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The PSC Would Win the Spanish and Catalan Elections with ERC and Aliança Vying for Second Place

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The PSC would win the Spanish elections again as it did in 2023, with an indisputable victory like the one it achieved three years ago. Salvador Illa's party would also win the parliamentary elections, but with a narrower margin than in 2024, with ERC and Aliança Catalana fighting for second position. This is what emerges from the second CEO barometer for 2026, which was presented this Wednesday with a survey that was carried out between Septemb…

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According to the data of the second wave of the Political Opinion Barometer of 2026 carried out by the Center of Opinion Studies (CEO) of the Generalitat, the PSC would win the general elections in Catalonia with approximately 19 seats; from behind it would follow ERC with between 10-11 seats, while the PP would ascend to the third ... Continue reading "The Catalan CIS gives 19 seats to the PSC in the generals of 29-N, followed by ERC with 11 an…

·Madrid, Spain
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I stop the demoscopic expectations in the autonomics of the game of Sílvia Orriols, which still fails to overcome ERC.

Right

Aliança Catalana would break out with a lot of force and the independence forces would also have a small majority.

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

Salvador Illa would win the elections to Catalonia again, but with significantly worse results than the ones harvested in 2024. According to the last barometer of the...

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

The PSC wins but recedes in the Parliament and Aliança stabilizes its rise, according to the CEO

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Center

El PSC volverá a ganar ampliamente las elecciones generales en Cataluña. Los de Salvador Illa, president of the Generalitat y líder de los socialistas

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El Periódico broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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