With 100% of the ballots counted, the Spanish Department of the Interior announced that the People's Party of Spain won the European elections in Spain with 42.2% of the votes and 23 representatives. The Socialist Party of Prime Minister Zapatero finished second with 38.5% of the votes and 21 representatives. The remaining 6 representatives were divided among smaller nationalist and leftist parties. Spain has a total of 50 representatives in the 738 seat European Parliament.

The People's Party won in 11 of the 17 regions and in 32 of the 50 provinces of Spain.

Representative distribution by region	Representative distribution by province

Mariano Rajoy, president of the People's Party of Spain, stated in his victory speech that a new majority has expressed that they want change and that these results demand a change in the economic policies of the Socialist administration.

Ana Mato, Campaign Coordinator and Deputy Secretary General of Organization and Elections of the People's Party of Spain, presented the campaign for the June 7, 2009 elections to the European Parliament.

Mato explained that the tagline “Now, Solutions. Now, People's Party” reflects the tone of "a positive campaign, a campaign focused on providing an alternative".

Ana Mato stated that “contrary to what Prime Minister Zapatero and his Socialist party say, there are solutions, as we proved in 1996, and our party has ideas that will get Spain out of the current economic crisis”.

She also mentioned that the campaign slogan includes the word “now” “to convey a much needed sense of urgency”.