Politics · Spain · 1 hr ago
Survey cited by El Mundo shows Sánchez losing support during election campaign
Pedro Sánchez, Spain’s prime minister, is campaigning ahead of an early election scheduled for 29 November.
An El Mundo poll says his party is losing voter support and is close to falling below 100 seats.
The commentary argues that frequent campaign appearances and promises have not changed voters’ views.
It focuses on housing, saying Sánchez has promised action while the problem has persisted during his time in office.
It also questions whether his appeals to “the street” reflect people’s views.
The poll says Vox is the only party to have gained support since the last election and has its strongest result in the survey’s history.
The election campaign is continuing, but the text does not say what the final result will be.
A survey published by El Mundo on 12 October showed Pedro Sánchez losing voter support during Spain’s election campaign.
The newspaper said the survey put him at his worst level of the legislature and close to falling below 100 seats.
El Mundo said the election call had not boosted Sánchez’s support, despite his frequent campaign appearances.
The article argued that voters were tiring of Sánchez and said Vox was the only party to have gained support since the last election.
- Who
- Pedro Sánchez and the PSOE.
- What
- An El Mundo survey showed Sánchez losing voter support during the election campaign.
- When
- The survey was published on 12 October 2026, during the first week of the campaign.
- Where
- Spain.
- Why
- El Mundo argued that voters were tiring of Sánchez and that the election call was not helping his support.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
the people get tired of you
a prompt response
will prevent evictions
Sánchez made frequent campaign appearances, according to El Mundo.
El Mundo published a survey showing Sánchez losing voter support.
The election was scheduled to take place, according to the article.
- Survey publication
- 12 October 2026
- Election date
- 29 November 2026
- Sánchez’s seat outlook
- Close to falling below 100 seats
- Sánchez’s tenure at La Moncloa
- Since 2018
- Vox
- The only party said to have gained support since the last election
Sources
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