The debate about useful voting and the balance of Pedro Sánchez's management are the political publications with the most interactions in recent hours. The MEP and leader of Se Acabó la Fiesta, Alvise Pérez, tops the ranking with a video in which he questions those who dismiss voting for his party because they consider it not a useful option against the left. Behind him is the PP deputy Sergio Sayas, who recovers some of the main crises of recent years to ask voters to keep them in mind on the upcoming November 29.
Alvise Pérez occupies the top two positions in the ranking of La conversación en redes, the section of Poder Digital by Vinces, with the same video shared on Instagram and TikTok that totals 93,601 interactions. The leader questions those who have been holding public office for decades and rejects that voting for traditional parties is the only way to prevent the continuity of the current Government.
In third place is Sergio Sayas, with 28,347 interactions on TikTok, thanks to a post in which he reviews the pandemic, the volcanic eruption of La Palma, the DANA of Valencia, and the migration crisis in Ceuta to criticize Sánchez's actions.
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These are the results of La conversación en redes, the section of Poder Digital by Vinces that allows following the publications of Spanish politicians with the most interactions on X, Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn.
The ranking identifies the political content that achieves the greatest digital impact based on the interactions recorded on the different platforms, including likes, comments, and shares.
1. Alvise Pérez questions the useful vote for traditional parties
The MEP Alvise Pérez leads the ranking with a post on Instagram that reaches 49,875 interactions. In the video, the leader of Se Acabó la Fiesta responds to those who convey to him that they share his views, but ultimately will not vote for him because they believe his candidacy does not represent a useful vote.
Alvise directs his criticisms especially towards the traditional right-wing parties and questions whether the utility of voting consists of keeping in institutions leaders who, he claims, have been dedicated to professional politics for decades.
@alviseperez El voto inútil es votar a los de siempre que llevan toda la vida viviendo de la política. ¡Ayúdanos a cambiar España! #SeAcaboLaFiesta
♬ sonido original - Alvise Pérez
"Is it useful to put back into the institutions those who have been sucking from politics for 35 years? People who have never worked outside a public office?", he raises in his intervention.
The message seeks to dispute the argument of the useful vote in the electoral space of the right, where Alvise's formation competes to attract discontented voters with traditional options.
"The useless vote is voting for the usual ones who have been living off politics their whole lives. Help us change Spain!", writes the MEP in the text that accompanies the content.
2. Alvise repeats on TikTok with almost 300,000 views
The second position also corresponds to the leader of Se Acabó la Fiesta, who has shared the same video on TikTok, where it registers 43,726 interactions and 298,062 views, according to the data collected in the Poder Digital ranking.
The content counts 37,475 'likes', 2,015 comments, and 4,236 shares. With both publications, Alvise accumulates 93,601 interactions between Instagram and TikTok, concentrating the top two positions in the ranking.
The publication insists on questioning the idea that voting for a candidacy different from the main forces of the right means wasting the vote. Alvise thus uses social media to present his formation as an alternative to the parties that have held institutional responsibilities over the last decades.
3. Sergio Sayas reviews Sánchez's crises to ask that they are not forgotten on 29N
The deputy of the Popular Party Sergio Sayas occupies the third position with a video on TikTok that reaches 28,347 interactions and 234,090 views. The publication adds 23,271 'likes', 535 comments, and 4,541 shares.
"On 29N don't forget everything Sánchez has done to us", writes the parliamentarian in the message that accompanies the video, in which he chains criticisms of the government's president's management during different crises.
@sergio.sayas El 29N no te olvides de todo lo que nos ha hecho Sánchez.
♬ sonido original - Sergio Sayas
Sayas begins by recalling the coronavirus pandemic and the judicial procedures related to the procurement of sanitary material, before referring to the volcanic eruption of La Palma in 2021 and the difficulties that, according to his complaint, some affected families still face.
The deputy also brings up the DANA of Valencia in 2024 and the migration crisis in Ceuta in 2026, episodes he uses to accuse Sánchez of having abandoned the citizens. This is a political interpretation from the popular parliamentarian, who attributes to the president the responsibility for the institutional response to these emergencies.
With this succession of events, Sayas constructs a message aimed at mobilizing the vote against the Government. His publication aims to turn the memory of the crises of recent years into an electoral argument for the upcoming November 29.
The useful vote and crisis management mark the conversation
The three publications that top the ranking show two distinct strategies in the pre-campaign. While Alvise Pérez questions the useful vote for the traditional right-wing parties to advocate for his own candidacy, Sergio Sayas focuses his message on the rejection of Pedro Sánchez's management.
The ranking also reflects the ability of the same content to generate conversation on different platforms. In the case of the leader of Se Acabó la Fiesta, the publications on Instagram and TikTok occupy independent positions, although both correspond to the same video.
The figures reflect the interactions obtained by specific publications and do not constitute an estimate of votes nor do they allow establishing a direct relationship between digital impact and electoral support for each party.
You can consult the complete and updated ranking of the ten publications by politicians with the most interactions in The conversation on networks of Poder Digital.