The representative of the Republic will consult with the parties on March 28, 2025, to finalize the composition of the new government.

Bolieiro, a key figure in the coalition, emphasized the necessity of establishing a secure government and outlined the principles that will guide their partnership.

Albuquerque, who is expected to continue leading the development of the Autonomous Region of Madeira, acknowledged the people's decision to support his leadership.

The official election results will be published in the Diário da República within eight days, paving the way for the new Regional Government of Madeira to take office.

Despite the coalition, Albuquerque expressed skepticism about forming a broader alliance with JPP, citing the need for a united opposition as unlikely.

Rodrigues, a prominent figure in the coalition discussions, stressed the importance of political stability and indicated a willingness to explore various governance options.

In the elections, Chega experienced a decline in support, while PAN failed to secure any representation in the new assembly.

Montenegro noted that the electorate in Madeira demonstrated their patience by resolving political issues through the ballot box rather than through the Assembly.

Albuquerque clarified that the coalition with CDS-PP will prioritize their policy proposals, emphasizing that such agreements do not imply a merger of the parties.

The Social Democratic Party (PSD) achieved a significant victory in the regional elections in Madeira on March 23, 2025, garnering 43.4% of the votes and electing 23 deputies, just one short of an absolute majority.

The JPP party emerged as the main opposition with 11 representatives, followed by the Socialist Party (PS) with 8, Chega with 3, and both CDS and IL with 1 each.

To ensure governance, the PSD has formed a coalition with the CDS-PP, which will last until the end of the legislative term.