PSOE Andalusia faces internal crisis after historic electoral losses

The Andalusian branch of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) is facing internal instability following its worst electoral results in history, where the party secured less than 23% of the vote and 28 seats.

Regional leaders report a sense of fatigue and pessimism within the federation. There are indications of growing friction regarding the leadership of Secretary General María Jesús Montero. Some local mayors and provincial secretaries have reportedly disregarded her requests to avoid primary elections, and critics within the party suggest that a lack of organizational change following the recent electoral losses has worsened the situation. The party is currently navigating these internal tensions as it prepares for the 2027 municipal elections.