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PP and Vox Total 199 Deputies with 50.4% Votes and Sanchez Does Not Go Back to the Train Tragedy

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After the hiatus in political activity before the general elections of 29-N which marked the railway tragedy in the Toledana town of Urda, the parties have resumed...

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After the hiatus in political activity before the general elections of 29-N which marked the railway tragedy in the Toledana town of Urda, the parties have resumed...

·Madrid, Spain
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The railway tragedy of Urda and the housing emergency do not stop the advance of the center-right in Spain: the GAD3 poll for ABC assigns 199 seats to the PP-Vox axis, while the PSOE goes down to 103 despite the re-absorbing of the votes of the Frente Amplio. The article Spain to the vote between railway rubble and house crisis: the tragedy of Urda does not move the votes, center-right one step from the 200 seats comes from Economic Scenari.

The political analyst estimates in Espejo Público that about 900,000 PSOE voters would now lean towards the PP or Vox. Varela places the right around 50% of the vote and points out that the formation of Santiago Abascal could reach 20%. He assures that the railway accident in Urda has not caused "an electoral earthquake", although it has forced the PSOE to redo its campaign.

PP and Vox number 199 seats and 50.4% of the vote 20 days from 29N, according to Sigma Dos and GAD3. The PSOE stands at 105 deputies. The entry Polls of 29N: PP and Vox cross the absolute majority with 199 seats and the PSOE does not go back was first published in What!.

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El Mundo broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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