Aveiro (Assembly of the Republic constituency)

Aveiro 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 Aveiro. The constituency currently elects 16 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 642,086 registered electors.

Aveiro
Constituency
for the Assembly of the Republic
Location of Aveiro within Portugal
DistrictAveiro
Population712,995 (2022)[1]
Electorate642,086 (2024)
Area2,801 km2 (2022)[2]
Current Constituency
Created1976
Seats
List
  • 16 (2009–present)
  • 15 (1999–2009)
  • 14 (1991–1999)
  • 15 (1976–1991)
Deputies[3]
List

Electoral system

Aveiro currently elects 16 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
ElectionUnitary 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 %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %Seats
20245,8291.41%017,3834.22%0117,36928.48%57,3021.77%0148,86136.12%721,6715.26%173,12217.74%3
20226,5601.84%016,7064.68%0144,22240.43%84,6061.29%0130,25036.51%716,2944.57%08,9662.51%020,5705.77%1
201910,7423.20%035,07410.46%2120,87036.05%710,4423.11%0118,16535.25%63,5661.06%020,0705.99%12,6010.78%0
201516,0514.54%035,34710.00%1102,76929.08%53,6301.03%0177,32150.17%108020.23%0
201115,7294.27%019,3275.24%199,65227.04%53,0400.82%0170,86946.36%849,53913.44%27200.20%0
200914,9853.96%034,9759.25%1131,69334.82%6134,84235.65%750,66313.39%27590.20%0
200513,8093.65%019,8465.24%0159,95542.26%8139,10936.75%638,00110.04%1
20029,5542.66%06,6471.85%0122,60634.07%5169,92647.22%847,13113.10%2
199912,7873.59%04,6771.31%0145,57740.88%7138,71738.96%649,19613.82%2
199510,5222.79%01,1240.30%0154,39640.92%6158,15241.91%648,38312.82%2
199110,4272.85%0103,30828.27%41,1330.31%0217,61559.56%922,6246.19%1
198715,7844.50%01,3550.39%081,67523.31%49,4932.71%0215,54061.52%1118,7945.36%0
198522,7356.61%12,7910.81%080,84923.50%447,02613.67%2135,24739.31%647,50113.81%2
198323,9637.18%11,6840.50%0125,03537.49%6119,05835.69%656,11516.82%2
198024,5536.97%12,6740.76%097,45727.66%4211,40860.00%10
197928,2518.09%14,1481.19%0101,57429.08%5202,83758.07%9
197611,9623.87%02,9550.96%099,64732.21%5113,59536.72%672,63823.48%4

(Figures in italics represent alliances.)

2024

Results of the 2024 legislative election held on 10 March 2024:[8]

PartyVotes%Seats
Democratic AllianceAD148,86136.12%7
Socialist PartyPS117,36928.48%5
ChegaCH73,12217.74%3
Liberal InitiativeIL21,6715.26%1
Left BlocBE17,3834.22%0
LIVREL9,5192.31%0
People Animals NaturePAN7,3021.77%0
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU5,8291.41%0
National Democratic AlternativeADN5,7541.40%0
React, Include, RecycleRIR1,9240.47%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP1,2070.29%0
New RightND1,0750.26%0
Volt PortugalVolt6110.15%0
Ergue-teE3440.08%0
Alternative 21 (Earth Party and Alliance)PT-A2050.05%0
Valid Votes412,176100.00%16
Blank Votes7,0301.66%
Rejected Votes – Other4,5281.07%
Total Polled423,73465.99%
Registered Electors642,086

The following candidates were elected:[9] Maria José Aguiar (CH); Ângela Almeida (AD); Filipe Neto Brandão (PS); Paula Cardoso (AD); Paulo Cavaleiro (AD); Susana Correia (PS); Jorge Galveias (CH); Armando Grave (CH); Mário Amorim Lopes (IL); Salvador Malheiro (AD); Almiro Moreira (AD); Hugo Oliveira (PS); Silvério Regalado (AD); Cláudia Santos (PS); Pedro Nuno Santos (PS); and Emídio Sousa (AD).

2022

Results of the 2022 legislative election held on 30 January 2022:[10]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist PartyPS144,22240.43%8
Social Democratic PartyPSD130,25036.51%7
ChegaCH20,5705.77%1
Left BlocBE16,7064.68%0
Liberal InitiativeIL16,2944.57%0
CDS – People's PartyCDS–PP8,9662.51%0
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU6,5601.84%0
People Animals NaturePAN4,6061.29%0
LIVREL2,8830.81%0
React, Include, RecycleRIR1,8220.51%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP1,4140.40%0
National Democratic AlternativeADN6770.19%0
Earth PartyPT4910.14%0
Volt PortugalVolt4330.12%0
Socialist Alternative MovementMAS4030.11%0
Ergue-teE2170.06%0
Together for the PeopleJPP1930.05%0
Valid Votes356,707100.00%16
Blank Votes4,7431.30%
Rejected Votes – Other3,4250.94%
Total Polled364,87556.78%
Registered Electors642,623

The following candidates were elected:[11] Bruno Aragão (PS); Filipe Neto Brandão (PS); Paula Cardoso (PSD); Helga Correia (PSD); Susana Correia (PS); Rui Cruz (PSD); Jorge Galveias (CH); António Topa Gomes (PSD); Carla Madureira (PSD); Hugo Oliveira (PS); Joana Sá Pereira (PS); Cláudia Santos (PS); Pedro Nuno Santos (PS); Porfírio Silva (PS); Ricardo Sousa (PSD); and Rui Vilar (PSD).

2019

Results of the 2019 legislative election held on 6 October 2019:[12]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist PartyPS120,87036.05%7
Social Democratic PartyPSD118,16535.25%6
Left BlocBE35,07410.46%2
CDS – People's PartyCDS–PP20,0705.99%1
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU10,7423.20%0
People Animals NaturePAN10,4423.11%0
Liberal InitiativeIL3,5661.06%0
React, Include, RecycleRIR2,7500.82%0
ChegaCH2,6010.78%0
LIVREL2,4100.72%0
AllianceA2,1790.65%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP1,8920.56%0
Earth PartyPT7150.21%0
United Party of Retirees and PensionersPURP7010.21%0
National Renewal PartyPNR6770.20%0
We, the Citizens!NC6220.19%0
Democratic Republican PartyPDR5620.17%0
Portuguese Labour PartyPTP5600.17%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM3900.12%0
Together for the PeopleJPP2660.08%0
Valid Votes335,254100.00%16
Blank Votes10,5963.01%
Rejected Votes – Other6,2431.77%
Total Polled352,09354.53%
Registered Electors645,650

The following candidates were elected:[13] João Pinho de Almeida (CDS-PP); Filipe Neto Brandão (PS); Bruno Coimbra (PSD); Helga Correia (PSD); Susana Correia (PS); Moisés Ferreira (BE); Carla Madureira (PSD); André Neves (PSD); Hugo Oliveira (PS); Nelson Peralta (BE); Joana Sá Pereira (PS); Ana Miguel dos Santos (PSD); Cláudia Santos (PS); Pedro Nuno Santos (PS); Porfírio Silva (PS); and António Topa (PSD).

2015

Results of the 2015 legislative election held on 4 October 2015:[14]

PartyVotes%Seats
Portugal AheadPàF177,32150.17%10
Socialist PartyPS102,76929.08%5
Left BlocBE35,34710.00%1
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU16,0514.54%0
Democratic Republican PartyPDR4,7991.36%0
People Animals NaturePAN3,6301.03%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP3,3870.96%0
National Renewal PartyPNR1,6990.48%0
LIVREL1,6590.47%0
The Earth Party MovementMPT1,3280.38%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM1,2980.37%0
ACT! (Portuguese Labour Party
and Socialist Alternative Movement)		AGIR1,2700.36%0
We, the Citizens!NC1,0090.29%0
Citizenship and Christian DemocracyPPV/CDC8020.23%0
United Party of Retirees and PensionersPURP6350.18%0
Together for the PeopleJPP4480.13%0
Valid Votes353,452100.00%16
Blank Votes9,1592.48%
Rejected Votes – Other6,1231.66%
Total Polled368,73456.08%
Registered Electors657,457

The following candidates were elected:[15] Amadeu Soares Albergaria (PàF); Rosa Albernaz (PS); João Pinho de Almeida (PàF); Fernando Rocha Andrade (PS); Regina Bastos (PàF); Filipe Neto Brandão (PS); Bruno Coimbra (PàF); Helga Correia (PàF); Moisés Ferreira (BE); Susana Lamas (PàF); António Carlos Monteiro (PàF); Luís Montenegro (PàF); Ulisses Pereira (PàF); Pedro Nuno Santos (PS); Porfírio Silva (PS); and António Topa (PàF).

2011

Results of the 2011 legislative election held on 5 June 2011:[16]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic PartyPSD170,86946.36%8
Socialist PartyPS99,65227.04%5
CDS – People's PartyCDS–PP49,53913.44%2
Left BlocBE19,3275.24%1
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU15,7294.27%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP3,2840.89%0
Party for Animals and NaturePAN3,0400.82%0
National Renewal PartyPNR1,3540.37%0
Hope for Portugal MovementMEP1,3180.36%0
The Earth Party MovementMPT1,2970.35%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM1,0460.28%0
Portuguese Labour PartyPTP9930.27%0
Pro-Life PartyPPV7200.20%0
Democratic Party of the AtlanticPDA4080.11%0
Valid Votes368,576100.00%16
Blank Votes11,0552.88%
Rejected Votes – Other4,7051.22%
Total Polled384,33659.00%
Registered Electors651,452

The following candidates were elected:[17] Amadeu Soares Albergaria (PSD); Rosa Albernaz (PS); Raúl de Almeida (CDS-PP); Helena André (PS); Filipe Neto Brandão (PS); Paula Cardoso (PSD); Paulo Cavaleiro (PSD); Bruno Coimbra (PSD); Luís Montenegro (PSD); Ulisses Pereira (PSD); Sérgio Sousa Pinto (PS); Paulo Portas (CDS-PP); Carla Rodrigues (PSD); Couto dos Santos (PSD); Pedro Nuno Santos (PS); and Pedro Filipe Soares (BE).

2009

Results of the 2009 legislative election held on 27 September 2009:[18]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic PartyPSD134,84235.65%7
Socialist PartyPS131,69334.82%6
CDS – People's PartyCDS–PP50,66313.39%2
Left BlocBE34,9759.25%1
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU14,9853.96%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP2,9600.78%0
Merit and Society MovementMMS2,5200.67%0
Hope for Portugal MovementMEP1,5010.40%0
New Democracy PartyND1,0300.27%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM1,0040.27%0
Pro-Life PartyPPV7590.20%0
National Renewal PartyPNR6800.18%0
The Earth Party Movement and Humanist PartyMPT-PH6450.17%0
Valid Votes378,257100.00%16
Blank Votes7,0731.81%
Rejected Votes – Other4,8521.24%
Total Polled390,18260.67%
Registered Electors643,077

The following candidates were elected:[19] Amadeu Soares Albergaria (PSD); Rosa Albernaz (PS); Raúl de Almeida (CDS-PP); Filipe Neto Brandão (PS); Afonso Candal (PS); Paula Cardoso (PSD); Paulo Cavaleiro (PSD); Vítor Fontes (PS); Luís Montenegro (PSD); Ulisses Pereira (PSD); Sérgio Sousa Pinto (PS); Paulo Portas (CDS-PP); Carla Rodrigues (PSD); Maria de Belém Roseira (PS); Couto dos Santos (PSD); and Pedro Filipe Soares (BE).

2005

Results of the 2005 legislative election held on 20 February 2005:[20]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist PartyPS159,95542.26%8
Social Democratic PartyPSD139,10936.75%6
CDS – People's PartyCDS–PP38,00110.04%1
Left BlocBE19,8465.24%0
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU13,8093.65%0
New Democracy PartyND3,5430.94%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP2,3700.63%0
Humanist PartyPH1,0920.29%0
National Renewal PartyPNR7680.20%0
Valid Votes378,493100.00%15
Blank Votes7,4111.90%
Rejected Votes – Other3,7890.97%
Total Polled389,69365.11%
Registered Electors598,528

The following candidates were elected:[21] Rosa Albernaz (PS); Costa Amorim (PS); Regina Bastos (PSD); Afonso Candal (PS); Maria do Rosário Carneiro (PS); Armando França (PS); Hermínio Loureiro (PSD); Luís Marques Mendes (PSD); Luís Montenegro (PSD); Manuel Oliveira (PSD); Manuel Pinho (PS); Paulo Portas (CDS-PP); José Manuel Ribeiro (PSD); Pedro Nuno Santos (PS); and Helena Terra (PS).

2002

Results of the 2002 legislative election held on 17 March 2002:[22]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic PartyPSD169,92647.22%8
Socialist PartyPS122,60634.07%5
CDS – People's PartyCDS–PP47,13113.10%2
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU9,5542.66%0
Left BlocBE6,6471.85%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP1,4720.41%0
Humanist PartyPH9330.26%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM8190.23%0
The Earth Party MovementMPT7600.21%0
Valid Votes359,848100.00%15
Blank Votes3,7181.01%
Rejected Votes – Other2,9370.80%
Total Polled366,50361.66%
Registered Electors594,408

The following candidates were elected:[23] Rosa Albernaz (PS); Afonso Candal (PS); João Cravinho (PS); Isménia Franco (PSD); Acílio Gala (CDS-PP); Antero Gaspar (PS); Jorge Oliveira Godinho (PSD); Hermínio Loureiro (PSD); Gonçalo Breda Marques (PSD); Luís Marques Mendes (PSD); Luís Montenegro (PSD); Manuel Oliveira (PSD); Paulo Portas (CDS-PP); Maria de Belém Roseira (PS); and Cruz Silva (PSD).

1999

Results of the 1999 legislative election held on 10 October 1999:[24]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist PartyPS145,57740.88%7
Social Democratic PartyPSD138,71738.96%6
CDS – People's PartyCDS–PP49,19613.82%2
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU12,7873.59%0
Left BlocBE4,6771.31%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP1,5200.43%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM1,1420.32%0
Humanist PartyPH9710.27%0
The Earth Party MovementMPT8420.24%0
National Solidarity PartyPSN6620.19%0
Valid Votes356,091100.00%15
Blank Votes3,4240.94%
Rejected Votes – Other2,8220.78%
Total Polled362,33763.40%
Registered Electors571,554

The following candidates were elected:[25] Rosa Albernaz (PS); Castro de Almeida (PSD); Afonso Candal (PS); João Cravinho (PS); Acílio Gala (CDS-PP); Antero Gaspar (PS); Hermínio Loureiro (PSD); Rui Marqueiro (PS); Luís Marques Mendes (PSD); José Mota (PS); Manuel Oliveira (PSD); Paulo Portas (CDS-PP); Cruz Silva (PSD); João Carlos da Silva (PS); and Armando Vieira (PSD).

1995

Results of the 1995 legislative election held on 1 October 1995:[26]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic PartyPSD158,15241.91%6
Socialist PartyPS154,39640.92%6
CDS – People's PartyCDS–PP48,38312.82%2
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU10,5222.79%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP1,4400.38%0
Revolutionary Socialist PartyPSR1,3850.37%0
Popular Democratic UnionUDP1,1240.30%0
National Solidarity PartyPSN8510.23%0
People's Monarchist Party
and The Earth Party Movement		PPM-MPT6100.16%0
People's PartyPG4590.12%0
Valid Votes377,322100.00%14
Blank Votes2,7500.72%
Rejected Votes – Other3,6040.94%
Total Polled383,67671.18%
Registered Electors539,057

The following candidates were elected:[27] Rosa Albernaz (PS); Castro de Almeida (PSD); Carlos Candal (PS); Jorge Roque Cunha (PSD); Antero Gaspar (PS); Hermínio Loureiro (PSD); Gilberto Parca Madail (PSD); Rui Marques (CDS-PP); Manuel Strecht Monteiro (PS); José Mota (PS); Manuel Oliveira (PSD); José Pacheco Pereira (PSD); Paulo Portas (CDS-PP); and António Reis (PS).

1991

Results of the 1991 legislative election held on 6 October 1991:[28]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic PartyPSD217,61559.56%9
Socialist PartyPS103,30828.27%4
Social Democratic Centre PartyCDS22,6246.19%1
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU10,4272.85%0
National Solidarity PartyPSN4,6281.27%0
Revolutionary Socialist PartyPSR2,1480.59%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP1,6460.45%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM1,4090.39%0
Democratic Renewal PartyPRD1,1330.31%0
Left Revolutionary FrontFER4620.13%0
Valid Votes365,400100.00%14
Blank Votes2,3800.64%
Rejected Votes – Other3,3520.90%
Total Polled371,13270.77%
Registered Electors524,428

The following candidates were elected:[29] Ferraz de Abreu (PS); Maria Manuela Aguiar (PSD); Castro de Almeida (PSD); Adérito Campos (PSD); Carlos Candal (PS); Manuel Baptista Cardoso (PSD); Ângelo Correia (PSD); Elias da Costa (PSD); Oliveira Costa (PSD); Teresa Santa Clara Gomes (PS); Jaime Milhomens (PSD); José Mota (PS); Girão Pereira (CDS); and José Júlio Ribeiro (PSD).

1987

Results of the 1987 legislative election held on 19 July 1987:[30]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic PartyPSD215,54061.52%11
Socialist PartyPS81,67523.31%4
Social Democratic Centre PartyCDS18,7945.36%0
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU15,7844.50%0
Democratic Renewal PartyPRD9,4932.71%0
Portuguese Democratic MovementMDP2,6920.77%0
Christian Democratic PartyPDC1,4080.40%0
Revolutionary Socialist PartyPSR1,3710.39%0
Popular Democratic UnionUDP1,3550.39%0
Communist Party (Reconstructed)PC(R)8410.24%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM7610.22%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP6620.19%0
Valid Votes350,376100.00%15
Blank Votes2,6020.73%
Rejected Votes – Other4,1551.16%
Total Polled357,13374.74%
Registered Electors477,832

The following candidates were elected:[31] Ferraz de Abreu (PS); Casimiro de Almeida (PSD); Valdemar Alves (PSD); Joaquim Araújo (PS); Adérito Campos (PSD); José Ferreira de Campos (PSD); Carlos Candal (PS); Manuel Baptista Cardoso (PSD); Ângelo Correia (PSD); Oliveira Costa (PSD); Arnaldo Brito Lhamas (PSD); Gilberto Parca Madail (PSD); Jaime Milhomens (PSD); José Mota (PS); and Flausino Silva (PS).

1985

Results of the 1985 legislative election held on 6 October 1985:[32]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic PartyPSD135,24739.31%6
Socialist PartyPS80,84923.50%4
Social Democratic Centre PartyCDS47,50113.81%2
Democratic Renewal PartyPRD47,02613.67%2
United People AllianceAPU22,7356.61%1
Popular Democratic UnionUDP2,7910.81%0
Christian Democratic PartyPDC2,5670.75%0
Revolutionary Socialist PartyPSR2,0240.59%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP1,3480.39%0
Workers' Party of Socialist UnityPOUS1,2250.36%0
Communist Party (Reconstructed)PC(R)7380.21%0
Valid Votes344,051100.00%15
Blank Votes2,5760.73%
Rejected Votes – Other5,4771.56%
Total Polled352,10475.85%
Registered Electors464,194

The following candidates were elected:[33] Ferraz de Abreu (PS); Adérito Campos (PSD); Carlos Candal (PS); José Manuel Casqueiro (PSD); Ângelo Correia (PSD); Manuel Fonseca (PSD); António Frederico (PS); Arnaldo Brito Lhamas (PSD); Joaquim Martins (PSD); César de Menezes (CDS); José Mota (PS); Girão Pereira (CDS); Rui de Sá (PRD); Aníbal Santos (PRD); and Zita Seabra (APU).

1983

Results of the 1983 legislative election held on 25 April 1983:[34]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist PartyPS125,03537.49%6
Social Democratic PartyPSD119,05835.69%6
Social Democratic Centre PartyCDS56,11516.82%2
United People AllianceAPU23,9637.18%1
Christian Democratic PartyPDC2,3960.72%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM1,8360.55%0
Popular Democratic UnionUDP1,6840.50%0
Workers' Party of Socialist UnityPOUS8700.26%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP8060.24%0
Revolutionary Socialist PartyPSR7850.24%0
Portuguese Marxist–Leninist Communist OrganizationOCMLP5180.16%0
Socialist Workers LeagueLST4900.15%0
Valid Votes333,556100.00%15
Blank Votes2,1840.64%
Rejected Votes – Other6,3501.86%
Total Polled342,09079.06%
Registered Electors432,703

The following candidates were elected:[35] Ferraz de Abreu (PS); Mário Adegas (PSD); Rosa Albernaz (PS); Rocha de Almeida (PSD); António Bagão (CDS); Alberto Camboa (PS); Adérito Campos (PSD); Ângelo Correia (PSD); Manuel Fonseca (PSD); António Frederico (PS); José Mota (PS); Girão Pereira (CDS); Faria dos Santos (PSD); Zita Seabra (APU); and José Valente (PS).

1980

Results of the 1980 legislative election held on 5 October 1980:[36]

PartyVotes%Seats
Democratic AllianceAD211,40860.00%10
Republican and Socialist FrontFRS97,45727.66%4
United People AllianceAPU24,5536.97%1
Workers' Party of Socialist UnityPOUS6,3411.80%0
Labour PartyPT2,7370.78%0
Popular Democratic UnionUDP2,6740.76%0
Christian Democratic Party,
Independent Movement
for the National Reconstruction /
Party of the Portuguese Right
and National Front		PDC-
MIRN/
PDP-
FN		2,5500.72%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP2,5040.71%0
Revolutionary Socialist PartyPSR2,1350.61%0
Valid Votes352,359100.00%15
Blank Votes1,7220.48%
Rejected Votes – Other5,1851.44%
Total Polled359,26686.08%
Registered Electors417,378

The following candidates were elected:[37] Mário Adegas (AD); Valdemar Alves (AD); Adérito Campos (AD); Carlos Candal (FRS); Luis Coimbra (AD); Ângelo Correia (AD); Gomes Fernandes (FRS); Manuel Fonseca (AD); Teresa Santa Clara Gomes (FRS); Mário Henriques (AD); Vital Moreira (APU); Girão Pereira (AD); Maria José Sampaio (AD); Faria dos Santos (AD); and Avelino Zenha (FRS).

1979

Results of the 1979 legislative election held on 2 December 1979:[38]

PartyVotes%Seats
Democratic AllianceAD202,83758.07%9
Socialist PartyPS101,57429.08%5
United People AllianceAPU28,2518.09%1
Christian Democratic PartyPDC6,1491.76%0
Popular Democratic UnionUDP4,1481.19%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP2,5990.74%0
Left-wing Union for the Socialist DemocracyUEDS1,9400.56%0
Revolutionary Socialist PartyPSR1,7900.51%0
Valid Votes349,288100.00%15
Blank Votes1,9850.55%
Rejected Votes – Other6,6531.86%
Total Polled357,92688.28%
Registered Electors405,459

The following candidates were elected:[39] Mário Adegas (AD); Valdemar Alves (AD); Alberto Camboa (PS); Carlos Candal (PS); José Ribeiro e Castro (AD); Ângelo Correia (AD); Amadeu Cruz (PS); Manuel Fonseca (AD); António Ferreira Melo (AD); Vital Moreira (APU); Rui Pena (AD); Fernando Raimundo Rodrigues (AD); Manuel Melo Santos (PS); Armando Adão Silva (AD); and Avelino Zenha (PS).

1976

Results of the 1976 legislative election held on 25 April 1976:[40]

PartyVotes%Seats
Democratic People's PartyPPD113,59536.72%6
Socialist PartyPS99,64732.21%5
Social Democratic Centre PartyCDS72,63823.48%4
Portuguese Communist PartyPCP11,9623.87%0
Popular Democratic UnionUDP2,9550.96%0
Christian Democratic PartyPDC1,5910.51%0
Movement of Socialist LeftMES1,5190.49%0
Re-Organized Movement of the Party of the ProletariatMRPP1,3300.43%0
People's Socialist FrontFSP1,2240.40%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM1,1870.38%0
Worker–Peasant AllianceAOC9350.30%0
Internationalist Communist LeagueLCI8040.26%0
Valid Votes309,387100.00%15
Rejected Votes13,7304.25%
Total Polled323,11784.60%
Registered Electors381,918

The following candidates were elected:[41] Mário Cal Brandão (PS); Carlos Candal (PS); José Rebocho Christo (CDS); Ângelo Correia (PPD); Arnaldo Brito Lhamas (PPD); Victor Machado (CDS); Sebastião Marques (PPD); Alcides Monteiro (PS); Álvaro Dias Ribeiro (CDS); José Júlio Ribeiro (PPD); Cunha Rodrigues (PPD); Reinaldo Rodrigues (PS); Maria José Sampaio (CDS); António Júlio Silva (PPD); and Avelino Zenha (PS).

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