Spanish legislative election, 1989

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← Spanish general election, October 29, 1989 →
Party	Votes	%	Seats
Spanish Socialist Worker Party (PSOE)	6,991,593	34.35	155
People's Party (PP)	5,117,049	25.14	101
United Left (IU)	1,627,136	8.00	14
Democratic and Social Center (CDS)	1,617,716	7.89	14
Party of the Socialists of Catalonia (PSC-PSOE) ^[1]	1,123,975	5.52	20
Convergencia i Unio (CiU)	1,032,243	5.04	18
Basque Nationalist Party (EAJ-PNV)	252,119	1.24	5
Iniciativa per Catalunya (IC) ^[2]	231,452	1.14	3
Herri Batasuna (HB)	217,278	1.07	4
Andalucist Party (PA)	212,687	1.05	2
Valencian Union (UV)	144,924	0.71	2
Basque Solidarity (EA)	136,955	0.67	2
Basque Left (EE)	105,238	0.52	2
Navarrese People's Union - Coalition PP (UPN-PP) ^[3]	92,216	0.45	3
PP - Coalition Centristas de Galicia (PP-CG) ^[4]	76,707	0.38	3
Aragonese Regionalist Party (PAR)	71,733	0.35	1
Canarian Independent Groups (AIC)	64,767	0,32	1
Other	1,236,099	6.07	-

^ PSC is the partner of PSOE in Catalonia
^ IC is the partner of IU in Catalonia
^ UPN run in coalition with PP in this election in Navarre (soon after UPN would fully become the autonomous delegation of PP in this province)
^ Centristas de Galicia run in coalition with PP in Galicia in this election (later it would be absorbed by it)

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