Spain Poll Puts Sánchez 7.8 Points Ahead
The state pollster’s survey gives the Socialists 33.3% support and 134 to 143 seats, while private polls still favor a PP-Vox majority.
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Early legislative elections of 29 November will decide not only who rules, but also the space that each force will occupy in an increasingly fragmented political scenario.
It was officially Thursday night that the election campaign began in the early general elections on the next 29th November. An election whose polls give the right-wing winners, namely the conservatives of the popular party and the ultras of Vox. Yet the leader of the socialist government Pedro Sanchez, in power since 2018, wants to believe in his chances of re-election.
37.4% of those polled by Tezanos say they voted for the PSOE in 2023, when their real result was 22.4%. More information: Tezanos gives Sánchez the CIS he wanted before 29-N: wins the elections and PP and Vox do not add up to form government
The pre-electoral macrosound of the Center for Sociological Research (CIS) gives the PSOE the victory in the general elections and grants the PP and Vox forks of deputies that would in no case add up to an absolute majority in Congress. In addition, with the highest forks attributed to socialists and the rest of leftist forces (Frente Amplio, ERC, EH Bildu, Compromís-Front Valencià, Adelante Andalucía, Podemos, BNG, Ara Més-Front Ampli and Unida…
VOX would close the podium (18.4%), followed by Broad Front (4.7%)
The CIS gives the victory to the PSOE with 33% and denies the majority to a pact of PP-Vox
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