}	Antonio Bernabeu de Yeste	75,361
		PAE ^{[n 20]}	Mateo Sánchez Rovira	74,325
		PRP	Leopoldo López López	64,256
		PCD	Manuel Aznar Zuvigaray	21,128
		PRR	Edmundo Alfaro Gironda	39,517
	Republican-Socialist Coalition	UR	Maximiliano Martínez Moreno	57,661
		IR	Enrique Navarro Esparcia	57,215
		IR	Esteban Mirasol Ruiz	56,934
		PSOE	José Prat García	46,480
		PSOE	Esteban Martínez Hervás	55,694
	Right-Wing	RE	Antonio Gotor Cuartero	15,764
Source: ^[41]

Murcia (City)

Only the results from the Popular Front and the Centre-Right Coalition are complete, the results of the other candidates corresponds to partial results (~8% missing) published on 18 February 1936

4 seats, 3 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	PSOE	Melchor Guerrero Pelgaro	41,146
		UR	José Moreno Galvache	40,956
		IR	José Díaz Fernández	38,680
	Centre-Right List	Ind ^{[n 21]}	Agustín Virgili Quintanilla	26,896
		CEDA	Adrián Viudes Guirao	23,437
		Ind ^{[n 22]}	José Cardona Serra	20,833
	Republican Left	Ind/IR	Manuel Biedma Hernández	3,346
	Radical	PRR	Salvador Martínez-Moya	2,907
	Traditionalist	CT	Francisco Martínez García	1,479
	Federal Left	Ind	José Bernal Segado	1,055
	Agrarian	PAE	Agustín Escribano Guixe	199
Source:^[42]^[43]

Murcia (Province)

9 seats, 7 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	UR	Juan Antonio Méndez	90,579
		PSOE	Amancio Muñoz de Zafra	90,159
		PSOE	Francisco Félix Montiel	89,839
		PSOE	Pascual Tomás Taengua	89,839
		IR	Félix Templado	89,839
		IR	Alfonso Ruíz Blázquez	89,741
		UR	Francisco López Goicoechea	89,650
	Centre-Right List	PCD	Manuel Rico Avello	83,367
		PCD	Manuel Medina Clares	82,981
		CEDA	José Ibáñez Martín	80,886
		CEDA	Tomás Maestre Zapata	80,674
		CEDA	Federico Salmón Amorín	80,583
		Ind ^{[n 21]}	Alfonso Torres	79,343
		PCD	Gonzalo de Figueroa	77,483
Source:^[44]

New Castile

Seat distribution in the Congress of Deputies
Electoral List			Seats
	Popular Front	Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)	13 / 55
		Republican Left (IR)	10 / 55
		Republican Union (UR)	2 / 55
		Communist Party of Spain (PCE)	1 / 55
		Independent Leftist Republicans	1 / 55
Total Popular Front			27 / 55
	CEDA-led Centre-Right Coalition	Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	10 / 55
		Spanish Agrarian Party (PAE)	1 / 55
		Radical Republican Party (PRR)	1 / 55
		Spanish Renewal (RE)	1 / 55
		Independent Republican	1 / 55
	CEDA-led Right-Wing Coalition	Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	10 / 55
		Spanish Agrarian Party (PAE)	1 / 55
		Traditionalist Communion (CT)	1 / 55
		Independent Monarchists	2 / 55
Total Right-Wing			28 / 55

Madrid (City)

17 seats, 13 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	PSOE	Julián Besteiro Fernández	224,450
		UR	Diego Martínez Barrio	224,337
		IR	Manuel Azaña Díaz	223,826
		IR	Leandro Pérez Urria	222,642
		PSOE	Luis Jiménez de Asúa	222,639
		IR	Enrique Ramos Ramos	222,600
		IR	Antonio Velao Oñate	222,556
		PSOE	Luis Araquistaín Quevedo	221,247
		PSOE	Enrique de Francisco Jiménez	221,129
		PSOE	Carlos Hernández Zancajo	220,893
		PSOE	Julio Álvarez del Vayo	220,838
		PSOE	Francisco Largo Caballero	220,310
		PCE	José Díaz Ramos	220,195
	Counter-Revolutionary List	CEDA	José María Gil-Robles	186,113
		CEDA	Rafael Marín Lázaro	186,090
		CEDA	Antonio Bermúdez Cañete	185,997
		CEDA	Mariano Serrano Mendicute	185,929
		CEDA	Honorio Riesgo García	185,706
		Ind	Antonio Royo Villanova	185,610
		RE	José Calvo Sotelo	185,114
		CT	Ramón Oyarzun Oyarzun	185,098
		RE	Luis María de Zunzunegui	185,070
		RE	Luis Martínez de Galinsoga	184,494
		Ind	Ernesto Jiménez Caballero	183,694
		PRR	Ángel Velarde García	184,674
		PRR	Gabriel Montero Labandero	184,233
	Spanish Phalanx	FE-JONS	José Antonio Primo de Rivera	4,995
		FE-JONS	Julio Ruiz de Alda	3,577
		FE-JONS	Raimundo Fernández-Cuesta	3,299
		FE-JONS	Rafael Sánchez Mazas	3,253
Others				346
Blank votes				703
Invalid votes				7
Source:^[45]

Madrid (Province)

8 seats, 6 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	UR	Manuel Torres Campañá	93,377
		IR	Roberto Escribano Iglesias	92,338
		PSOE	Carlos Rubiera Rodríguez	91,956
		PSOE	Luis Rufilanchas Gallego	91,878
		PSOE	Julia Álvarez Resano	91,732
		IR	Luis Fernández Clérigo	91,604
	Counter-Revolutionary List	CEDA	Rafael Esparza García	71,266
		CEDA	Luis Fernández de Heredia	71,257
		CEDA	Javier Martín Artajo	71,150
		CEDA	José Delgado y Hernández	71,118
		RE	Emilio Alfredo Serrano Jover	71,052
		CEDA	Juan Manuel Puente Fanz	70,325
Others				851
Blank votes				487
Source:^[45]

Guadalajara

4 seats, 3 votes per candidate

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Right-Wing List	CEDA	José Arizcun Moreno	44,923
		Ind	Álvaro de Figueroa y Torres	44,756
		Ind	Álvaro de Figueroa y Alonso Martínez	42,785
		CEDA	Félix Valenzuela de Hita	41,664
	Popular Front	PSOE	Marcelino Martín González	26,897
		IR	Julio Tortuero Berrenche	25,600
		UR	Asclo Plaza Vinuesa	24,113
	Centrists	PRP	Luis Casuso y Obeso	7,735
	Independent Monarchist	Ind	Fernando Palanca Martínez	1,522
Blank votes				133
Source:^[46]

Toledo

10 seats, 8 votes per district

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Anti-Revolutionary List	CEDA	Dimas de Madariaga Almendros	129,222
		CEDA	Dimas Adánez Horcajuelo	128,786
		CEDA	Jesús Salvador Madero	128,687
		CEDA	Ramón Molina Nieto	128,045
		PAE	Luis Felipe Sánchez-Cabezudo	127,634
		CEDA	Félix Avia García	127,571
		CEDA	José Finat Escrivá de Romaní	127,145
		CT	Jesús Requejo San Román	125,513
	Popular Front	IR	Manuel Álvarez Ugena	80,684
		IR	Emilio Palomo Aguado	80,189
		IR	Félix Urabayen Guindo	79,849
		UR	Andrés Torres Beleña	79,580
		PSOE	Orencio Labrador Maza	79,458
		PSOE	Santiago Muñoz Martínez	79,373
		PSOE	Moisés Gameto de la Fuente	79,314
		PCE	Virgilio Carretero Maenza	78,985
	Centrists	PRP	Juan José Benayas	30,880
	Radical	PRR	José Esteban Infantes	12,745
	Spanish Phalanx	FE-JONS	José Antonio Primo de Rivera	1,479
		FE-JONS	José Saínz Nothnagel	1,103
		FE-JONS	Rafael Sánchez Mazas	685
	-	Ind	Juan Pérez Monge	117
Other votes				230
Blank votes				120
Source:^[47]^[48]

Cuenca

In the repeated elections, the official results, without taking into account electoral fraud, are presentes. As he was not an "official candidate", Primo de Rivera's votes weren't counted in the final official result. The following vote figure corresponds to a table (pg. 296) of "a recount, electoral record by electoral record" done by López Villaverde which rules out cases of electoral fraud.

6 seats, 4 votes per citizen

Cancelled elections

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Counter-Revolutionaries	CEDA	Manuel Casanova Conderana	56,415
		RE	Antonio Goicoechea y Conderana	53,491
		Ind	Joaquín Fanjul Goñi	53,277
		CEDA	Modesto Gosálvez Fuentes Manresa	52,291
		CEDA	Enrique Cuartero Pascual	50,609
		PRR	Tomás Sierra Rustarazo	46,429
	Popular Front	IR	Aurelio López-Malo Andrés	34,753
		PSOE	Aurelio Almagro Gracia	32,544
		IR	Albino Lasso Conde	31,373
		PSOE	Luis García Cubertoret	30,446
	Centre	PCD	José Mª Álvarez Mendizábal Bonilla	31,289
	Centre	PCD	Jesús Martínez Correcher	22,656
	Independent Monarchist	Ind	Cayo Faustino Conversa Martínez	18,578
	-	Ind	Manuel Alique	25
	-	Ind	José Ignacio Fanjul Sedeño	10
Source: ^[49]

Repeated elections on 3 May 1936

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	IR	Aurelio López-Malo Andrés	69,407
		IR	Albino Lasso Conde	66,091
		PSOE	Luis García Cubertoret	63,843
		Ind	José Mª Álvarez Mendizábal Bonilla	63,634
	Right-Wing List	CEDA	Modesto Gosálvez Fuentes Manresa	48,573
		CEDA	Manuel Casanova y Conderana	48,334
		RE	Antonio Goicoechea Cosculluela	46,077
		FE-JONS	José Antonio Primo de Rivera	45,828
Source: ^[50]

Ciudad Real

The results obtained by Hipólito Jiménez y Jiménez Coronado aren't complete and were published on 18 February 1936.

10 seats, 8 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Anti-Revolutionary List	CEDA	Rafael Melgarejo Tordesillas	106,455
		CEDA	Ramón Díez de Rivera Casares	104,262
		CEDA	José María de Mateo Laiglesia	104,051
		PAE	Daniel Mondejar Fúnez	104,728
		RE	Andrés Rebuelta Melgarejo	102,104
		CEDA	Francisco Cervera y Jiménez	100,541
		Ind	Luis Ruiz Valdepeñas Utrilla	99,187
		PRR	Joaquín Pérez Madrigal	89,379
	Popular Front	PSOE	José Maestro San José	82,168
		PSOE	Antonio Cabrera Toba^{[n 23]}	81,685
		PSOE	Marino Sáiz Sánchez	81,658
		UR	Francisco Serrano Pacheco	81,565
		IR	Arturo Gómez Lobo	80,716
		IR	Vicente Gómez Sánchez	80,043
		UR	Ernesto Sempere Beneyto	79,812
		PCE	Trifón Medrano Llurba	79,329
	Progressives	PRP	Cirilo del Río Rodríguez	50,390
		PRP	Fidenciano Trujillo Posada	18,979
		PRP	Fernando Frías López	14,349
	Independent Radical	Ind/PRR	Francisco Morayta Martínez	8,222
	Independent Monarchist	Ind/RE	Manuel González de Jonte	5,806
	Liberal Democrat	PRLD	Hipólito Jiménez y Jiménez Coronado	194
Source:^[51]

Extremadura

Seat distribution in the Congress of Deputies
Electoral List			Seats
	Popular Front	Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)	9 / 23
		Republican Left (IR)	5 / 23
		Republican Union (UR)	3 / 23
		Communist Party of Spain (PCE)	1 / 23
Total Popular Front			18 / 23
	CEDA-led Centre-Right Coalition	Party of the Democratic Centre (PCD)	2 / 23
		Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	1 / 23
		Radical Republican Party (PRR)	1 / 23
		Independent Republican	1 / 23
Total Right-Wing			5 / 23

Cáceres

9 seats, 7 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	IR	José Giral Pereira	98,516
		UR	Fulgencio Díaz Pastor	97,282
		IR	Luís Martínez de Carvajal	97,275
		UR	Faustino Valentín Torrejón	96,692
		PSOE	Luis Romero Solano	96,418
		PSOE	Rafael Bermudo Ardura	96,314
		PSOE	Felipe Granado Valdivia	96,237
	Counter-Revolutionary Coalition	Ind ^{[n 5]}	Teodoro Pascual Cordero	95,662
		CEDA	Victor José Berjano Gómez	95,450
		CEDA	Adolfo Rodríguez Jurado	95,440
		CEDA	Eduardo Silva Gregorio	94,925
		CEDA	Luis María Narvaez de Ulloa	94,780
		RE	Honorio Maura y Gamazo	90,782
		PCD	Francisco Morata Pedreño	88,064
	Radical	PRR	Martín Duque Fuentes	7,647
		PRR	Mariano Arrazola Madera	7,065
		PRR	Miguel Carmona Sobrino	4,262
		PRR	Domingo Martín Javato	4,180
	Phalanx	FE	José Antonio Primo de Rivera	4,427
		FE	José Luna Meléndez	2,200
		FE	Manuel Mateo y Villarroel	2,034
	Cultural Independent	Ind	José Mediavilla Liñán	2,471
	Cultural Independent	Ind	José Gironda Canales	386
	Independent Popular Action	Ind/CEDA	Fernando Vega Bermejo	16
Blank votes				77
Source:^[52] ^[53]

Badajoz

Only the results from the elected candidates are complete, the results for the other candidates corresponds to largely incomplete (~4% missing) results published on 19 February 1936

14 seats, 11 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	PSOE	José Aliseda Olivares	168,411
		PSOE	Rizardo Zabalza Elorga	168,270
		IR	Miguel Muñoz González de Ocampo	168,223
		IR	Vicente Sol Sánchez	168,162
		PSOE	Simeón Vidarte y Franco Romero	168,069
		PSOE	José Sosa Hormiga	168,003
		IR	Jesús de Miguel Lancho	167,953
		PSOE	Margarita Nelken de Pau	167,829
		PSOE	Nicolás de Pablo Hernández	167,825
		UR	Fernando Valera Aparicio	167,590
		PCE	Pedro Martínez Cartón	167,372
	Centre-Right Block	PCD	José Rosado Gil	143,003
		PCD	Fermín Daza y Díaz del Castillo	142,350
		PRR	Luis Bardají López	142,248
		CEDA	Francisco de Asís Sánchez Miranda	138,509
		CEDA	Luis Hermida Villegas	137,445
		CEDA	Francisco López de Ayala	137,904
		CEDA	Antonio María Fernández Domínguez	138,485
		PRR	Rafael Salazar Alonso	138,265
		PRR	Diego Hidalgo Durán	138,627
		PAE	José Díaz-Ambrona	138,738
		RE	Antonio del Solar y Taboada	138,363
Source:^[54]

Andalusia

Seat distribution in the Congress of Deputies
Electoral List			Seats
	Popular Front	Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)	36 / 93
		Republican Left (IR)	15 / 93
		Republican Union (UR)	15 / 93
		Communist Party of Spain (PCE)	7 / 93
		Federal Democratic Republican Party (PRDF)	1 / 93
		Syndicalist Party (PSind)	1 / 93
Total Popular Front			75 / 93
	CEDA-led Centre-Right Coalition	Progressive Republican Party (PRP)	5 / 93
		Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	3 / 93
		Party of the Democratic Centre (PCD)	3 / 93
		Spanish Renewal (RE)	1 / 93
		Spanish Agrarian Party (PAE)	1 / 93
		Mesocrat Party	1 / 93
	CEDA-led Right-Wing Coalition	Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	3 / 93
	CEDA-led Right-Wing Coalition	Traditionalist Communion (CT)	1 / 93
Total Right-Wing			18 / 93

Huelva

7 seats, 5 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	PRDF	Luis Cordero Bel	79,667
		UR	Santiago López Rodríguez	79,536
		PSOE	Juan Gutiérrez Prieto	79,156
		PSOE	Crescenciano Bilbao Castellanos	79,122
		PSOE	Ramón González Peña	78,782
	Counter-Revolutionary Front	PCD	Joaquín Urzaiz Cadaval	66,841
		CEDA	Francisco Pérez de Guzmán y Urzaiz	66,618
		CEDA	Manuel Sánchez-Dalp y Marañón	65,201
		PRR	Fernando Rey Mora	64,741
		Ind	Dionisio Cano López	64,357
	Agrarian	PAE	Manuel Burgos y Mazo	4,897
	Agrarian	PAE	Nicolás Vázquez de la Corte	4,079
Source: ^[55]

Seville (City)

6 seats, 4 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	UR	Manuel Blasco Garzón	74,993
		IR	José Mª Aguilar Calvo	74,696
		PSOE	Alberto Fernández Ballesteros	74,675
		PCE	Antonio Mitje García	74,476
	Right-Wing Coalition	CEDA	Jesús Pabón y Suárez de Urbina	43,728
		CT	Ginés Martínez Rubio	43,091
		CEDA	Jaime Oriol de la Puerta	43,072
		CEDA	José Mª Olivares Fernández	42,966
	Spanish Phalanx	FE-JONS	José Antonio Primo de Rivera	942
	Spanish Phalanx	FE-JONS	Sancho Dávila y Fernández de Celis	857
Source:^[56] ^[57]

Seville (Province)

Only the results from the elected candidates are complete, the results for the other candidates corresponds to largely incomplete (~4% missing) results published on 18 February 1936

10 seats, 8 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	UR	Ramón González Sicilia y de la Corte	100,171
		UR	Antonio Lara Zárate	100,111
		IR	Manuel Pérez y Jofre de Villegas	100,076
		UR	José González y Fernández de la Bandera	100,044
		PSOE	Manuel Barrios Jiménez	100,028
		UR	Rafael de Pina Millán	100,019
		PSOE	José Moya Navarro	99,974
		PSOE	Víctor Adolfo Carretero Rodríguez	99,938
	Centre-Right List	PRP	Manuel Figueroa Rojas	81,466
		PCD	Antonio de Seras González	81,442
		PRC	Miguel García y Bravo-Ferrer	79,189
		CEDA	Manuel Beca Mateos	79,169
		CEDA	Miguel Bermudo Barrera	79,160
		CEDA	Isacio Contreras Rodríguez	79,156
		CEDA	José Luis Illanes del Río	79,152
		CEDA	Luis Alarcón de la Lastra	79,151
Source:^[58]^[59]

Córdoba

13 seats, 10 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	UR	Pedro Rico López	158,011
		IR	Ramón Rubio Vicenti	157,793
		IR	Antonio Jaén Morente	157,547
		PSOE	Vicente Martín Romera	156,204
		PSOE	Wenceslao Carrillo Alonso	156,140
		PSOE	Manuel Castro Molina	155,969
		PSOE	Eduardo Blanco Fernández	155,272
		PCE	Bautista Garcés Granell	153,844
		PCE	Jesús Hernández Tomás	153,301
		PSOE	Antonio Bujalance López	153,119
	Antirevolutionary List	PRP	Federico Fernández Castillejo	110,165
		PRP	Rafael Delgado Benítez	109,534
		PRP	José Tomás Rubio Chávarri	109,246
		CEDA	Fernando Porras Ruiz de Pedrosa	103,463
		CEDA	Rafael Muñoz Córdoba	103,363
		CEDA	José Montero Tirado	103,285
		CEDA	Laureano Fernández Martos	103,198
		CEDA	Bartolomé Torrico Martos	101,555
		CEDA	Adolfo Virgili Quintanilla	101,448
		RE	José Cruz Conde	97,591
	Republican Alliance	PRR	Rafael Castejón y M. de Arizala	7,286
		PRR	Eloy Vaquero Cantillo	6,883
		PRC	Pascual Calderón Uclés	4,789
		PRR	Mateo Dueñas Calero	4,032
		PRR	Jorge Burgos Rubio	3,938
		PRR	Pedro Zurita Villalba	3,900
		PRR	José Rodríguez Cabezas	3,855
	Independent Republican	Ind	Joaquín de Pablo-Blanco	4,626
	Spanish Phalanx	FE	Rogelio Vignote Vignote	1,553
	Spanish Phalanx	FE	Pedro Antonio Baquerizo García	1,333
	Labourist Action	Ind	Juan B. Fernández Martín	170
	Labourist Action	Ind	Antonio Fernández Cantero	95
Source:^[60]

Cádiz

Only the results from the elected candidates are complete, the results for the other candidates corresponds to largely incomplete (~6% missing) results published on 18 February 1936

10 seats, 8 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	IR	Manuel Muñoz Martínez	98,437
		UR	Manuel Sánchez Caballero	98,296
		UR	Gabriel González Taltabull	98,154
		PSOE	Rafael Calvo Cuadrado	98,107
		PSOE	Juan Campos Villagrán	98,076
		IR	Francisco Aguado de Miguel	98,001
		PCE	Daniel Ortega Martínez	97,818
		PSind	Ángel Pestaña Núñez	97,667
	Counter-Revolutionary Front	PCD	José Antonio Canals	64,577
		RE	Ramón de Carranza y Fdez. Reguera	64,326
		CEDA	Manuel García Atance	59,697
		CEDA	Félix Bragado Álvarez	59,661
		RE	Francisco Moreno Herrera	59,371
		CEDA	Carlos Núñez Manso	58,139
		PRR	Julio Valera Vázquez	56,417
		CT	José Palomino Jiménez	54,552
	Spanish Phalanx	FE	José Antonio Primo de Rivera	6,965
Source:^[61]

Málaga (City)

4 seats, 3 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	IR	Luis Velasco Damas	55,295
		PSOE	Antonio Fernández Bolaños	55,224
		PCE	Cayetano Bolívar Escribano	52,748
		PSOE	Luis Dorado	27,657
	Right-Wing Coalition	CEDA	Emilio Hermida Rodríguez	14,352
		Ind	Modesto Escobar Acosta	13,531
		RE	Ignacio Muñoz RoJas	13,446
	Radical Republican	PRR	Eduardo Maldonado Leal	1,510
	Labourist Action ^{[n 24]}	Ind	José Guerra Gómez	43
		Ind	Fernando Ors	0
		Ind	Jesús Obregon	0
Source: ^[62]

Málaga (Province)

8 seats, 6 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	UR	Eduardo Frapolli y Ruiz de la Herrán	79,029
		IR	Emilio Baeza Medina	78,972
		PSOE	Vicente Sarmiento Ruiz	78,324
		IR	Federico Casamayor Toscano	77,793
		PSOE	Antonio Acuña Carballar	77,688
		UR	Federico Alva Varela	77,308
	Centre-Right	PRP	José María Roldán y Sánchez de la Fuente	49,509
		CEDA	Bernardo Laude Álvarez	48,830
		Ind.	Luis Armiñán Pérez	48,262
		CEDA	Ángel Fernández Ruano	48,262
		PAE	José María Hinojosa Lasarte	46,470
		Larista	José Estrada y Estrada	44,944
	Radical Republican	PRR	Pedro Armasa Briales	~6%
			Francisco Burgos Díaz
			Salvador González Anaya
	Labourist Action ^{[n 24]}	Ind	Fernando Ors	~0%
			José Guerra Gómez
			Jesús Obregón
Source: ^[62]

Jaén

13 seats, 10 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	UR	Bernardo Giner de los Ríos	138,340
		PSOE	Jerónimo Bugeda Muñoz	138,288
		PSOE	Juan Lozano Ruiz	138,168
		PSOE	Alejandro Peris Caruana	138,129
		PSOE	Tomás Álvarez Angulo	137,973
		IR	Pedro Fernández Hernández	137,913
		PSOE	José López Quero	137,690
		IR	Victoria Kent Siano	137,558
		PCE	Vicente Uribe Galdeano	137,548
		PSOE	Antonio Pasagali Lobo	136,854
	Centre-Right List	Mesocrat	José de Acuña	135,774
		PRR	José Pérez de Rozas^{[n 25]}	135,012
		PAE	José Blanco Rodríguez	134,398
		CEDA	José María Martínez	133,971
		CEDA	Fermín Palma García	133,931
		CEDA	José Moreno Torres	133,634
		PAE	León Carlos Álvarez	132,882
		CEDA	José Alberto Palanca	132,873
		CT	Antonio Garzón Marín	131,506
		PRP	Miguel Pastor Orozco	129,591
	Spanish Phalanx	FE	Raimundo Fernández Cuesta	6,930
	Conservative	PRC	Enrique del Castillo Folache	3,554
		PRC	Genaro Navarro López	3,112
		PRC	Lorenzo Lara Guixé	2,643
	Spanish Renovation	RE	Antonio Marín Acuña	5
Source:^[63]

Granada

13 seats, 10 votes per citizen

Cancelled elections

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Counter-Revolutionary Front	PAE	Francisco González Carrascosa	148,649
		CEDA	Manuel Torres López	148,304
		CEDA	José Fernández Arroyo y Caro	148,196
		PCD	Natalio Rivas Santiago	148,171
		CEDA	Julio Moreno Dávila	148,161
		CEDA	Ramón Ruiz Alonso	148,074
		PRP	Gonzalo Muñoz Ruiz	147,889
		CEDA	Francisco Herrera Oria	147,792
		PCD	Melchor Almagro y San Martín	147,219
		CT	José María Arauz de Robles	145,934
	Popular Front	UR	Emilio Martínez Jerez	100,013
		PSOE	Fernando de los Ríos Urruti	99,749
		IR	José Palanco Romero	99,005
		UR	Ricardo Corro Moncho	98,110
		PSOE	Ramón Lamoneda Fernández	97,770
		IR	Miguel Rodríguez Molina	97,677
		PSOE	Ernesto Fernández Jiménez	97,302
		PSOE	Antonio Martín García	97,237
		PSOE	Francisco Menoyo Baños	97,161
		PSOE	Francisco de Toro Cuevas	96,702
Source:^[64] ^[65]

Repeated elections on 3 May

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front (for the Majority)	PSOE	Fernando de los Ríos Urruti	224,498
		PSOE	Ernesto Fernández Jiménez	219,050
		PSOE	Ramón Lamoneda Fernández	218,049
		PSOE	Francisco Menoyo Caños	212,884
		PSOE	Nicolás Jiménez Molina	208,898
		PSOE	Aurelio Almagro Gracia	207,215
		IR	José Palanco Romero	206,646
		PSOE	Antonio Martín García	201,433
		IR	Miguel Rodríguez Molina	182,120
	Popular Front (for the Minority)	PSOE	Anastasio de Gracia Villarrubia	142,645
		UR	Ricardo Corro Moncho	139,855
		PSOE	Francisco del Toro Cuevas	137,557
		PCE	Antonio Pretel Fernández	95,945
		IR	Aniceto León Garre	61,114
		UR	José Villoslada Ruíz	5,094
	Sindicalist	PSind	José Alcántara García	44,928
		IRS	Eduardo Ortega y Gasset	12,219
		PRDF	Eduardo Barriobero y Herrán	10,390
		Ind ^{[n 5]}	Mariano Sánchez Roca	8,678
	-	?	José Leyva Martínez	4,468
	Right-Wing Block	FE-JONS	José Antonio Primo de Rivera	Retired
		FE-JONS	Julio Ruiz de Alda	Retired
		FE-JONS	Santiago Cardell Pujalte	Retired
		FE-JONS	Rafael Sánchez Mazas	Retired
		CEDA	Ramón Ruiz Alonso	Retired
		CEDA	José María Pérez Laborda	Retired
		CEDA	Julio Moreno Dávila	Retired
		CEDA	Luís García Lix	Retired
		CEDA	Unknown Candidate	Retired
		Ind	Pascual Nácher y Vilar	Retired
Source:^[66]^[67]

Almería

7 seats, 5 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	IR	Augusto Barcia y Trelles	68,157
		PSOE	Gabriel Pradal Gómez	64,699
		PSOE	Benigno Ferrer Domingo	64,530
		IR	Juan Company Jiménez	63,867
		UR	Álvaro Pascual Leone	63,093
	Right-Wing List	CEDA	Luis Jiménez Canga-Argüelles	57,771
		CEDA	Lorenzo Gallardo Gallardo	57,346
		CEDA	Luis Belda y Soriano	55,332
		Ind	Emilio Muñoz Párraga	52,546
		CT	Ricardo Rada Peral	49,623
	Centrist	PCD	Tomás Elorrieta y Artaza	23,043
	Conservative	PRC	Rogelio Pérez Burgos	3,831
	Independent Republican	Ind	Francisco Vega de la Iglesia	1,388
Source:^[68]

Ceuta

1 seat

Party		Candidate	Votes
	PSOE ^{[n 15]}	Manuel Martínez Pedroso	7,998
	PRR	Carlos Echeguren Ocio	3,243
Source:^[69]

Melilla

1 seat

Party		Candidate	Votes
	UR ^{[n 15]}	Luis Barrena y Alonso de Ojeda	12,761
	PRR	Carlos Echeguren Ocio ^{[n 26]}	4,830
	CEDA	Emilio Hermida Rodríguez	Retired
Source: ^[70]

Canary Islands

Seat distribution in the Congress of Deputies
Electoral List			Seats
	Popular Front	Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE)	3 / 11
		Communist Party of Spain (PCE)	2 / 11
		Republican Left (IR)	1 / 11
		Republican Union (UR)	1 / 11
		Federal Democratic Republican Party (PRDF)	1 / 11
Total Popular Front			8 / 11
	Other Centrist List	Radical Republican Party (PRR)	1 / 11
Total Centre			1 / 11
	CEDA-led Centre-Right Coalition	Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-Wing Groups (CEDA)	1 / 11
	CEDA-led Centre-Right Coalition	Party of the Democratic Centre (PCD)	1 / 11
Total Right-Wing			2 / 11

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Only the results from the elected candidates are complete, the results for the other candidates corresponds to largely incomplete (~12% missing) results published on 18 February 1936

5 seats, 4 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Popular Front	PRDF	Bernardino Valle y Gracia	32,900
		PSOE	José Antonio Junco Toral	32,076
		PSOE	Juan Negrín López	32,002
		PCE	Eduardo Suárez Morales	30,576
	Agrarian-Radical Coalition	PRR	Rafael Guerra del Río	31,641
		PAE	José Mesa y López	26,631
		Ind	Antonio Betancort Suárez	25,351
		PAE	Ruperto González Negrín	24,074
	Popular Action	CEDA	Agustín Mirando Junco	16,934
		CEDA	José María Gil-Robles	14,787
		CEDA	Juan Fontán y Lobé	13,333
		CEDA	Leonardo I.González Armas	10,725
Source:^[71]

Santa Cruz de Tenerife

6 seats, 4 votes per citizen

Alliance			Candidate	Votes
	Right-Wing Coalition	CEDA	José Víctor López de Vergara	39,455
		CEDA	Emilio Ramón González de Mesa^{[n 27]}	36,661
		PCD	Félix Benítez de Lugo	33,643
		CEDA	José Miguel de Sotomayor	32,700
	Popular Front	IR	Luis Rodríguez Figueroa	38,533
		PSOE	Emiliano Díaz Castro	36,837
		UR	Elfidio Alonso Rodríguez	35,338
		PCE	Florencio Sosa Acevedo	33,950
	Tinerfeño Republicans	PRT-PRR	Andrés Orozco Batista	19,223
		PRT-PRR	Ángel Capote Rodríguez	17,521
		PRT-PRR	Alonso Pérez Díaz	11,327
		PRT-PRR	Emilio López González	7,788
	Agrarian Independent	Ind/PAE	Luís Benítez de Lugo	4,486
Source:^[72]

Footnotes

↑ In every constituency except Lugo
↑ proposed coalition, only materialised on 30 constituencies
↑ Only presented itself on 16 constituencies
↑ Unrelated to the national PAE
1 2 3 4 5 6 Republican
1 2 On March 2, their election is anulled by the electoral commission and proclaims Manuel Martínez Risco and Alfonso Pazos Cid as members of the Cortes in their place
1 2 3 On March 20, their election is anulled by the electoral commission and proclaims Ramón Álvarez Valdes, Pedro Miñor Rivas and Bernardo Aza González as members of the Cortes in their place
↑ On April 2, his ellection is anulled by the electoral commission and proclaims Casto Prieto member of the Cortes in his place
↑ On April 2, his ellection is anulled by the electoral commission and proclaims Filiberto Villalobos member of the Cortes in his place
↑ On April 2, his ellection is anulled by the electoral commission and proclaims Valeriano Casanueva member of the Cortes in his place
↑ On March 24, his ellection is anulled by the electoral commission and proclaims Eliseo Cuadrao member of the Cortes in his place
↑ They asked voters to "vote for our candidate with two others from Riojan Action"
↑ The block did not stand in the second round and called on its voters to abstain from voting in it
1 2 Supported by RE
1 2 3 4 Candidate of the Popular Front
↑ Retired
↑ Supported by the PRR
1 2 3 The Republican Party of the Centre, controlled by Juan March Ordinas, presented themselves as independents in this election
↑ Even though he presented himself as an independent, he was in reality a shadow candidate ("tapado") of the CEDA.
1 2 3 Supported by RE
1 2 Nominated by the CEDA
↑ Nominated by the PCD
↑ On March 30, his ellection is anulled by the electoral commission and proclaims Marino Sáiz member of the Cortes in his place
1 2 "On Gil Robles' orders, a candidacy was presented in the capital under the name "Workers' Action" with the sole objective of diverting some workers' votes that would otherwise go to the Popular Front." (pg.474)
↑ On March 24, his ellection is anulled by the electoral commission and proclaims Moreno Torres member of the Cortes in his place
↑ Supported by the Femenine Section of Popular Action (CEDA)
↑ Disqualified due to legal incapacity on March 26

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↑ "La Prensa 29-02-1936". Retrieved 1 June 2026.

[1] In every constituency except Lugo

[2] roposed coalition, only materialised on 30 constituencies

[3] Only presented itself on 16 constituencies

[7] Unrelated to the national PAE

[Republican-11] 1 2 3 4 5 6 Republican

[Orense-15] 1 2 On March 2, their election is anulled by the electoral commission and proclaims Manuel Martínez Risco and Alfonso Pazos Cid as members of the Cortes in their place

[Oviedo-17] 1 2 3 On March 20, their election is anulled by the electoral commission and proclaims Ramón Álvarez Valdes, Pedro Miñor Rivas and Bernardo Aza González as members of the Cortes in their place

[21] On April 2, his ellection is anulled by the electoral commission and proclaims Casto Prieto member of the Cortes in his place

[22] On April 2, his ellection is anulled by the electoral commission and proclaims Filiberto Villalobos member of the Cortes in his place

[23] On April 2, his ellection is anulled by the electoral commission and proclaims Valeriano Casanueva member of the Cortes in his place

[27] On March 24, his ellection is anulled by the electoral commission and proclaims Eliseo Cuadrao member of the Cortes in his place

[29] They asked voters to "vote for our candidate with two others from Riojan Action"

[37] The block did not stand in the second round and called on its voters to abstain from voting in it

[Álava_1-38] 1 2 Supported by RE

[PF1V-39] 1 2 3 4 Candidate of the Popular Front

[Retired-42] Retired

[45] Supported by the PRR

[March-52] 1 2 3 The Republican Party of the Centre, controlled by Juan March Ordinas, presented themselves as independents in this election

[58] Even though he presented himself as an independent, he was in reality a shadow candidate ("tapado") of the CEDA.

[Albacete-60] 1 2 3 Supported by RE

[:0-62] 1 2 Nominated by the CEDA

[63] Nominated by the PCD

[73] On March 30, his ellection is anulled by the electoral commission and proclaims Marino Sáiz member of the Cortes in his place

[Labour-85] 1 2 "On Gil Robles' orders, a candidacy was presented in the capital under the name "Workers' Action" with the sole objective of diverting some workers' votes that would otherwise go to the Popular Front." (pg.474)

[87] On March 24, his ellection is anulled by the electoral commission and proclaims Moreno Torres member of the Cortes in his place

[95] Supported by the Femenine Section of Popular Action (CEDA)

[98] Disqualified due to legal incapacity on March 26

[4] Gil Pecharromán, Julio (1997). La Segunda República. Esperanzas y frustraciones. Historia 16. p. 76. ISBN 84-7679-319-7.

[BOPLC-5] "BOP de La Coruña 29-02-1936". Retrieved 29 May 2026.

[El_Ideal_Gallego-6] 1 2 "El Ideal Gallego 16-02-1936". Retrieved 29 May 2026.

[8] ABC (1936). "ABC (Madrid) 10-02-1936". p. 17. Retrieved 29 May 2026.

[9] "El Diario de Pontevedra 19-02-1936". Retrieved 29 May 2026.

[10] "El País, Diario de la Tarde 17-02-1936". Retrieved 29 May 2026.

[12] "La Voz de la Verdad 18-02-1936". Retrieved 29 May 2026.

[13] "El Liberal (Sevilla) 23-02-1936". Retrieved 1 June 2026.

[14] "Hoy 23-02-1936". Retrieved 2 June 2026.

[16] "La Región 19-02-1936". Retrieved 4 June 2026.

[18] "El Carbayón 22-02-1936". Retrieved 5 June 2026.

[FOOTNOTEMartínez_Celada1998156-19] Martínez Celada 1998, p. 156.

[20] "El Heraldo de Zamora 21-02-1936". Retrieved 5 June 2026.

[24] "El Adelanto 21-02-1936". Retrieved 5 June 2026.

[25] "La Voz de Cantabria 21-02-1936". Retrieved 4 June 2026.

[FOOTNOTEMarcos_del_Olmo1987267-26] Marcos del Olmo 1987, p. 267.

[28] "Las elecciones generales de febrero de 1936, y sus consecuencias, en Huérmeces y comarca". Retrieved 4 June 2026.

[30] "La Rioja 21-02-1936". Retrieved 4 June 2026.

[31] "BOPV 20-02-1936". Retrieved 4 June 2026.

[FOOTNOTEArrabal_López199795-32] Arrabal López 1997, p. 95.

[FOOTNOTEBarrio_Gozalo1988284-33] Barrio Gozalo 1988, p. 284.

[34] "Noticiero de Soria 20-02-1936". Retrieved 3 June 2026.

[35] "Noticiero de Soria 5-03-1936". Retrieved 3 June 2026.

[Euskadi-36] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "Euskadi.eus Electoral Results". 18 July 2017. Retrieved 29 May 2026.

[40] "La Voz de Navarra 21-02-1936". Retrieved 30 May 2026.

[FOOTNOTEGermán_Zubero2019573-41] Germán Zubero 2019, p. 573.

[FOOTNOTEGermán_Zubero2019576-43] Germán Zubero 2019, p. 576.

[FOOTNOTEGermán_Zubero2019575-44] Germán Zubero 2019, p. 575.

[FOOTNOTEGermán_Zubero2019574-46] Germán Zubero 2019, p. 574.

[FOOTNOTEVilanova200651–54-47] 1 2 3 4 5 Vilanova 2006, pp. 51–54.

[48] "L'Ideal 21-02-1936". Retrieved 1 June 2026.

[49] "Diari de Girona 19-02-1936". Retrieved 30 May 2026.

[Barcelona-50] 1 2 "La Rambla 21-02-1936". Retrieved 1 June 2026.

[51] "Foment 21-02-1936". Retrieved 1 June 2026.

[FOOTNOTEOliver_Araujo198647-53] Oliver Araujo 1986, p. 47.

[54] "BOPC 25-02-1936". Retrieved 3 June 2026.

[55] "El Debate 18-02-1936". Retrieved 3 June 2026.

[56] "Heraldo de Castellón 17-02-1936". Retrieved 3 June 2026.

[BOPV-57] 1 2 "BOP Valencia". Retrieved 3 June 2026.

[FOOTNOTEMartínez_Leal2012221-59] Martínez Leal 2012, p. 221.

[FOOTNOTERequena_Gallego198264–66-61] Requena Gallego 1982, pp. 64–66.

[64] Official Results: "El Liberal (Murcia) 21-02-1936". Retrieved 30 May 2026.

[65] Partial Results: "El Liberal (Murcia) 18-02-1936". Retrieved 30 May 2026.

[66] "El Liberal (Murcia) 21-02-1936". Retrieved 30 May 2026.

[BOPM-67] 1 2 "BOPM 18-02-1936". Retrieved 29 May 2026.

[68] "BOPG 24-02-1936". Retrieved 30 May 2026.

[69] "El Castellano 22-02-1936". Retrieved 30 May 2026.

[70] "El Castellano 17-02-1936". Retrieved 30 May 2026.

[FOOTNOTELópez_Villaverde2020293-71] López Villaverde 2020, p. 293.

[FOOTNOTELópez_Villaverde2020294,_296-72] López Villaverde 2020, pp. 294, 296.

[74] "El Pueblo Manchego 23-02-1936". Retrieved 1 June 2026.

[75] "Hoy 22-02-1936". Retrieved 2 June 2026.

[FOOTNOTEAyala_Vicente2000-76] Ayala Vicente 2000.

[77] "Hoy 19-02-1936". Retrieved 2 June 2026.

[FOOTNOTEÁlvarez_Rey2009660–661-78] Álvarez Rey 2009, pp. 660–661.

[79] "ABC (Sevilla) 21-02-1931". 6 August 2019. Retrieved 1 June 2026.

[FOOTNOTEGómez_Salvago1977-80] Gómez Salvago 1977.

[81] Official results: "El Liberal (Sevilla) 22-02-1936". Retrieved 1 June 2026.

[82] Partial results: "El Liberal (Sevilla) 18-02-1936". Retrieved 1 June 2026.

[83] Hidalgo Luque, Patricio (2018). "Córdoba, 1936. Las elecciones del 16 de febrero". Retrieved 1 June 2026.

[84] "El Liberal (Sevilla)". Retrieved 2 June 2026.

[FOOTNOTEVelasco_Gómez1983477–480-86] 1 2 Velasco Gómez 1983, pp. 477–480.

[88] "Resultados de las elecciones de 16 de Febrero de 1936. Provincia de Jaén". Retrieved 1 June 2026.

[89] "El Defensor de Granada 21-02-1936". Retrieved 2 June 2026.

[FOOTNOTELópez_Martínez1992983–1014-90] López Martínez 1992, pp. 983–1014.

[91] "Noticiero Granadino 8-05-1936". Retrieved 3 June 2026.

[92] "Ahora 05-02-1936". Retrieved 3 June 2026.

[93] "Diario de Almería 22-02-1936". Retrieved 2 June 2026.

[94] "El Faro de Ceuta 11-04-2015".

[FOOTNOTEAlías_Rodríguez198576-96] Alías Rodríguez 1985, p. 76.

[97] "La Prensa 18-02-1936". Retrieved 1 June 2026.

[99] "La Prensa 29-02-1936". Retrieved 1 June 2026.

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