Vila Real (Assembly of the Republic constituency)
Constituency of the Assembly of the Republic, the national legislature of Portugal
Vila Real Location of Vila Real within Portugal
District Vila Real Population 184,525 (2022)[ 1] Electorate 207,989 (2024) Area 4,307 km2 (2022)[ 2] Created 1976 Seats
5 (1995–present) 6 (1979–1995) 7 (1976–1979)
Deputies[ 3]
Vila Real is one of the 22 multi-member constituencies of the Assembly of the Republic , the national legislature of Portugal . The constituency was established in 1976 when the Assembly of the Republic was established by the constitution following the restoration of democracy . It is conterminous with the district of Vila Real . The constituency currently elects five of the 230 members of the Assembly of the Republic using the closed party-list proportional representation electoral system . At the 2024 legislative election it had 207,989 registered electors.
Electoral system
Vila Real currently elects five of the 230 members of the Assembly of the Republic using the closed party-list proportional representation electoral system .[ 4] [ 5] Seats are allocated using the D'Hondt method .[ 6] [ 7]
Election results
Summary
Election
Unitary Democrats CDU / APU / PCP
Left Bloc BE / UDP
Socialists PS / FRS
People Animals Nature PAN
Democratic Renewal PRD
Social Democrats PSD / PàF / AD / PPD
Liberals IL
CDS – People's CDS–PP / CDS
Chega CH / PPV/CDC / PPV
Votes
%
Seats
Votes
%
Seats
Votes
%
Seats
Votes
%
Seats
Votes
%
Seats
Votes
%
Seats
Votes
%
Seats
Votes
%
Seats
Votes
%
Seats
2024
1,600
1.40%
0
2,865
2.51%
0
34,660
30.39%
2
1,062
0.93%
0
46,046
40.38%
2
2,380
2.09%
0
20,038
17.57%
1
2022
1,775
1.72%
0
2,442
2.36%
0
43,489
42.11%
3
815
0.79%
0
42,128
40.79%
2
1,898
1.84%
0
1,665
1.61%
0
7,569
7.33%
0
2019
2,513
2.63%
0
6,071
6.35%
0
37,312
39.04%
2
1,632
1.71%
0
39,136
40.95%
3
427
0.45%
0
4,520
4.73%
0
792
0.83%
0
2015
3,262
3.07%
0
5,697
5.35%
0
36,462
34.27%
2
664
0.62%
0
56,262
52.88%
3
2011
3,656
3.15%
0
2,784
2.40%
0
34,825
30.01%
2
617
0.53%
0
61,455
52.96%
3
10,385
8.95%
0
2009
3,620
2.95%
0
6,929
5.64%
0
45,531
37.08%
2
51,820
42.20%
3
12,728
10.37%
0
184
0.15%
0
2005
3,275
2.67%
0
3,019
2.46%
0
55,123
44.98%
3
50,545
41.25%
2
8,509
6.94%
0
2002
2,516
2.03%
0
1,116
0.90%
0
40,368
32.49%
2
68,518
55.15%
3
10,225
8.23%
0
1999
3,004
2.46%
0
1,001
0.82%
0
50,713
41.57%
2
56,646
46.43%
3
8,507
6.97%
0
1995
2,567
1.97%
0
506
0.39%
0
53,259
40.80%
2
61,290
46.95%
3
10,420
7.98%
0
1991
3,377
2.64%
0
34,051
26.64%
2
522
0.41%
0
79,190
61.95%
4
6,692
5.24%
0
1987
5,559
4.23%
0
544
0.41%
0
27,639
21.03%
1
1,832
1.39%
0
84,965
64.64%
5
6,741
5.13%
0
1985
7,804
6.19%
0
1,108
0.88%
0
30,129
23.90%
2
11,350
9.00%
0
55,388
43.93%
3
16,375
12.99%
1
1983
7,089
5.57%
0
832
0.65%
0
42,758
33.57%
2
55,547
43.61%
3
16,768
13.16%
1
1980
7,374
5.32%
0
1,097
0.79%
0
32,733
23.61%
1
89,209
64.35%
5
1979
8,920
6.44%
0
2,222
1.60%
0
36,184
26.11%
2
84,071
60.66%
4
1976
4,086
3.39%
0
1,192
0.99%
0
34,277
28.44%
2
50,736
42.10%
4
23,808
19.76%
1
(Figures in italics represent alliances.)
Detailed
2020s
2024
Results of the 2024 legislative election held on 10 March 2024:[ 8]
Party
Votes
%
Seats
Democratic Alliance
AD
46,046
40.38%
2
Socialist Party
PS
34,660
30.39%
2
Chega
CH
20,038
17.57%
1
National Democratic Alternative
ADN
2,959
2.59%
0
Left Bloc
BE
2,865
2.51%
0
Liberal Initiative
IL
2,380
2.09%
0
Unitary Democratic Coalition
CDU
1,600
1.40%
0
LIVRE
L
1,592
1.40%
0
People Animals Nature
PAN
1,062
0.93%
0
React, Include, Recycle
RIR
319
0.28%
0
New Right
ND
278
0.24%
0
Volt Portugal
Volt
121
0.11%
0
Ergue-te
E
117
0.10%
0
Valid Votes
114,037
100.00%
5
Blank Votes
1,494
1.28%
Rejected Votes – Other
1,527
1.30%
Total Polled
117,058
56.28%
Registered Electors
207,989
The following candidates were elected:[ 9]
Amílcar Almeida (AD); António Alberto Machado (AD); Fátima Correia Pinto (PS); Carlos Silva (PS); and Manuela Tender (CH).
2022
Results of the 2022 legislative election held on 30 January 2022:[ 10]
Party
Votes
%
Seats
Socialist Party
PS
43,489
42.11%
3
Social Democratic Party
PSD
42,128
40.79%
2
Chega
CH
7,569
7.33%
0
Left Bloc
BE
2,442
2.36%
0
Liberal Initiative
IL
1,898
1.84%
0
Unitary Democratic Coalition
CDU
1,775
1.72%
0
CDS – People's Party
CDS–PP
1,665
1.61%
0
People Animals Nature
PAN
815
0.79%
0
LIVRE
L
566
0.55%
0
React, Include, Recycle
RIR
369
0.36%
0
Socialist Alternative Movement
MAS
206
0.20%
0
We, the Citizens!
NC
144
0.14%
0
Ergue-te
E
79
0.08%
0
Volt Portugal
Volt
76
0.07%
0
Earth Party
PT
64
0.06%
0
Valid Votes
103,285
100.00%
5
Blank Votes
943
0.90%
Rejected Votes – Other
1,080
1.03%
Total Polled
105,308
49.42%
Registered Electors
213,093
The following candidates were elected:[ 11]
Artur Soveral Andrade (PSD); Cláudia Bento (PSD); Fátima Correia Pinto (PS); Francisco Rocha (PS); and Agostinho Santa (PS).
2010s
2019
Results of the 2019 legislative election held on 6 October 2019:[ 12]
Party
Votes
%
Seats
Social Democratic Party
PSD
39,136
40.95%
3
Socialist Party
PS
37,312
39.04%
2
Left Bloc
BE
6,071
6.35%
0
CDS – People's Party
CDS–PP
4,520
4.73%
0
Unitary Democratic Coalition
CDU
2,513
2.63%
0
People Animals Nature
PAN
1,632
1.71%
0
Chega
CH
792
0.83%
0
Alliance
A
696
0.73%
0
React, Include, Recycle
RIR
649
0.68%
0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party
PCTP
570
0.60%
0
LIVRE
L
547
0.57%
0
Liberal Initiative
IL
427
0.45%
0
Democratic Republican Party
PDR
189
0.20%
0
People's Monarchist Party
PPM
188
0.20%
0
We, the Citizens!
NC
171
0.18%
0
National Renewal Party
PNR
161
0.17%
0
Valid Votes
95,574
100.00%
5
Blank Votes
2,246
2.24%
Rejected Votes – Other
2,416
2.41%
Total Polled
100,236
45.75%
Registered Electors
219,081
The following candidates were elected:[ 13]
Artur Soveral Andrade (PSD); Cláudia Bento (PSD); Luís Leite Ramos (PSD); Francisco Rocha (PS); and Ascenso Simões (PS).
2015
Results of the 2015 legislative election held on 4 October 2015:[ 14]
Party
Votes
%
Seats
Portugal Ahead
PàF
56,262
52.88%
3
Socialist Party
PS
36,462
34.27%
2
Left Bloc
BE
5,697
5.35%
0
Unitary Democratic Coalition
CDU
3,262
3.07%
0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party
PCTP
1,010
0.95%
0
Democratic Republican Party
PDR
804
0.76%
0
People Animals Nature
PAN
664
0.62%
0
ACT! (Portuguese Labour Party and Socialist Alternative Movement )
AGIR
518
0.49%
0
LIVRE
L
383
0.36%
0
People's Monarchist Party
PPM
318
0.30%
0
The Earth Party Movement
MPT
301
0.28%
0
National Renewal Party
PNR
280
0.26%
0
We, the Citizens!
NC
279
0.26%
0
United Party of Retirees and Pensioners
PURP
153
0.14%
0
Valid Votes
106,393
100.00%
5
Blank Votes
1,932
1.75%
Rejected Votes – Other
1,954
1.77%
Total Polled
110,279
47.96%
Registered Electors
229,963
The following candidates were elected:[ 15]
Luís Pedro Pimentel (PàF); Luís Leite Ramos (PàF); Francisco Rocha (PS); Ascenso Simões (PS); and Maria Manuela Tender (PàF).
2011
Results of the 2011 legislative election held on 5 June 2011:[ 16]
Party
Votes
%
Seats
Social Democratic Party
PSD
61,455
52.96%
3
Socialist Party
PS
34,825
30.01%
2
CDS – People's Party
CDS–PP
10,385
8.95%
0
Unitary Democratic Coalition
CDU
3,656
3.15%
0
Left Bloc
BE
2,784
2.40%
0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party
PCTP
675
0.58%
0
Party for Animals and Nature
PAN
617
0.53%
0
People's Monarchist Party
PPM
574
0.49%
0
The Earth Party Movement
MPT
304
0.26%
0
Portuguese Labour Party
PTP
254
0.22%
0
Hope for Portugal Movement
MEP
234
0.20%
0
National Renewal Party
PNR
147
0.13%
0
Democratic Party of the Atlantic
PDA
121
0.10%
0
Valid Votes
116,031
100.00%
5
Blank Votes
2,043
1.71%
Rejected Votes – Other
1,477
1.24%
Total Polled
119,551
50.80%
Registered Electors
235,328
The following candidates were elected:[ 17]
Pedro Passos Coelho (PSD); Pedro Silva Pereira (PS); Luís Leite Ramos (PSD); Rui Jorge Santos (PS); and Maria Manuela Tender (PSD).
2000s
2009
Results of the 2009 legislative election held on 27 September 2009:[ 18]
Party
Votes
%
Seats
Social Democratic Party
PSD
51,820
42.20%
3
Socialist Party
PS
45,531
37.08%
2
CDS – People's Party
CDS–PP
12,728
10.37%
0
Left Bloc
BE
6,929
5.64%
0
Unitary Democratic Coalition
CDU
3,620
2.95%
0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party
PCTP
764
0.62%
0
Hope for Portugal Movement
MEP
358
0.29%
0
People's Monarchist Party
PPM
330
0.27%
0
Merit and Society Movement
MMS
275
0.22%
0
The Earth Party Movement and Humanist Party
MPT-PH
258
0.21%
0
Pro-Life Party
PPV
184
0.15%
0
Valid Votes
122,797
100.00%
5
Blank Votes
1,573
1.25%
Rejected Votes – Other
1,754
1.39%
Total Polled
126,124
53.38%
Registered Electors
236,262
The following candidates were elected:[ 19]
José de Bianchi (PS); António Cabeleira (PSD); António Montalvão Machado (PSD); Pedro Silva Pereira (PS); and Isabel Sequeira (PSD).
2005
Results of the 2005 legislative election held on 20 February 2005:[ 20]
Party
Votes
%
Seats
Socialist Party
PS
55,123
44.98%
3
Social Democratic Party
PSD
50,545
41.25%
2
CDS – People's Party
CDS–PP
8,509
6.94%
0
Unitary Democratic Coalition
CDU
3,275
2.67%
0
Left Bloc
BE
3,019
2.46%
0
New Democracy Party
ND
631
0.51%
0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party
PCTP
562
0.46%
0
Humanist Party
PH
507
0.41%
0
National Renewal Party
PNR
207
0.17%
0
Democratic Party of the Atlantic
PDA
164
0.13%
0
Valid Votes
122,542
100.00%
5
Blank Votes
1,663
1.32%
Rejected Votes – Other
1,630
1.30%
Total Polled
125,835
56.81%
Registered Electors
221,516
The following candidates were elected:[ 21]
Rosário Águas (PSD); Paula Barros (PS); Ricardo Martins (PSD); Pedro Silva Pereira (PS); and Ascenso Simões (PS).
2002
Results of the 2002 legislative election held on 17 March 2002:[ 22]
The following candidates were elected:[ 23]
Assunção Esteves (PSD); Bessa Guerra (PSD); António Nazaré Pereira (PSD); Pedro Silva Pereira (PS); and Ascenso Simões (PS).
1990s
1999
Results of the 1999 legislative election held on 10 October 1999:[ 24]
The following candidates were elected:[ 25]
António Martinho (PS); Manuel do Nascimento Martins (PSD); António Nazaré Pereira (PSD); Vitor Ramalho (PS); and Francisco Tavares (PSD).
1995
Results of the 1995 legislative election held on 1 October 1995:[ 26]
The following candidates were elected:[ 27]
Eurico Figueiredo (PS); António Martinho (PS); Costa Pereira (PSD); Fernando Pereira (PSD); and Eduardo Azevedo Soares (PSD).
1991
Results of the 1991 legislative election held on 6 October 1991:[ 28]
Party
Votes
%
Seats
Social Democratic Party
PSD
79,190
61.95%
4
Socialist Party
PS
34,051
26.64%
2
Social Democratic Centre Party
CDS
6,692
5.24%
0
Unitary Democratic Coalition
CDU
3,377
2.64%
0
National Solidarity Party
PSN
1,560
1.22%
0
Revolutionary Socialist Party
PSR
1,064
0.83%
0
People's Monarchist Party
PPM
766
0.60%
0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party
PCTP
606
0.47%
0
Democratic Renewal Party
PRD
522
0.41%
0
Valid Votes
127,828
100.00%
6
Blank Votes
802
0.61%
Rejected Votes – Other
2,141
1.64%
Total Polled
130,771
60.96%
Registered Electors
214,502
The following candidates were elected:[ 29]
José Costa Leite (PSD); Eurico Figueiredo (PS); António Martinho (PS); Valente de Oliveira (PSD); Fernando Pereira (PSD); and Nuno Ribeiro da Silva (PSD).
1980s
1987
Results of the 1987 legislative election held on 19 July 1987:[ 30]
Party
Votes
%
Seats
Social Democratic Party
PSD
84,965
64.64%
5
Socialist Party
PS
27,639
21.03%
1
Social Democratic Centre Party
CDS
6,741
5.13%
0
Unitary Democratic Coalition
CDU
5,559
4.23%
0
Democratic Renewal Party
PRD
1,832
1.39%
0
Christian Democratic Party
PDC
1,485
1.13%
0
Revolutionary Socialist Party
PSR
778
0.59%
0
Communist Party (Reconstructed)
PC(R)
752
0.57%
0
Popular Democratic Union
UDP
544
0.41%
0
People's Monarchist Party
PPM
436
0.33%
0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party
PCTP
365
0.28%
0
Portuguese Democratic Movement
MDP
351
0.27%
0
Valid Votes
131,447
100.00%
6
Blank Votes
1,152
0.85%
Rejected Votes – Other
3,315
2.44%
Total Polled
135,914
66.27%
Registered Electors
205,087
The following candidates were elected:[ 31]
Daniel Bastos (PSD); Assunção Esteves (PSD); Carlos Lage (PS); Valente de Oliveira (PSD); Fernando Pereira (PSD); and João Teixeira (PSD).
1985
Results of the 1985 legislative election held on 6 October 1985:[ 32]
Party
Votes
%
Seats
Social Democratic Party
PSD
55,388
43.93%
3
Socialist Party
PS
30,129
23.90%
2
Social Democratic Centre Party
CDS
16,375
12.99%
1
Democratic Renewal Party
PRD
11,350
9.00%
0
United People Alliance
APU
7,804
6.19%
0
Christian Democratic Party
PDC
1,482
1.18%
0
Popular Democratic Union
UDP
1,108
0.88%
0
Workers' Party of Socialist Unity
POUS
802
0.64%
0
Revolutionary Socialist Party
PSR
744
0.59%
0
Communist Party (Reconstructed)
PC(R)
521
0.41%
0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party
PCTP
372
0.30%
0
Valid Votes
126,075
100.00%
6
Blank Votes
1,188
0.90%
Rejected Votes – Other
4,037
3.07%
Total Polled
131,300
66.70%
Registered Electors
196,854
The following candidates were elected:[ 33]
Amândio Azevedo (PSD); Daniel Bastos (PSD); Aloísio Fonseca (PS); Coimbra Martins (PS); Francisco Teixeira (CDS); and João Teixeira (PSD).
1983
Results of the 1983 legislative election held on 25 April 1983:[ 34]
Party
Votes
%
Seats
Social Democratic Party
PSD
55,547
43.61%
3
Socialist Party
PS
42,758
33.57%
2
Social Democratic Centre Party
CDS
16,768
13.16%
1
United People Alliance
APU
7,089
5.57%
0
Christian Democratic Party
PDC
1,146
0.90%
0
People's Monarchist Party
PPM
1,093
0.86%
0
Popular Democratic Union
UDP
832
0.65%
0
Revolutionary Socialist Party
PSR
544
0.43%
0
Workers' Party of Socialist Unity
POUS
438
0.34%
0
Portuguese Marxist–Leninist Communist Organization
OCMLP
413
0.32%
0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party
PCTP
394
0.31%
0
Socialist Workers League
LST
359
0.28%
0
Valid Votes
127,381
100.00%
6
Blank Votes
779
0.59%
Rejected Votes – Other
4,091
3.09%
Total Polled
132,251
71.43%
Registered Electors
185,138
The following candidates were elected:[ 35]
Amândio Azevedo (PSD); Daniel Bastos (PSD); José Fillol (PS); Carlos Augusto Pires (PS); Tomás Espirito Santo (CDS); and João Teixeira (PSD).
1980
Results of the 1980 legislative election held on 5 October 1980:[ 36]
Party
Votes
%
Seats
Democratic Alliance
AD
89,209
64.35%
5
Republican and Socialist Front
FRS
32,733
23.61%
1
United People Alliance
APU
7,374
5.32%
0
Workers' Party of Socialist Unity
POUS
2,259
1.63%
0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party
PCTP
2,163
1.56%
0
Revolutionary Socialist Party
PSR
1,503
1.08%
0
Popular Democratic Union
UDP
1,097
0.79%
0
Labour Party
PT
987
0.71%
0
Portuguese Marxist–Leninist Communist Organization
OCMLP
740
0.53%
0
Christian Democratic Party ,Independent Movement for the National Reconstruction / Party of the Portuguese Right and National Front
PDC- MIRN/ PDP- FN
564
0.41%
0
Valid Votes
138,629
100.00%
6
Blank Votes
816
0.57%
Rejected Votes – Other
4,128
2.88%
Total Polled
143,573
80.94%
Registered Electors
177,379
The following candidates were elected:[ 37]
Amândio Azevedo (AD); Daniel Bastos (AD); Maria da Glória Duarte (AD); António Azevedo Gomes (FRS); Joaquim Pinto (AD); and Alexandre Reigoto (AD).
1970s
1979
Results of the 1979 legislative election held on 2 December 1979:[ 38]
Party
Votes
%
Seats
Democratic Alliance
AD
84,071
60.66%
4
Socialist Party
PS
36,184
26.11%
2
United People Alliance
APU
8,920
6.44%
0
Christian Democratic Party
PDC
2,367
1.71%
0
Popular Democratic Union
UDP
2,222
1.60%
0
Portuguese Workers' Communist Party
PCTP
1,739
1.25%
0
Left-wing Union for the Socialist Democracy
UEDS
1,563
1.13%
0
Revolutionary Socialist Party
PSR
1,130
0.82%
0
Portuguese Marxist–Leninist Communist Organization
OCMLP
402
0.29%
0
Valid Votes
138,598
100.00%
6
Blank Votes
1,212
0.83%
Rejected Votes – Other
6,007
4.12%
Total Polled
145,817
85.03%
Registered Electors
171,488
The following candidates were elected:[ 39]
Amândio Azevedo (AD); Daniel Bastos (AD); Manuel Fontoura (AD); Júlio Montalvão Machado (PS); Chaves Medeiros (PS); and Alexandre Reigoto (AD).
1976
Results of the 1976 legislative election held on 25 April 1976:[ 40]
Party
Votes
%
Seats
Democratic People's Party
PPD
50,736
42.10%
4
Socialist Party
PS
34,277
28.44%
2
Social Democratic Centre Party
CDS
23,808
19.76%
1
Portuguese Communist Party
PCP
4,086
3.39%
0
Popular Democratic Union
UDP
1,192
0.99%
0
People's Monarchist Party
PPM
1,079
0.90%
0
Christian Democratic Party
PDC
1,041
0.86%
0
Worker–Peasant Alliance
AOC
936
0.78%
0
Movement of Socialist Left
MES
890
0.74%
0
Internationalist Communist League
LCI
877
0.73%
0
People's Socialist Front
FSP
648
0.54%
0
Re-Organized Movement of the Party of the Proletariat
MRPP
534
0.44%
0
Communist Party of Portugal (Marxist–Leninist)
PCP(ML)
406
0.34%
0
Valid Votes
120,510
100.00%
7
Rejected Votes
9,623
7.39%
Total Polled
130,133
78.30%
Registered Electors
166,189
The following candidates were elected:[ 41]
Amândio Azevedo (PPD); António Barreto (PS); Manuel Fontoura (PPD); Chaves Medeiros (PS); Fernando Pinto (PPD); Alexandre Reigoto (CDS); and António Veríssimo (PPD).
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