Most of the polls give the PP the winner, which with the support of Vox would achieve an absolute majority
The electoral map has gone from red in 2019 to blue in 2023 if the PP finally wins the elections
The general elections of 23J, live
In the majority of the polls, the PP would win the general elections this Sunday and would reach the absolute majority if you agree with Vox. These results offer a change total in the electoral map of Spain, which would go from being dyed red before the majority of the PSOE in 2019 to being dyed blue with the victory of the PP.
The GAD3 poll gives 150 seats to the PP
He PP would win the general elections this Sunday with 150 deputies in Congress, and would reach an absolute majority if it agrees with Vox, which would have 31 seats, so the sum of both would be 181 deputies, according to the Gad3 survey for Mediaset.
For its part, this survey gives the PSOE second place, with 112 seatswhile Yolanda Díaz’s party would have a total of 27 deputies, and the sum of both in the left block would remain at 139 seats.
The rest of formations ERC would stay like fourth force in Congress, with eight deputies, followed by Junts, which would have seven seats. Bildu, with six seats, would give a ‘sorpasso’ to the PNV, which would be left with five, according to this survey, while the CUP and the Canary Islands Coalition would have one respectively, and the BNG, two.
The differences with the 2019 elections
Las elections generals of November 10, 2019were won for him PSOE with 28.25 percent of the vote and 120 seats. In second place was the Popular Party with 20.99 percent and 89 seats.
The third place was occupied by Vox with 15.21 percent and 52 seats, while United We Can obtained 12.97 percent and 35 seats. Ciudadanos, with 6.86 percent, remained in 10 seats.
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2023-07-23 18:48:03
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