If what Pedro Sánchez was looking for with an electoral repetition was to scratch seats and weaken his censorship motion partners, it seems that it will not work out. The Sigma Dos survey for EL MUNDO certifies the stagnation of the PSOE If in September it exceeded 33% of the votes and reached 145 seats -very above the 123 of 28-A-, in the October estimate these figures descend in a way sensitive: would register 28.9% of the votes and 127 seats, just four more than in the last general.

Frustration over the failed investiture and the confrontation with Pablo Iglesias on account of the failure of the negotiations between the two seems to take its toll on Sanchez. The acting President of the Government continues to use the La Moncloa music stand for partisan benefit, while emphasizing the application of article 155 in Catalonia in case of overflowing the institutional insurrection after the 1-O ruling, whose ruling is imminent . The PSOE, in any case, would need to reissue the Frankenstein coalition again although with the added complication of adding new actors, such as Íñigo Errejón (More Country), which would add 10 seats while We could go down to 32.

The key to the survey we publish today lies in the sinking of Citizens . The formation led by Albert Rivera, who on Saturday turned in his strategy when he started to agree with Sánchez, would see his representation in Congress diminished from the 57 deputies that added the 28-A to only 24. He steps on Vox heels, that yesterday he made a show of strength when filling the Madrid Plaza de Vistalegre at the start of his pre-campaign. The party that presides over Santiago Abascal would remain practically with the same seats in April. The hit of Cs would serve, above all, to trigger the intention to vote of the PP, which would reach 98 seats. Between PSOE and PP they would agglutinate more than half of the votes and an overwhelming majority of 225 seats. In fact, 40% of respondents are in favor of a large coalition. The poll also reveals that 73% of Cs voters want their party to support Sánchez if he wins the elections again, which contradicts Rivera's position in recent months. It should be stressed that, on this occasion, PSOE and Cs would not add an absolute majority.

There is more than a month left for 10-N. The electoral map remains very open, although the trend shows a clear recovery of the PP . The correlation of forces will determine the alliance policy. In any case, what would be unacceptable is that, after going back through the polls, the whole of the parliamentary arch was unable to end the blockade.

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