Mónica García and Rita Maestre consolidate themselves as the leaders of Más Madrid after emerging victorious from the party's primaries

The political party Más Madrid has celebrated the voting of its primaries. In this regard, the Minister of Health, Mónica García, has consolidated herself as the candidate for the presidency of the Community of Madrid and, the group's spokesperson in the Madrid City Council, Rita Maestre, has emerged as the leader on the City Council's list. The participation of militants was 90.04% and in the same process carried out between July 4 and 6.

Thus, in the regional primaries, the candidacy led by García and Manuela Bergerot, under the slogan En Madrid hay partido (In Madrid there is a party), has achieved the support of 80% of the votes cast for the head of the lists, while the candidacy Más Madrid Abierto (More Madrid Open) has obtained 20%. As a result, of the 44 positions that make up the final list, 42 will be occupied by representatives of En Madrid hay partido and 2 by members of Más Madrid Abierto, in accordance with the system of open and unlocked lists applied using the Dowdall method.

In the municipal primaries of the City of Madrid, the candidacy Barrio a Barrio (Neighborhood by Neighborhood), headed by Rita Maestre and Daniel Ayuso, has received 81.2% of the support for the head of the lists. For its part, Más Madrid Abierto has reached 8.8% of the votes. Of the 28 positions submitted to election, 26 will correspond to Maestre's team and 2 to the Más Madrid Abierto candidacy, following the same distribution system.

The resulting lists will continue to incorporate new profiles from civil society and independent individuals in the coming months who will contribute to strengthening and expanding these political projects.

Likewise, this primary process has served to designate the municipal candidacies of another 21 city councils in the Community of Madrid, whose results can be consulted in the corresponding link.

Más Madrid Lists

The party has disseminated the definitive regional and municipal lists through a statement.

REGIONAL

1. Mónica García Gómez
2. Manuela Bergerot Uncal
3. Emilio Delgado Orgaz
4. Marta Carmona Osorio
5. Gabriel Ortega Sanz
6. Diana Paredes Cochehuanca
7. Eduardo Fernández Rubiño
8. Letizia Bisignano Robledo
9. Hugo Martínez Abarca
10. Beatriz Borrás Vergel
11. Samuel Escudero León
12. Marta Lozano Sabroso
13. Héctor Tejero Franco
14. Jimena González Gómez
15. Jorge Moruno Danzi
16. Marisa Escalante Miragaya
17. Juan Varela-Portas Orduña
18. Sonia Murillo Martín
19. Miguel Montejo Bombín
20. María del Mar Barberán Parrado
21. Jorge Antonio Sánchez Olivera
22. Alda Recas Martín
23. Alfonso Sánchez Menéndez
24. Mariana Arce García
25. Txema Urkijo Azkarate
26. Aitana Garrido Alí
27. José Manuel López Rodrigo
28. Esther Rodríguez Moreno

MUNICIPAL

1. Rita Maestre Fernández
2. Daniel Ayuso Miranda
3. Lucía Lois Méndez de Vigo
4. Pablo Padilla Estrada
5. Olga Martínez López
6. Daniel Vila Garda
7. Diana López Díaz
8. Manu Mercadal Minguijon
9. Maria José (Joe) Boeta Pardo
10. Adrián Jul García
11. Lucía López García
12. Marcos Manzanero Manzanas
13. Andrea Betetta Ángeles
14. Paul Nicholas (Nico) Holmes Antón
15. Alicia Pintor Gutiérrez
16. Javier García Colino
17. Rocío Murciano Horcajo
18. Iván Velarde Espín
19. María Ángeles (Marián) de la Cruz 
20. Fernando Díaz Rouco
21. Francisca Otero Barranco
22. José Leoncio Gómez Cubero
23. Carol Pierina Linares Linares
24. Rodrigo Gonzalo Mier
25. Belén del Mar Sánchez García
26. José Luis Martínez Martínez
27. Bárbara González Serrano
28. Víctor Javier Romera Domínguez