Latest polls before the elections in Spain show recovery we
Polls in Spain in the last week of the campaign for the elections, indicate that the PP has consolidated the first place and different trends among the new parties, with Ciudadanos to fade and we can regain momentum.According to a poll of Sigma Dos for the daily El Mundo, the vote on Sunday the PP (Mariano Rajoy) might get between 114 and 119 deputies (27.2% of the vote).
This result (far from an absolute majority, which is reached to 176 deputies) forces Rajoy to do post-election arrangements for the government and for his investiture (the President of the Government is elected by MPs after parliament is constituted).
The following three parties - PSOE, Ciudadanos and we - come separated by only two percentage points. Socialists Pedro Sánchez record 20.3% of the vote (between 76 and 81 seats), while the Ciudadanos, rookie Albert Rivera, comes after them, with 19.6% (between 62 and 69 deputies).
However, the C's recorded a decline of 3.4 percentage points compared to the same poll November. On the other hand - that is, in recovery - is the Pablo Iglesias Can we. The formation of the violet now registers 18.4% of the vote (enough for 56-60 members, with the movements En Com may, En Marea and appointment-Can).
These data indicate, therefore, that remains the scene of the PP have to make a deal with the Ciudadanos for an absolute majority in parliament. Since the PSOE would have to make a grand coalition with the We and the Ciudadanos to be able to shake the right hand of power.
The poll of Sigma Dos - which included 8,350 interviews conducted between December 9 and 01 - has a margin of error of 1.3% and a confidence level of 95.5%.
El País also today published a survey on the elections next Sunday (at 00:00 on Tuesday it can not be published in Spain more jobs similar).
The work of Metroscopia to this newspaper confirmed the fall of Ciudadanos, this time to fourth place, overtaken by Can.
The survey of El País gives the winner the PP (25.3%, but with a range of deputies among 105 and 112), followed far more closely by the PSOE (21%, between 85 and 94 deputies).
(19.1%) and Ciudadanos (18.2%) come very close. The party of Pablo Iglesias would obtain between 55 and 64 deputies, while the formation of Rivera between 53 and 67.
These figures indicate that only in the most optimistic intervals for both parties the PP can an alliance of majority only with the Ciudadanos.
The work of El País was based on 2,800 interviews 07-10 of December and has a margin of error of 1.9 percentage points to a degree of confidence of 95.5%.
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