Spanish general elections
- Spanish general elections
A Spanish general election is a general election in Spain. There have been nine since 1975.
* Spanish general election, 1977
* Spanish general election, 1979
* Spanish general election, 1982
* Spanish general election, 1986
* Spanish general election, 1989
* Spanish general election, 1993
* Spanish general election, 1996
* Spanish general election, 2000
* Spanish general election, 2004
* Spanish general election, 2008
External links
* [http://www.congreso.es/elecciones/ Official results] (in Spanish)
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