The May 17, 2026, Andalusian regional election results delivered 53 seats to the People's Party (PP) in the 109-seat parliament, two short of the absolute majority threshold. Official counts with over 99 percent of ballots tallied confirmed this outcome, aligning with final polling averages that projected the incumbent PP between 54 and 57 seats amid elevated turnout and a fragmented opposition. The PSOE posted its weakest regional showing in decades with 28 seats, while Vox rose to 15, positioning it as a potential coalition partner. This seat math leaves little room for PP governance without external support. Late-stage recounts or allocation disputes in marginal districts remain the primary variables that could theoretically shift one or two seats, though historical precedent indicates such changes are minimal once preliminary tallies stabilize.