Faro (Assembly of the Republic constituency)

Faro
Constituencyfor the Assembly of the Republic
Outline map
Location of Faro within Portugal
DistrictFaro
Population472,000 (2022)[1]
Electorate381,108 (2024)
Area4,997 km2 (2022)[2]
Current Constituency
Created1976
Seats
List
  • 9 (2011–present)
  • 8 (1991–2011)
  • 9 (1976–1991)
Deputies[3]
List

Faro is one of the 22 multi-memberconstituencies 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 Faro. The constituency currently elects nine of the 230 members of the Assembly of the Republic using the closedparty-list proportional representationelectoral system. At the 2024 legislative election it had 381,108 registered electors.

Electoral system

Faro currently elects nine of the 230 members of the Assembly of the Republic using the closedparty-list proportional representationelectoral system.[4][5] Seats are allocated using the D'Hondt method.[6][7]

Election results

During the 20th century, Faro was a left-leaning bellwether district, having voted with the national winner for all elections until 2002, with the two major parties having a tie of seats. The 2020s is now marked by the rise of Chega as it was the first ever district won by the right-wing party due to insatisfaction with the national government and the rise of immigration.[8] In 2025, Chega got their first plurality of seats in either a constituency ever.

Summary

ElectionUnitary DemocratsCDU / APU / PCPLeft BlocBE / UDPSocialistsPS / FRSPeople Animals NaturePANRise UpE / PNR / PRDSocial DemocratsPSD / PàF / AD / PPDLiberalsILCDS – People'sCDS–PP / CDSChegaCH / CDC / PPV
Votes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%Seats
20256,1702.68%05,7242.48%047,29320.51%24,1611.80%04860.21%059,35325.74%310,0474.36%0(AD)78,16833.90%4
20247,4883.27%013,5555.91%059,85626.10%36,0922.66%03300.14%052,68122.97%310,7364.68%0(AD)64,08127.95%3
20229,3854.92%011,2095.88%077,76340.80%54,2142.21%02200.11%047,47924.91%39,0454.75%02,1111.11%024,00012.59%1
201911,7197.43%020,24112.83%160,82838.55%57,8564.98%07290.42%037,03623.47%31,3580.86%06,3074.00%03,5132.23%0
201516,5419.03%126,92614.70%162,42534.08%43,7832.07%01,3430.71%059,95732.73%3(PàF)
201117,2559.00%116,3478.53%146,08224.04%23,2851.71%01,0780.54%074,30438.76%425,44113.27%16400.33%0
200915,6728.07%030,88815.91%164,20533.07%38770.43%052,72827.16%321,61111.13%18410.43%0
200513,8357.16%015,3167.93%098,57051.05%65000.25%049,10125.43%211,5375.97%0
200211,6966.43%05,1682.84%075,46841.51%470,23638.63%415,5398.55%0
199914,8908.47%04,1292.35%087,23949.62%553,15330.24%313,0917.45%0
199515,4877.98%01,2920.67%098,32350.69%557,92929.86%316,4978.50%0
199113,9797.35%0(CDU)60,77031.94%31,9111.00%098,86751.97%55,4352.86%0
198720,68311.23%11,9621.07%047,21825.65%311,9266.48%088,44248.04%55,9103.21%0
198530,44615.85%23,1571.64%044,18023.00%240,68921.18%256,23829.27%312,1466.32%0
198336,14119.22%22,2721.21%083,71844.53%544,75823.81%214,4287.67%0
198034,48617.26%13,8691.94%071,58835.83%476,76938.43%4(AD)
197941,72421.00%26,5283.29%070,06935.27%371,23235.86%4(AD)
197627,66715.37%14,9282.74%085,31347.39%636,90620.50%213,0107.23%0

(Figures in italics represent alliances.)

Detailed

2020s

2024

Results of the 2024 legislative election held on 10 March 2024:[9]

PartyVotes%Seats
ChegaCH64,08127.95%3
Socialist PartyPS59,85626.10%3
Democratic AllianceAD52,68122.97%3
Left BlocBE13,5555.91%0
Liberal InitiativeIL10,7364.68%0
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU7,4883.27%0
LIVREL6,4922.83%0
People Animals NaturePAN6,0922.66%0
National Democratic AlternativeADN4,9242.15%0
React, Include, RecycleRIR1,0730.47%0
New RightND7820.34%0
Together for the PeopleJPP6230.27%0
Volt PortugalVolt5870.26%0
Ergue-teE3300.14%0
Valid votes229,300100.00%9
Blank votes3,4011.45%
Rejected votes – other2,6501.13%
Total polled235,35161.75%
Registered electors381,108

The following candidates were elected:[10]Jorge Botelho (PS); João Paulo Graça (CH); Luís Graça (PS); Miguel Pinto Luz (AD); Jamila Madeira (PS); Cristóvão Norte (AD); Pedro Pinto (CH); Ofélia Ramos (AD); and Sandra Ribeiro (CH).

2022

Results of the 2022 legislative election held on 30 January 2022:[11]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist PartyPS77,76340.80%5
Social Democratic PartyPSD47,47924.91%3
ChegaCH24,00012.59%1
Left BlocBE11,2095.88%0
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU9,3854.92%0
Liberal InitiativeIL9,0454.75%0
People Animals NaturePAN4,2142.21%0
LIVREL2,1221.11%0
CDS – People's PartyCDS–PP2,1111.11%0
National Democratic AlternativeADN1,1570.61%0
React, Include, RecycleRIR7590.40%0
Earth PartyPT3830.20%0
Socialist Alternative MovementMAS2870.15%0
Portuguese Labour PartyPTP2500.13%0
Ergue-teE2200.12%0
Volt PortugalVolt2100.11%0
Valid votes190,594100.00%9
Blank votes2,5981.33%
Rejected votes – other1,7600.90%
Total polled194,95251.25%
Registered electors380,371

The following candidates were elected:[12]Jorge Botelho (PS); Rui Cristina (PSD); Luís Gomes (PSD); Luís Graça (PS); Isabel Guerreiro (PS); Jamila Madeira (PS); Francisco Pereira de Oliveira (PS); Pedro Pinto (CH); and Ofélia Ramos (PSD).

2010s

2019

Results of the 2019 legislative election held on 6 October 2019:[13]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist PartyPS60,82838.55%5
Social Democratic PartyPSD37,03623.47%3
Left BlocBE20,24112.83%1
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU11,7197.43%0
People Animals NaturePAN7,8564.98%0
CDS – People's PartyCDS–PP6,3074.00%0
ChegaCH3,5132.23%0
LIVREL1,6251.03%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP1,4400.91%0
Liberal InitiativeIL1,3580.86%0
AllianceA1,2530.79%0
React, Include, RecycleRIR9980.63%0
Earth PartyPT6980.44%0
We, the Citizens!NC6980.44%0
National Renewal PartyPNR6900.44%0
United Party of Retirees and PensionersPURP4720.30%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM3870.25%0
Portuguese Labour PartyPTP3450.22%0
Democratic Republican PartyPDR3360.21%0
Valid votes157,800100.00%9
Blank votes4,7172.85%
Rejected votes – other2,8601.73%
Total polled165,37745.92%
Registered electors360,169

The following candidates were elected:[14]José Apolinário (PS); Jorge Botelho (PS); Rui Cristina (PSD); Luís Graça (PS); Jamila Madeira (PS); Maria Joaquina Matos (PS); Cristóvão Norte (PSD); Ofélia Ramos (PSD); and João Vasconcelos (BE).

2015

Results of the 2015 legislative election held on 4 October 2015:[15]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist PartyPS62,42534.08%4
Portugal AheadPàF59,95732.73%3
Left BlocBE26,92614.70%1
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU16,5419.03%1
People Animals NaturePAN3,7832.07%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP3,0111.64%0
Democratic Republican PartyPDR2,3231.27%0
LIVREL1,4360.78%0
National Renewal PartyPNR1,3430.73%0
We, the Citizens!NC1,3370.73%0
The Earth Party MovementMPT1,2220.67%0
ACT! (Portuguese Labour Partyand Socialist Alternative Movement)AGIR1,2200.67%0
United Party of Retirees and PensionersPURP8860.48%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM7550.41%0
Valid votes183,165100.00%9
Blank votes4,2782.25%
Rejected votes – other3,0381.59%
Total polled190,48151.46%
Registered electors370,189

The following candidates were elected:[16]José Apolinário (PS); José Carlos Barros (PàF); Teresa Caeiro (PàF); António Eusébio (PS); Luís Graça (PS); Jamila Madeira (PS); Cristóvão Norte (PàF); Paulo Sá (CDU); and João Vasconcelos (BE).

2011

Results of the 2011 legislative election held on 5 June 2011:[17]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic PartyPSD74,30438.76%4
Socialist PartyPS46,08224.04%2
CDS – People's PartyCDS–PP25,44113.27%1
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU17,2559.00%1
Left BlocBE16,3478.53%1
Party for Animals and NaturePAN3,2851.71%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP3,1601.65%0
The Earth Party MovementMPT2,0761.08%0
Hope for Portugal MovementMEP1,0830.56%0
National Renewal PartyPNR1,0690.56%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM7000.37%0
Pro-Life PartyPPV6400.33%0
Workers' Party of Socialist UnityPOUS2630.14%0
Valid votes191,705100.00%9
Blank votes6,0263.00%
Rejected votes – other2,9031.45%
Total polled200,63455.81%
Registered electors359,505

The following candidates were elected:[18]Mendes Bota (PSD); Elsa Cordeiro (PSD); Miguel Freitas (PS); Cecília Honório (BE); Cristóvão Norte (PSD); Artur Rêgo (CDS-PP); Pedro Roque (PSD); Paulo Sá (CDU); and João Soares (PS).

2000s

2009

Results of the 2009 legislative election held on 27 September 2009:[19]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist PartyPS64,20533.07%3
Social Democratic PartyPSD52,72827.16%3
Left BlocBE30,88815.91%1
CDS – People's PartyCDS–PP21,61111.13%1
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU15,6728.07%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP2,8021.44%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM9490.49%0
Hope for Portugal MovementMEP9430.49%0
New Democracy PartyND8740.45%0
National Renewal PartyPNR8720.45%0
Pro-Life PartyPPV8410.43%0
The Earth Party Movement and Humanist PartyMPT-PH7720.40%0
Merit and Society MovementMMS5840.30%0
Workers' Party of Socialist UnityPOUS4190.22%0
Valid votes194,160100.00%8
Blank votes4,6622.31%
Rejected votes – other2,7231.35%
Total polled201,54557.36%
Registered electors351,369

The following candidates were elected:[20]Mendes Bota (PSD); Miguel Freitas (PS); Isilda Gomes (PS); Jorge Bacelar Gouveia (PSD); Antonieta Guerreiro (PSD); Cecília Honório (BE); Artur Rêgo (CDS-PP); and João Soares (PS).

2005

Results of the 2005 legislative election held on 20 February 2005:[21]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist PartyPS98,57051.05%6
Social Democratic PartyPSD49,10125.43%2
Left BlocBE15,3167.93%0
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU13,8357.16%0
CDS – People's PartyCDS–PP11,5375.97%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP1,7200.89%0
New Democracy PartyND1,5670.81%0
Humanist PartyPH9470.49%0
National Renewal PartyPNR5030.26%0
Valid votes193,096100.00%8
Blank votes4,1162.06%
Rejected votes – other2,5571.28%
Total polled199,76961.62%
Registered electors324,193

The following candidates were elected:[22]José Apolinário (PS); Mendes Bota (PSD); Luís Carito (PS); José Pereira da Costa (PSD); João Cravinho (PS); Miguel Freitas (PS); Jovita Ladeira (PS); and Aldemira Pinho (PS).

2002

Results of the 2002 legislative election held on 17 March 2002:[23]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist PartyPS75,46841.51%4
Social Democratic PartyPSD70,23638.63%4
CDS – People's PartyCDS–PP15,5398.55%0
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU11,6966.43%0
Left BlocBE5,1682.84%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP1,8461.02%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM7080.39%0
The Earth Party MovementMPT7030.39%0
Humanist PartyPH4450.24%0
Valid votes181,809100.00%8
Blank votes2,4911.34%
Rejected votes – other2,1141.13%
Total polled186,41458.61%
Registered electors318,058

The following candidates were elected:[24]Patinha Antão (PSD); José Apolinário (PS); Luís Carito (PS); Maria do Rosário Carneiro (PS); Natália Carrascalão (PSD); Jamila Madeira (PS); Carlos Martins (PSD); and Fernando Negrão (PSD).

1990s

1999

Results of the 1999 legislative election held on 10 October 1999:[25]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist PartyPS87,23949.62%5
Social Democratic PartyPSD53,15330.24%3
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU14,8908.47%0
CDS – People's PartyCDS–PP13,0917.45%0
Left BlocBE4,1292.35%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP2,0621.17%0
The Earth Party MovementMPT1,2330.70%0
Valid votes175,797100.00%8
Blank votes2,4941.38%
Rejected votes – other1,9081.06%
Total polled180,19957.44%
Registered electors313,728

The following candidates were elected:[26]Fialho Anastácio (PS); José Apolinário (PS); Luís Carito (PS); Jamila Madeira (PS); Carlos Martins (PSD); Luís Patrão (PS); David Santos (PSD); and Maria Isabel Silva Soares (PSD).

1995

Results of the 1995 legislative election held on 1 October 1995:[27]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist PartyPS98,32350.69%5
Social Democratic PartyPSD57,92929.86%3
CDS – People's PartyCDS–PP16,4978.50%0
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU15,4877.98%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP1,7270.89%0
Popular Democratic UnionUDP1,2920.67%0
Revolutionary Socialist PartyPSR1,1300.58%0
The Earth Party MovementMPT8130.42%0
National Solidarity PartyPSN7860.41%0
Valid votes193,984100.00%8
Blank votes1,9751.00%
Rejected votes – other2,4011.21%
Total polled198,36064.19%
Registered electors309,018

The following candidates were elected:[28]Fialho Anastácio (PS); António Capucho (PSD); Martim Gracias (PS); Luís Filipe Madeira (PS); Cabrita Neto (PSD); Paulo Neves (PS); Maria do Carmo Romão (PS); and António Vairinhos (PSD).

1991

Results of the 1991 legislative election held on 6 October 1991:[29]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic PartyPSD98,86751.97%5
Socialist PartyPS60,77031.94%3
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU13,9797.35%0
Social Democratic Centre PartyCDS5,4352.86%0
National Solidarity PartyPSN4,2982.26%0
Revolutionary Socialist PartyPSR2,2681.19%0
Democratic Renewal PartyPRD1,9111.00%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP1,6370.86%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM1,0790.57%0
Valid votes190,244100.00%8
Blank votes2,0451.05%
Rejected votes – other2,3251.19%
Total polled194,61466.36%
Registered electors293,280

The following candidates were elected:[30]Filipe Abreu (PSD); Fialho Anastácio (PS); José Apolinário (PS); Macário Correia (PSD); Luís Filipe Madeira (PS); Cabrita Neto (PSD); Fernando Faria de Oliveira (PSD); and António Vairinhos (PSD).

1980s

1987

Results of the 1987 legislative election held on 19 July 1987:[31]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic PartyPSD88,44248.04%5
Socialist PartyPS47,21825.65%3
Unitary Democratic CoalitionCDU20,68311.23%1
Democratic Renewal PartyPRD11,9266.48%0
Social Democratic Centre PartyCDS5,9103.21%0
Portuguese Democratic MovementMDP2,1481.17%0
Popular Democratic UnionUDP1,9621.07%0
Communist Party (Reconstructed)PC(R)1,3800.75%0
Revolutionary Socialist PartyPSR1,3470.73%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM1,2110.66%0
Christian Democratic PartyPDC1,0240.56%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP8680.47%0
Valid votes184,119100.00%9
Blank votes2,6861.42%
Rejected votes – other2,7181.43%
Total polled189,52370.32%
Registered electors269,532

The following candidates were elected:[32]Filipe Abreu (PSD); José Apolinário (PS); Mendes Bota (PSD); Carlos Brito (CDU); António Capucho (PSD); António Esteves (PS); Luís Filipe Madeira (PS); Cristóvão Norte (PSD); and António Vairinhos (PSD).

1985

Results of the 1985 legislative election held on 6 October 1985:[33]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic PartyPSD56,23829.27%3
Socialist PartyPS44,18023.00%2
Democratic Renewal PartyPRD40,68921.18%2
United People AllianceAPU30,44615.85%2
Social Democratic Centre PartyCDS12,1466.32%0
Popular Democratic UnionUDP3,1571.64%0
Revolutionary Socialist PartyPSR1,4070.73%0
Christian Democratic PartyPDC1,3080.68%0
Workers' Party of Socialist UnityPOUS9500.49%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP8980.47%0
Communist Party (Reconstructed)PC(R)6960.36%0
Valid votes192,115100.00%9
Blank votes2,1311.07%
Rejected votes – other4,0692.05%
Total polled198,31574.42%
Registered electors266,496

The following candidates were elected:[34]João Barros (PRD); Mendes Bota (PSD); Carlos Brito (APU); António Capucho (PSD); António Esteves (PS); António Feu (PRD); Luís Filipe Madeira (PS); Cabrita Neto (PSD); and Margarida Tengarrinha (APU).

1983

Results of the 1983 legislative election held on 25 April 1983:[35]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist PartyPS83,71844.53%5
Social Democratic PartyPSD44,75823.81%2
United People AllianceAPU36,14119.22%2
Social Democratic Centre PartyCDS14,4287.67%0
Popular Democratic UnionUDP2,2721.21%0
Christian Democratic PartyPDC1,5070.80%0
Revolutionary Socialist PartyPSR1,4550.77%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP1,1750.63%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM9500.51%0
Workers' Party of Socialist UnityPOUS9430.50%0
Socialist Workers LeagueLST6460.34%0
Valid votes187,993100.00%9
Blank votes1,8050.93%
Rejected votes – other4,1782.15%
Total polled193,97676.99%
Registered electors251,947

The following candidates were elected:[36]Maria Barroso (PS); Carlos Brito (APU); Eurico Faustino Correia (PS); Carlos Luís Filipe Gracias (PS); Cristóvão Norte (PSD); César de Oliveira (PS); Luís Saias (PS); Margarida Tengarrinha (APU); and José Gago Vitorino (PSD).

1980

Results of the 1980 legislative election held on 5 October 1980:[37]

PartyVotes%Seats
Democratic AllianceAD76,76938.43%4
Republican and Socialist FrontFRS71,58835.83%4
United People AllianceAPU34,48617.26%1
Workers' Party of Socialist UnityPOUS4,5772.29%0
Popular Democratic UnionUDP3,8691.94%0
Revolutionary Socialist PartyPSR3,4401.72%0
Labour PartyPT2,3931.20%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP2,0431.02%0
Christian Democratic Party,Independent Movementfor the National Reconstruction /Party of the Portuguese Rightand National FrontPDC-MIRN/PDP-FN6230.31%0
Valid votes199,788100.00%9
Blank votes1,5940.77%
Rejected votes – other4,9562.40%
Total polled206,33883.30%
Registered electors247,707

The following candidates were elected:[38]Carlos Brito (APU); Júlio Carrapato (FRS); Miguel Anacoreta Correia (AD); António Esteves (FRS); Luís Filipe Madeira (FRS); Cabrita Neto (AD); Cristóvão Norte (AD); César de Oliveira (FRS); and José Gago Vitorino (AD).

1970s

1979

Results of the 1979 legislative election held on 2 December 1979:[39]

PartyVotes%Seats
Democratic AllianceAD71,23235.86%4
Socialist PartyPS70,06935.27%3
United People AllianceAPU41,72421.00%2
Popular Democratic UnionUDP6,5283.29%0
Christian Democratic PartyPDC2,7611.39%0
Left-wing Union for the Socialist DemocracyUEDS2,3571.19%0
Portuguese Workers' Communist PartyPCTP2,2931.15%0
Revolutionary Socialist PartyPSR1,6770.84%0
Valid votes198,641100.00%9
Blank votes1,9770.96%
Rejected votes – other5,3352.59%
Total polled205,95384.84%
Registered electors242,757

The following candidates were elected:[40]Luís Catarino (APU); António Esteves (PS); Artur Fernandes (AD); Luís Filipe Madeira (PS); Cabrita Neto (AD); Cristóvão Norte (AD); Luís Saias (PS); José Vitoriano (APU); and José Gago Vitorino (AD).

1976

Results of the 1976 legislative election held on 25 April 1976:[41]

PartyVotes%Seats
Socialist PartyPS85,31347.39%6
Democratic People's PartyPPD36,90620.50%2
Portuguese Communist PartyPCP27,66715.37%1
Social Democratic Centre PartyCDS13,0107.23%0
Popular Democratic UnionUDP4,9282.74%0
People's Socialist FrontFSP3,8392.13%0
Re-Organized Movement of the Party of the ProletariatMRPP1,9571.09%0
Christian Democratic PartyPDC1,4930.83%0
Movement of Socialist LeftMES1,3870.77%0
Worker–Peasant AllianceAOC1,0210.57%0
People's Monarchist PartyPPM9660.54%0
Communist Party of Portugal (Marxist–Leninist)PCP(ML)7970.44%0
Internationalist Communist LeagueLCI7430.41%0
Valid votes180,027100.00%9
Rejected votes11,1335.82%
Total polled191,16080.75%
Registered electors236,744

The following candidates were elected:[42]Francisco Barracosa (PS); Pedro Coelho (PS); António Esteves (PS); Fernando Reis Luís (PS); Luís Filipe Madeira (PS); Eurico Neves Mendes (PS); Cristóvão Norte (PPD); José Vitoriano (PCP); and José Gago Vitorino (PPD).

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  11. ^"Série I – Comissão Nacional de Eleições: Mapa Oficial n.º 1/2022 – Relação dos deputados eleitos e mapa oficial da eleição da Assembleia da República, realizada em 30 de janeiro de 2022"(PDF). Diário da República (in Portuguese). Vol. 2022, no. 60A. Lisbon, Portugal. 26 March 2022. pp. 11–13. Archived from the original(PDF) on 5 February 2024. Retrieved 10 September 2022 – via National Elections Commission.
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  13. ^"Série I – Comissão Nacional de Eleições: Mapa Oficial n.º 9-A/2019 – Relação dos deputados eleitos e mapa oficial da eleição da Assembleia da República realizada em 6 de outubro de 2019"(PDF). Diário da República (in Portuguese). Vol. 2019, no. 203. Lisbon, Portugal. 22 October 2019. p. 268-(11). Archived from the original(PDF) on 8 July 2023. Retrieved 15 March 2022 – via National Elections Commission.
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  20. ^"Série I – Comissão Nacional de Eleições: Mapa Oficial n.º 2-A/2009 – Relação dos deputados eleitos e mapa oficial das eleições para a Assembleia da República realizadas em 27 de Setembro de 2009"(PDF). Diário da República (in Portuguese). Vol. 2009, no. 197. Lisbon, Portugal. 12 October 2009. p. 7526-(3). ISSN 0870-9963. Archived from the original(PDF) on 25 September 2023. Retrieved 6 February 2024 – via National Elections Commission.
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  22. ^"Série I – Comissão Nacional de Eleições: Mapa Oficial n.o 1-A/2005 – Relação dos deputados eleitos e mapa oficial das eleições para a Assembleia da República realizadas em 20 de Fevereiro de 2005"(PDF). Diário da República (in Portuguese). Vol. 2005, no. 47. Lisbon, Portugal. 8 March 2005. pp. 2036–(2)-2036-(3). ISSN 0870-9963. Archived from the original(PDF) on 3 October 2023. Retrieved 6 February 2024 – via National Elections Commission.
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  27. ^"Série I – Comissão Nacional de Eleições: Mapa Oficial – Relação dos deputados eleitos e mapa oficial das eleições legislativas para a Assembleia da República realizadas em 1 de Outubro de 1995"(PDF). Diário da República (in Portuguese). Vol. 1995, no. 246. Lisbon, Portugal. 24 October 1995. pp. 6608-(6)-6608-(7). ISSN 0870-9963. Archived from the original(PDF) on 25 September 2023. Retrieved 7 February 2024 – via National Elections Commission.
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  35. ^"Série I – Comissão Nacional de Eleições: Mapa Oficial – Relação dos deputados eleitos e mapa oficial das eleições legislativas para a Assembleia da República realizadas em 25 de Abril de 1983"(PDF). Diário da República (in Portuguese). Vol. 1983, no. 121. Lisbon, Portugal. 26 May 1983. p. 1928–(5). Archived from the original(PDF) on 2 January 2024. Retrieved 16 March 2022 – via National Elections Commission.
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  41. ^"Série I – Presidência do Conselho de Ministros – Secretaria-Geral: De ter sido rectificado o mapa oficial com o resultado das eleições para a Assembleia da República, publicado no suplemento ao Diário da República, 1.ª série, n.º 122, de 25 de Maio de 1976"(PDF). Diário da República (in Portuguese). Vol. 1976, no. 243. Lisbon, Portugal. 16 October 1976. p. 2359. Archived from the original(PDF) on 25 September 2023. Retrieved 8 February 2024 – via National Elections Commission.
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