The CIS of Tezanos, against everyone: reduces the expectation of an absolute majority of the PP in Galicia to a minimum and shoots at the BNG

Marisa Cruz Madrid

Madrid

Updated Monday, February 5, 2024-12:59

The

CIS

pre-election survey on the upcoming Galician elections yields a result that contradicts that of all the surveys carried out by private sociological firms. Unlike all of them, Tezanos's method reduces to a minimum the expectations of revalidating the absolute majority of the PP, fires at the BNG, maintains the current position of the PSdeG and grants Sumar the possibility of entering the Galician Parliament.

The survey, which in its last edition already questioned the absolute majority of the popular party, now widens the range of its results downwards and predicts for the candidacy led by Alfonso Rueda a result of between 34 and 38 seats, that is, between eight and four less than those it currently occupies. According to its average forecast, the PP would lose its absolute majority, reaching 36 deputies.

The Sigma Dos survey for EL MUNDO, published this weekend, gave the PP between 39 and 42 seats, above the absolute majority, with 48.1% of the votes. Tezanos lowers the percentage of votes to be achieved by the popular party to 42.2%. The measurement of all the polls published in recent times granted the PP 46.2% of the votes and 41 seats.

The CIS poll fires on the BNG, predicting 32.9% of the votes, which would give it between 22 and 26 deputies, compared to the 19 it currently has. The EL MUNDO survey predicted 24.5% of the votes and between 18 and 20 seats for the Galician nationalists. For its part, the average of the polls predicted 25.8% of the votes and 20 deputies for the Bloc led by Ana Pontón.

The PSdeG, according to Tezanos, would continue to be the third Galician force, with between 13 and 15 deputies. It currently has 14. Its percentage of votes would be 20.1%.