Politics · Spain · 3 hrs ago
Poll projects a wide right-bloc lead ahead of Spain’s 29 November election
Spain is due to hold an early general election on 29 November.
A new poll projects 103 seats for the PSOE, the main party in the current governing coalition, and nine for its partner, Sumar.
Together, the two parties are projected to win 112 seats, down from 134 seats for the PSOE and Sumar’s predecessor alliance in the 2023 election.
With the listed allies of the governing parties included, the progressive bloc is projected to have 136 seats.
The right-wing PP and Vox are projected to win 203 seats combined, an 18-point lead in support over the PSOE-Sumar pairing.
The poll also puts the PP at 135 seats and Vox as a source of growing strength for the right.
These are poll projections, not election results; voters will decide the outcome on 29 November.
A Sigma Dos poll for El Mundo projects 203 seats for Spain’s right-wing PP-Vox bloc, 18 points ahead of the PSOE-Sumar governing coalition.
The poll gives the PSOE 103 seats and Sumar nine, for a combined total of 112.
The PSOE and Sumar, together with their most stable allies, are projected to win 136 seats, 40 short of an absolute majority.
The poll puts the PP at 135 seats and Vox as a growing source of strength for the right.
Spain’s election is scheduled for 29 November.
- Who
- Spain’s political parties, including the PP, Vox, PSOE and Sumar.
- What
- A Sigma Dos poll projects a wide lead for the PP-Vox bloc over the PSOE-Sumar coalition.
- When
- The election is scheduled for 29 November. The poll was reported on 11 October 2026.
- Where
- Spain.
- Why
- Not stated
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The election was called early.
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El Mundo reported the Sigma Dos poll’s projections.
Spain’s election is scheduled to take place.
- PP-Vox projected seats
- 203
- PSOE-Sumar projected seats
- 112
- PP projected seats
- 135
- Vox projected seats
- Not stated in the provided article text
- Election date
- 29 November
- Absolute-majority shortfall for PSOE-Sumar and stable allies
- 40 seats






