The PSOE it would be the most voted party with 108 seats, figure with which he would win the elections. If the 31 seats of United we can, they would obtain 139 between both partner parties of Government. However, the sum that PP would obtain, with an average of 100, and Vox, 66, (166) would surpass the left-wing bloc by 27 seats. This is exposed by a survey of 40dB published in ‘El País’ and ‘Cadena Ser’.
According to 40dB, the party led by Santiago Abascal would experience a sharp rise and, with 18.3 percent of the vote, would get between 63 and 71 seats compared to 52 in the November 2019 elections.
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For its part, the training chaired by Pablo Casado It would also improve its results compared to the last generals –89 deputies– and, with 23.5% of the votes, it would have between 95 and 102 representatives in Congress.
The PSOE would continue to be the most voted force
With everything, the PSOE, although it would go down, it would continue to be the most voted force if the elections were to take place now, and, with 26.1% in voting estimates, it would obtain between 102 and 114 deputies compared to the 120 obtained in the last elections.
United We can also lower the intention to vote and would get between 28 and 34 deputies compared to the current 35, while More Country it might increase to four representatives for the three of this legislature.
The data provided by 40dB seems to confirm the plummeting fall of C’S as the party led by Ines Arrimadas it would go from 10 deputies to between two and three.
