The PSOE would suffer its biggest electoral setback of the legislature and lose eight seats in just one month. This is reflected in the latest general election poll by Sigma Dos for El Mundo, which places the socialists at 26.4% of the vote and 108 deputies, thirteen fewer than obtained...
This is reflected in the latest Sigma Dos survey, which points to apparent stability in the two major parties, but to a profound transformation in the progressive bloc. PP and PSOE match 23J: stability at the top The Popular Party would win the elections again with 32.3% of the votes and 138...
The key data is not only the range, but the floor: even in the lowest scenario, the PP would reach the 55 deputies needed to govern alone. This is a relevant change compared to previous stages of the pre-campaign, where a majority appeared possible but not assured. The PP resists all...
The PP moves in 55-57 deputies with 42.8% of the vote, Vox stops its growth and the left maintains structural weakness The data confirms that the absolute majority continues to depend on a minimal margin. In 2022, the PP secured the last key seats by barely a few tenths of a...
The poll confirms a shift towards bipartisanship with the right still in advantage. The latest Sigma Dos barometer detects a change in trend in voting intention: PP and PSOE recover support after months of wear and tear, while Vox slows its growth and loses momentum for the first time in...
The poll places the Popular Party in a range of between 73 and 74 seats in the regional Parliament, already expanded to 143 deputies, which would allow it to exceed with margin the threshold of 72 needed to govern alone. The study reflects a notable stability in the Madrid political map,...