The 29N Polls Maintain the Majority of PP and Vox Despite the Maricarmen Strategy of Sánchez
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Three polls published this Friday maintain a loose absolute majority for PP and Vox despite the prominence of the housing crisis. PSOE loses seats and barely manages to recover voters from its left
The right-wing bloc would achieve 200 seats or more; the left, 118 at most. A poll by the DYM institute for Diario de Navarra shows that housing pushes the socialists, who go up two points in a month
The offensive of Moncloa and adjacent to the house achieves a sound failure: the PSOE rises only a tenth and the descents of the right are minimal.
The Popular Party and Vox Would Reach the Majority and Could Form Government, According to Two Polls
Although the official PSOE picked up on other polls, his votes added to those of the leftist forces could not surpass the right-wing bloc.This Friday, a new poll of the intention of voting was published in Spain, after the president of the government, Pedro Sanchez, announced Monday the advance of the general elections for November 29, in the context of the protests for the crisis of living...Continue reading...
The People's Party (PP), of the centre-right, and the Vox, of the right, can win together the majority of the Spanish Parliament in the early elections of 29 November. Two polls released this Friday, 9, indicate that the parties can exceed the 176 seats necessary to form a parliamentary majority. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), called the vote this week. The decision came after Parliament rejected go…
The first poll after the electoral advance projects a majority of the PP and Vox. The PSOE tries to regain ground, while the left negotiates an alliance to avoid defeat.
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