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Moment of Feij\u00f3o’s visit to the Balearic Islands. Photo: Instagram PP Baleares.<\/p><\/div>\n
In the 2019 elections, the PSIB won 19 seats; the PP, 16; Unidas Podemos, 6; Ciudadanos, 5; M\u00e9s per Mallorca, 4; Vox and El Pi, 3; M\u00e9s per Menorca, 2; and Gent per Formentera, 1.<\/p>\n
The PP, most voted force in the Consell de Mallorca<\/h2>\n
Lloren\u00e7 Galm\u00e9s is emerging as president of the island institution, with 13 seats. A simple majority that will require a pact whose only ally is Vox.\u00a0 Which has almost doubled its presence, going from 3 to 5 representatives in Palau Reial. A sum that would give the PP control of the Consell once again, as both would total 18 councillors, one above the absolute majority, set at seventeen.<\/p>\n
PSOE loses one of its ten representatives, leaving it with nine. Unidas Podemos disappears from the institution, losing its three representatives. M\u00e9s per Mallorca resists the blow to the left and retains its four seats.<\/p>\n
The PP wins Palma City Hall<\/h2>\n
The party led by Jaime Mart\u00ednez wins the elections in Ciutat de Palma. It will be able to make a pact with Vox or opt for a minority government. The Partido Popular has won these elections to Palma City Council with 11 councillors. It improved its 2019 results, and went from 27,654 votes, with Mateo Isern as candidate, to the more than 50,000 it obtained this Sunday. This represents a radical change in the Consistory after eight consecutive years of left-wing governments. The ‘popular’ leader will be able to govern in a minority, but to do so comfortably he will need to make a pact with the party led by Fulgencio Coll. Vox has gone from four to six councillors, winning more than 32,000 votes compared to 19,000 in the last municipal elections.<\/p>\n
As for the rest of the forces, the PSIB-PSOE lost one councillor, remaining with 8 councillors and becoming the second political force in Palma. M\u00e9s has three councillors and Podemos has fallen from three to just one councillor, making a new left-wing bloc pact impossible. In addition, it is worth noting the departure from Cort’s political scene of Ciudadanos, a list headed by Eva Pomar, which started out with four councillors, while El PI has also failed to enter this institution in its third elections.<\/p>\n
It should be remembered that in 2019, the PSIB-PSOE was the most voted force, obtaining a total of nine councillors, and ousted the Partido Popular, with Mateo Isern as candidate, who won six. Vox and Ciudadanos won four, while Podemos and M\u00e9s per Palma won three councillors, which was enough to re-establish a new left-wing pact between PSIB, M\u00e9s and Podemos, and for Jos\u00e9 Hila to hold the reigns of power for the next four years.<\/p>\n