Nine electoral coalitions registered with the Central Electoral Board: two for Congress, three for the Senate and four for regional elections.

A total of nine electoral coalitions have been officially registered with the Central Electoral Board (JEC) to participate in the upcoming general elections scheduled for November 29. Among these registrations, two coalitions are presenting candidates exclusively for the Congress, three for the Senate, and four are regional level alliances.

Simultaneously, the political landscape surrounding these Senate alliances has sparked controversy. The local party Ceuta Ya! has publicly denied reports that it intends to run in a coalition with the PSOE and other left-wing formations for the Senate, following prior announcements regarding joint candidacies.

The Senate pact involving the PSOE has also drawn sharp criticism from opposition figures. Popular Party (PP) Secretary General Miguel Tellado reacted to the agreement by asserting that the PSOE has abandoned the political center, describing the arrangement as a "coalition of desesperados" and labeling the party as part of the radical left.