The Railway Disaster Shakes the 29-N: Polls Predict a Historic Collapse of the PSOE
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The formation alerts the "fear of the Spaniards" for the negligences in the railway system
The first polls after the tragedy in Toledo predict a comfortable absolute majority for the PP and Vox bloc, while the political environment calls for caution in the face of the emotional impact of the pandemic.
The first polls after the tragedy in Toledo predict a comfortable absolute majority for the PP and Vox bloc, while the political environment calls for caution against the emotional impact of the disaster
A Sigma Dos poll published ahead of Spain's snap general election on November 29th indicates a decline in the vote share of the Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), the largest partner in the ruling coalition. According to the poll published by El Mundo newspaper, the People's Party (PP) is in first place with 31.1%, while the far-right Vox party's vote share has risen to 19.3%. The poll predicts that the PSOE could lose approximately 450,000 votes …
The survey by Sigma Two for El Mundo reflects a 1.7 point drop from the Socialists. The fieldwork was carried out on Thursday and Friday after the railway accident. Latorre, on the Urda accident and the PSOE: "It will rethink your campaign, but it will hardly be able to impose another topic of conversation"
Following the collision between two high-speed passenger trains in Spain on October 28, which killed 69 people, El Mundo claimed that the PSOE could suffer a crushing defeat before the snap election on November 29. A Sigma Dos poll predicted that the PSOE would lose approximately 450,000 votes.
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