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Campaign for legislation in Spain starts with far right shot in polls

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Briefings

Spain officially enters campaign for November 29 legislative elections with the PP leading recent polls but needing Vox to form a government. Vox could reach 19% and double the current 33-deputy parliament. Only four national parties aim for a government, growing since July 2023 when PSOE had 12.3%. PP and Vox could secure a majority of 190 deputies, while PSOE faces a vote drop below 30% and fewer seats. The PSOE currently leads CIS projections at 33%, but private polls show a slight decline. Coverage is limited to available polls and official data.

Key points

• The Partido Popular (PP) is currently the most voted party in Spain's recent polls, though it lacks a majority and relies on Vox to form a government.
• Vox could reach 19% of the vote and double the current 33-deputy parliament, potentially forming a majority with the PP.

Context

Spain officially enters campaign for November 29 legislative elections with the PP leading recent polls but needing Vox to form a government. Only four national parties aim for a government, growing since July 2023 when PSOE had 12.3%.

Limitations

Coverage is limited to available polls and official data. Some figures are projections or estimates from different organizations, with uncertainty regarding final results.

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