Socialist Party of the Balearic Islands







































































Socialist Party of the Balearic Islands


Partit Socialista de les Illes Balears (ca)
Partido Socialista de las Islas Baleares (es)

President Teresa Riera
Secretary-General Francina Armengol
Spokesperson Pilar Costa
Founded 1913
(as Balearic Socialist Federation)[1]
Headquarters C/ Miracle, 1
07002 Palma, Majorca, Spain
Membership (2014) 2,542[2]
Ideology Social democracy
Political position Centre-left
National affiliation Spanish Socialist Workers' Party
Congress of Deputies

2 / 8


(Balearic seats)

Spanish Senate[3]

1 / 7


(Balearic seats)
Parliament of the Balearic Islands

14 / 59
Island Councils

25 / 78
Mayors in the Balearic Islands

12 / 68

Local seats in the Balearic Islands[4]

179 / 931
Website
www.psib-psoe.org

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The Socialist Party of the Balearic Islands–PSOE (Catalan: Partit Socialista de les Illes Balears–PSOE) is the regional branch in the Balearic Islands of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), main centre-left party in Spain since the 1970s.




Contents






  • 1 Secretary-Generals


  • 2 Electoral performance


    • 2.1 Parliament of the Balearic Islands


    • 2.2 Cortes Generales


    • 2.3 European Parliament




  • 3 References





Secretary-Generals

















































 President
 Term
1.
Francesc Triay
 1982–1983
2.
Félix Pons
 1983–1985
3.
Josep Moll
 1985–1990
4.
Joan March
 1990–1994
–
Francesc Triay
 1994–1997
6.
Andreu Crespí
 1997–2000
7.
Francesc Antich
 2000–2011
8.
Francina Armengol
 2011–


Electoral performance



Parliament of the Balearic Islands





















































































Parliament of the Balearic Islands
Election
 Vote
 %
 Seats
 Status
 Leader

1983
 107,906 (#2)
 34.71

21 / 54


 Opposition
Félix Pons

1987
 108,910 (#2)
 32.47

21 / 59


 Opposition
 Joan Francesc Triay

1991
 102,060 (#2)
 30.09

21 / 59


 Opposition
 Francesc Obrador

1995
 90,008 (#2)
 23.97

16 / 59


 Opposition
 Joan Francesc Triay

1999
 98,024 (#2)
 26.87

20 / 59


 Government
Francesc Antich

2003
 121,425 (#2)
 28.48

20 / 59


 Opposition
Francesc Antich

2007
 136,027 (#2)
 32.51

22 / 59


 Government
Francesc Antich

2011
 104,628 (#2)
 24.89

19 / 59


 Opposition
Francesc Antich

2015
 83,804 (#2)
 19.41

15 / 59


 Government
Francina Armengol


Cortes Generales

































































































Congress of Deputies
Election
 Balearic Islands
Vote
 %
 Seats

1977
 73,554 (#2)
 23.34

2 / 6

1979
 88,232 (#2)
 29.38

2 / 6

1982
 144,232 (#1)
 40.45

3 / 6

1986
 137,363 (#1)
 40.28

3 / 6

1989
 118,833 (#2)
 34.48

3 / 6

1993
 140,145 (#2)
 33.97

3 / 7

1996
 155,244 (#2)
 35.95

3 / 7

2000
 116,515 (#2)
 29.28

2 / 7

2004
 185,623 (#2)
 39.48

4 / 8

2008
 209,451 (#1)
 44.23

4 / 8

2011
 126,512 (#2)
 28.87

3 / 8

2015
 88,635 (#3)
 18.31

2 / 8

2016
 93,363 (#3)
 20.09

2 / 8

 


























































































Senate
Election
 Balearic Islands
Vote
 %
 Seats

1977



1 / 5

1979



1 / 5

1982



3 / 5

1986



3 / 5

1989



1 / 5

1993



1 / 5

1996



2 / 5

2000



1 / 5

2004



1 / 5

2008



3 / 5

2011



1 / 5

2015



0 / 5

2016



0 / 5



European Parliament
















































European Parliament
Election
 Balearic Islands
Vote
 %

1987
 114,420 (#2)
 34.20

1989
 84,465 (#1)
 35.58

1994
 72,430 (#2)
 24.85

1999
 100,023 (#2)
 27.70

2004
 101,212 (#2)
 38.76

2009
 99,574 (#2)
 38.66

2014
 59,518 (#2)
 22.03


References





  1. ^ Història PSIB–PSOE. www.psib-psoe.org


  2. ^ Unos 197.400 militantes elegirán al líder del PSOE, 45.600 en Andalucía. Canal Sur, 13/06/2014.


  3. ^ Senadores por Illes Balears. Senado.es


  4. ^ ELECCIONES MUNICIPALES 2015 - BALEARES. El País.












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