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Government and politics in Valencian Community, Spain: official figures

The Valencian Community entered 2026 without a new budget law: its government is spending under a rolled-over (prorrogado) budget first approved for 2025, worth €32.23 billion in total according to the Ministry of Finance.

Regional public sector employees (Jan 2026)
189,571
2026

How many people work for the government of the Valencian Community?

The regional government public sector of the Valencian Community, including its health service, schools and public universities, employed 189,571 people in January 2026, 4th largest of 19 regional workforces.

Source: Ministerio para la Transformación Digital y de la Función Pública · saved copy

Who employs public sector workers in the Valencian Community?

Of the 286,387 public employees in the Valencian Community in January 2026, 66.2% worked for the regional government, 21.1% for local councils and provincial bodies and 12.7% for the national state (Spain overall: 62.8% regional).

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What share of the Valencian Community public employees are women?

Women held 132,129 of the 189,571 jobs in the regional government sector of the Valencian Community in January 2026, a share of 69.7% (9th lowest of 19; Spain 69.4%).

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How many national police and Guardia Civil are there in the Valencian Community?

The central state employed 36,321 people in the Valencian Community in January 2026: 15,506 in the state administration, 20,358 in the armed forces, National Police and Guardia Civil, and 457 in the courts.

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How many soldiers and police work in the Valencian Community?

Soldiers, National Police officers and Guardia Civil made up 7.1% of all public employees in the Valencian Community in January 2026, 7th lowest of 19.

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How Valencian Community compares with other autonomous communities

Share of public employees working for the regional (or city) government, January 2026 (2026)

Valencian Community ranks 9 of 19, highest first.

RankRegionShare of public employees working for the regional (or city) government, January 2026
6Murcia69.5%
7Galicia68.9%
8Catalonia68.6%
9Valencian Community66.2%
10Castilla-La Mancha63.7%
11Canary Islands62.8%
12Andalusia62.1%
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Regional public sector employees, January 2026 (2026)

Valencian Community ranks 4 of 19, highest first.

RankRegionRegional public sector employees, January 2026
1Andalusia337,755
2Catalonia264,972
3Madrid236,625
4Valencian Community189,571
5Galicia120,132
6Castilla y León108,299
7Basque Country106,352
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Women as a share of regional public sector employees, January 2026 (2026)

Valencian Community ranks 11 of 19, highest first.

RankRegionWomen as a share of regional public sector employees, January 2026
8Castilla y León70.6%
9Basque Country70.6%
10Canary Islands70.5%
11Valencian Community69.7%
12Navarre69.5%
13Murcia69.4%
14Castilla-La Mancha69.1%
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