It’s common sense, the slogan chosen by Vox for the campaign of 29N

Vox launches its 29N campaign with the slogan "It’s common sense" and an opening rally in Plaza de Colón presided over by Santiago Abascal.

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Elecciones generales del 29 de noviembre · Demócrata

Vox has decided that the central slogan of its campaign for the general elections on 29 November will be "Common sense". This message will be the core of all its electoral strategy in the coming weeks.

As sources from the party led by Santiago Abascal have pointed out, the campaign will officially kick off on Friday 13 with a large rally in Plaza de Colón, in Madrid, which will begin at 20.00 hours.

On the electoral poster of the group, Santiago Abascal appears looking straight ahead, accompanied by three concepts that summarize part of his political discourse: "national priority, deregulation and remigration".

In a more prominent font size, the campaign slogan appears, "Common sense", while in the lower strip of the poster a small flag of Spain is included as an identifying element.