The May 17, 2026 Andalusian regional election produced final results showing the Partido Popular securing 53 seats in the 109-seat parliament, two short of the 55-seat threshold for an absolute majority. This outcome followed a campaign focused on regional governance issues such as health services, unemployment, and security, with the PP retaining the largest share of the vote at 41.6 percent but losing five seats from its 2022 total. The PSOE recorded its weakest regional performance in decades with 28 seats, while Vox captured 15 seats, positioning it as a potential partner for government formation. High turnout above 64 percent reinforced the seat distribution, aligning trader consensus on the low probability of a solo PP majority with the confirmed electoral arithmetic.