Politics · Spain · 16 hrs ago
Vox gains ground among Spanish voters under 35, CIS data suggests
Spain is due to hold early general elections on November 29.
CIS polling compared voting intentions before the 2023 election with figures from 2026.
Among 18-to-24-year-olds, Vox is slightly ahead of the PP, at 26.2% to 25.4%, while the PSOE has 21.3%.
Vox’s support in that age group rose 7.8 percentage points from 2023, while the PSOE fell by 8.3 points.
Among 25-to-34-year-olds, Vox leads with 28.7%, up 12 points from 2023; the PP has 20.7% and the PSOE 19.1%.
Sumar and Podemos have also lost support in both age groups, and the figures are voting intentions, not election results.
Vox has gained support among Spanish voters under 35, according to an analysis of CIS voting-intention data.
Among voters aged 25 to 34, Vox leads with 28.7%, up 12 percentage points from 2023.
Among those aged 18 to 24, Vox has 26.2%, close to the PP’s 25.4%.
The PSOE’s support has fallen in both age groups compared with 2023.
Spain is due to hold an early general election on 29 November.
- Who
- Vox, the PP, the PSOE, Sumar and Podemos are among the parties in the analysis.
- What
- CIS data analysis shows Vox gaining support among voters under 35, while the PSOE and left-wing parties lose support.
- When
- The analysis compares pre-election data from 2023 with CIS barometers published in 2026.
- Where
- Spain.
- Why
- Not stated
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The CIS recorded voting intention in a pre-election study.
CIS barometers recorded voting intention used in the analysis.
Spaniards are due to vote in an early general election.
- 18–24-year-olds
- Vox: 26.2%; PP: 25.4%; PSOE: 21.3%
- Vox, ages 18–24
- Rose from 18.4% in 2023 to 26.2% in 2026
- 25–34-year-olds
- Vox leads with 28.7%; PP: 20.7%; PSOE: 19.1%
- Vox, ages 25–34
- Rose from 16.8% in 2023 to 28.7% in 2026
- Election date
- 29 November 2026