Hamalgama Poll: PP and Vox Would Win 212 Seats and 53% of the Vote
A poll by Hamalgama Métrica for Vozpópuli, published on October 11, gives the Popular Party (PP) 144 seats and 33.4% of the vote in the November 29 general election, with Vox on 68 seats and 19.6%. Together, the two right-wing parties would hold 212 seats and 53% of the vote, comfortably above the 176 needed for an absolute majority.
The governing Socialist Party (PSOE) would take 103 seats with 25.3% of the vote, a result that, if repeated on election day, would close the door to another term for Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, who called the snap election on October 5 after parliament rejected his housing decrees.
The survey is based on 1,000 telephone interviews conducted between October 5 and 8, the first days of the campaign.
The figures add to a consistent polling picture in the opening week after the election call: different pollsters agree that a PP-Vox majority is the most likely outcome, while the socialists bet on mobilising undecided and first-time voters. (Source: Hamalgama Métrica)
Source: Hamalgama Métrica
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