Politics · Spain · 2 hrs ago
Poll projects Spanish right-wing parties winning 201 seats
A new poll projects Spain’s right-wing parties winning 201 seats in the next general election.
It puts the conservative People’s Party, or PP, at 136 seats and Vox at 65.
The left-wing parties are projected to fall to 117 seats, down from 152 in the parliament now ending.
The poll says left-wing parties could lose seats in 29 provinces, with losses certain in 23.
Vox is projected to gain in 18 provinces where the left loses seats.
These are survey estimates, not election results, and the poll puts the right-wing parties on 51% of the vote.
The election is scheduled for November 29, when voters will decide whether the projections hold.
A Sigma Dos poll for El Mundo projects Spain’s right-wing PP and Vox winning 201 seats in the most likely election scenario.
The poll gives the PP 136 seats and Vox 65, with a combined 51% of the vote.
It projects the left-wing parties PSOE, Frente Amplio and Podemos winning 117 seats with 36.2% of the vote.
The poll was conducted during the first half of October and published on October 18.
The article says Spain’s next election is due on November 29.
- Who
- The PP and Vox are projected to win a combined 201 seats; the PSOE, Frente Amplio and Podemos are projected to win 117.
- What
- A Sigma Dos poll projects the right-wing parties winning 201 seats in the most likely scenario.
- When
- The poll was published on October 18, 2026. The article refers to an election on November 29.
- Where
- Spain.
- Why
- Not stated
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Sigma Dos conducted the poll for El Mundo.
El Mundo published the poll’s projections.
The article says Spain’s next election is due to take place.
- Pollster
- Sigma Dos
- Poll outlet
- El Mundo
- PP projection
- 136 seats; 31.5% of the vote
- Vox projection
- 65 seats; 19.5% of the vote
- Right-wing parties combined
- 201 seats; 51% of the vote
- Left-wing parties combined
- 117 seats; 36.2% of the vote