It puts representatives of parties Equo, Podemos, and part of Izquierda Unida into the same pool and allows all citizens to vote from among them.
[4][5] It also is crowdfunded, requires participating politicians to sign a code of ethics, and uses a Dowdall ranked voting system.
In 2015, Ahora Madrid won 20 of 57 seats and formed a minority government (backed by PSOE) with Manuela Carmena as mayor.
[6] Ganemos Madrid has workgroups for specific issues corresponding to (1) social rights, (2) economy and debt, (3) city and urban ecology, and (4) local democracy.
Furthermore, it more broadly argued against the fact that the unelected Commissioner of the city of Madrid is the one making decisions about historical justice.