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People's Party of Extremadura Partido Popular de Extremadura
President	María Guardiola
Secretary-General	Fernando Jesús Manzano Pedrera
Founded	1989
Headquarters	Calle Adriano, 14 Mérida,Extremadura
Ideology	Christian democracy Conservatism Regionalism
Political position	Centre-right
National affiliation	People's Party
Assembly of Extremadura	28 / 65
Congress of Deputies	4 / 9 (Extremaduran seats)
Senate	3 / 10 (Extremaduran seats)
Website
ppextremadura.com
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ThePeople's Party of Extremadura (Spanish:Partido Popular de Extremadura, PP) is the regional section of thePeople's Party of Spain (PP) inExtremadura. It was formed in 1989 from the re-foundation of thePeople's Alliance.

Assembly of Extremadura
Election	Vote	%	Score	Seats	+/–	Leader	Status
1991	155,485	26.8	2nd	19 / 65	2	Luis Ramallo	Opposition
1995	259,703	39.5	2nd	27 / 65	8	Juan Ignacio Barrero	Opposition
1999	258,657	40.0	2nd	28 / 65	1	Juan Ignacio Barrero	Opposition
2003	255,808	38.7	2nd	26 / 65	2	Carlos Floriano	Opposition
2007	257,392	38.7	2nd	27 / 65	1	Carlos Floriano	Opposition
2011	307,975	46.1	1st	32 / 65	5	José Antonio Monago	Government
2015	236,266	37.0	2nd	28 / 65	4	José Antonio Monago	Opposition
2019	168,589	27.5	2nd	20 / 65	8	José Antonio Monago	Opposition
2023	237,384	38.8	2nd	28 / 65	8	María Guardiola	Government

Cortes Generales
Election	Extremadura
	Congress					Senate
	Vote	%	Score	Seats	+/–	Seats	+/–
1989	153,261	25.0	2nd	4 / 11	0	2 / 8	0
1993	238,191 (#2)	35.8	2nd	4 / 11	0	2 / 8	0
1996	282,698 (#2)	40.3	2nd	5 / 11	1	2 / 8	0
2000	310,850	47.3	1st	6 / 11	1	6 / 8	4
2004	295,326	42.4	2nd	5 / 10	1	2 / 8	4
2008	292,453	41.8	2nd	5 / 10	0	2 / 8	0
2011	339,237	51.2	1st	6 / 10	1	6 / 8	4
2015	225,564	34.8	2nd	4 / 10	2	4 / 8	2
2016	245,022	39.9	1st	5 / 10	1	6 / 8	2
Apr-2019	140,249	21.4	2nd	2 / 10	3	2 / 8	4
Nov-2019	154,269	26.0	2nd	3 / 10	1	2 / 8	0

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