They improved upon these results in the following elections on 28 May 1995, with 88 councillors and 6 seats, that allowed the access of the party, for the first time in their history, to the Government of Cantabria, occupying the Vice-presidency and Councils of Public Works, Culture and Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries.
In the following elections on 28 May 1995, they surpassed their previous achievements, winning 88 councillors and 6 seats, which opened up opportunities for the party to participate in the Government of Cantabria for the first time ever, with key roles in the Vice-presidency and Councils of Public Works, Culture and Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries.