The PP has won 25 seats in Aragon, the PSOE 20 and Vox 14, with 15% of the votes counted
The PP would win the autonomous elections in Aragon with 25 out of 67 seats (3 less than in the last election), while the PSOE would win 19 (4 less) and Vox would double its representation from 7 to 14.
The PP would win the autonomous elections in Aragonby winning 25 of the 67 seats in the Cortes (three fewer than it currently has), while thePSOE would win 19 seats (four fewer) and Vox would double its representation, rising from 7 to 14, when 15% of the votes were counted.
Chunta Aragonesista (CHA) has also achieved a good result, from 3 to 6 seats, while Aragon-Teruel Existehas won 2 deputies and the Aragonese Party one.
United Left-Movimiento Suma and Podemos have lost representation in Parliament when 15% are counted.
(This information will be updated as the voting count progresses)
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