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Spain's right holds poll lead over Sanchez's Socialists ahead of November 29 snap election

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Briefings

A recent poll indicates Spain's ruling Socialists have narrowed the gap against the conservative People's Party, but the conservative party still trails significantly. To win the election, the People's Party would need to ally with the far-right Vox party to secure a parliamentary majority. This analysis is based on a single snapshot from November 2026, with three weeks remaining until the general election.

Key points

• The People's Party needs to ally with the far-right Vox party to secure a parliamentary majority.
• Spain's ruling Socialists have narrowed the gap but continue to trail the conservative People's Party.

Context

This analysis covers a single snapshot from November 2026, with three weeks remaining until the general election. The finding matters as it highlights the critical need for coalition formation by the conservative party to secure a majority.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single snapshot from November 2026. Pollsters indicate the People's Party trails significantly, but specific seat counts or coalition percentages are not provided.

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