Politics · Spain · 2 hrs ago
Spain's People's Party leads Socialists ahead of November 29 election
Spain is due to hold a general election on November 29.
Polls show the conservative People's Party remains ahead of the ruling Socialists, led by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
The Socialists have narrowed the gap but are still trailing.
The People's Party would need to team up with far-right Vox to secure a parliamentary majority.
That matters because the result may leave the conservatives needing Vox's support to form a majority in parliament.
The election is still three weeks away, and the polls could change before voters cast their ballots.
Spain’s ruling Socialists trail the conservative People’s Party in polling ahead of the November 29 general election.
The Socialists have narrowed the gap, but the People’s Party remains ahead.
The People’s Party would need to join with the far-right Vox party to secure a parliamentary majority, pollsters say.
The report was published three weeks before the election.
- Who
- Spain’s ruling Socialists and the conservative People’s Party are contesting the lead. Vox is also mentioned as a potential coalition partner.
- What
- Polling puts the People’s Party ahead of the Socialists. The Socialists have narrowed the gap.
- When
- The election is scheduled for November 29, 2026. The report was published November 9, 2026.
- Where
- Spain.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Election date
- November 29, 2026
- Poll leader
- Conservative People’s Party
- Trailing party
- Ruling Socialists
- Potential coalition partner
- Far-right Vox
- Report timing
- Three weeks before the election