In Brussels, the comparison between the voting intentions formulated in this survey and the results of the last legislative elections of 2019 is not easy.
The PS would be the first party, with 18% of the voting intentions. This is less than the 20% of 2019 when the PS made a joint list with the sp.a (Vooruit).
The MR would be the second party, with 16.8% of voting intentions. This is a little less than the 17.5% of 2019.
At 16.7%, the PTB-PVDA would come third, up from 12.3% in the last legislative elections.
Ecolo, standing alone, would be the fourth party, with 16% of voting intentions. This would represent a decline from 21.6% in 2019 where Ecolo and Groen had a joint list. On the other hand, if Ecolo and Groen were to stand once more together, Groen being at 6.1% of voting intentions, the two parties would still be the first political family in Brussels.
Défi, at 9.6% of voting intentions, would be close to its 2019 score (10.3%).
Les Engagés would only receive 2.9% of the vote, half their 2019 score (5.8%).
As for the Flemish parties in Brussels, as written above, Groen would be credited with 6.1% of voting intentions.
The N-Va would be at 4.5%, up from 3.2% in 2019.
At 2.6% of voting intentions, the Vlaams Belang would progress in the capital (1.6% in 2019).
Vooruit, the Flemish socialists, would collect 1.6% of voting intentions. 1.6% that should be brought closer to the 18% of voting intentions granted to the PS, which would bring the Brussels socialist family to 19.6%.
The Open Vld would be at 1.2% and the CD&V at 1%.