The polls ahead of the general elections on November 29 indicate that the Popular Party of Alberto Núñez Feijóo would win with 31.4% of the votes, while the PSOE of Pedro Sánchez and Vox would also achieve significant results, but with declines compared to the previous elections. #Elecciones29N #PSOE #PP (translated)
The leader of the Democratic minority in the House, Hakeem Jeffries, spoke of "a corrupt maneuver by the federal government against Donald Trump's opponents" and pointed out that it was no coincidence that there were less than thirty days until the elections and the Republicans were behind in all the polls. #IlhanOmar #Trump #Inmigración (translated)
Teresa Gómez stated that Sánchez was confident about winning the elections and remaining in power, as she claimed he had an ace up his sleeve. She wrote that The Objective had published evidence of an alleged fraud of "extraordinary gravity" and asserted that her colleague Isabel Durán had done commendable work investigating it. Gómez said that Sánchez had deployed Tezanos at the CIS to inflate the polls and justify the fraud, and Gabilondo, as the Ombudsman, to convey a resolution from the Supreme Court that, according to her, would allow Pumpido to complete "the coup." She added that the investigation was not over and that they would publish more cases, information, and evidence that week. She also defended that journalists should oversee the power and expose possible abuses. #Democracia #FraudeElectoral #PeriodismoInvestigativo (translated)
The polls leading up to the general elections on November 29 in Catalonia indicate that the PSC is the favorite, followed by ERC, while Vox would surpass the PP, and both Junts and the Comuns would experience significant drops in electoral support. #EleccionesCataluña #PSC #ERC (translated)
Pedro Sánchez promotes the illusion that the PSOE can reverse the polls in favor of the PP, despite a supposed 11-point advantage that they consider unrealistic, mobilizing his base and taking advantage of the PP's mistakes on key issues such as pensions. #PSOE #PedroSánchez #Elecciones2026 (translated)
I feel Spain as something of my own. Now, as a candidate for the presidency of the Government of Spain, she raises, among other issues, "defending the right to housing and ending speculation," as she pointed out a few days ago on television, thus connecting with one of the main problems reflected in the polls. #AdaColau #Vivienda #Barcelona (translated)
Pablo Echenique thanked the members of Podemos in the regions who, as he wrote, had negotiated in good faith, while the Frente Amplio negotiated behind their backs with the PSOE for the Senate. He also accused progressive media of spreading lies and contributing to demoralizing them. He also thanked those who defended both his political project and, in his words, "the facts and reality" on social media. Echenique stated that Podemos could push for an independent project from the PSOE and without compromises, after Sumar had disintegrated in just three years. He argued that this autonomy would allow for denouncing the rearmament, the handing over of the CGPJ to the PP, the corruption of the PSOE, and, he said, the protection of the interests of rentiers. He also highlighted the joint candidacy of Irene Montero and Gabriel Rufián, whom he described as the left-wing leaders with the most recognition and appeal at that time. The Podemos leader anticipated that media pressure would increase and accused the media of publishing false polls that would attribute votes from other parties to the Frente Amplio. He stated that this coverage was due to the fear of a left that did not obey orders or accept agreements for a few senators. He urged his supporters to move forward and pointed out that on Sunday, November 29, voters could decide at the polls. #Podemos #Izquierda #Elecciones2023 (translated)
Idafe Martín Pérez stated that Moncloa had more data and information than anyone in Spain. He pointed out that for years the political and media right had claimed that Pedro Sánchez's priority was to remain in power and questioned why he would call for elections when, according to private polls, the PP and Vox would obtain 200 seats. He added that Sánchez could have continued governing until the following summer and suggested that Moncloa knew a reason to bring forward the elections. #España #Política #Moncloa (translated)
The polls for the general elections on November 29 in the Canary Islands indicate that the PSOE would maintain its leadership with 6 deputies, while the PP would reduce its representation to 5, and VOX could increase its number of seats to 3, suggesting an electoral landscape similar to that of the July 2023 elections. #EleccionesCanarias #PSOE #Vox (translated)
The analysis maintains that, according to current polls, Frente Amplio and Podemos would win one more seat if they run together in Madrid, despite Pablo Iglesias' argument in favor of running separately. #FrenteAmplio #Podemos #Madrid (translated)
He thanked those who encouraged him to return, but said that after thinking it over, he believed it was not the right time. He also noted that he had seen hopeful polls, although he argued that one should not be distracted from the common goal which, in his opinion, was to overthrow Sánchez for the good of Spain. #España #política #unidad #ES (translated)
Pedro Ruiz expresses his skepticism about the election polls in Spain, stating that now it is all stone against stone and that the truth will only be known when words translate into actions. #Elecciones2026 #Encuestas #PedroRuiz (translated)
The average of the polls indicates that the PP and Vox have a 15-point advantage over the progressive bloc six weeks before the general elections on November 29, with estimates that could grant them up to 201 seats in total. #EleccionesEspañolas #PP #Vox (translated)
The midterm elections in the U.S. on November 3 could represent a serious setback for Trump, as polls suggest that Republicans could lose control of Congress due to their low popularity and voters' concerns about inflation and other issues. #Midterms2026 #Trump #EleccionesEEUU (translated)
Gadi Eisenkot leads the polls in the final stretch of the Israeli electoral campaign, threatening Netanyahu's power, although neither of the blocs achieves the necessary majority to form a government. #Eisenkot #Netanyahu #EleccionesIsrael (translated)
Iván Redondo, former advisor to Pedro Sánchez, has stated that the PSOE is just a penalty kick away from reaching a majority in the general elections on November 29, highlighting the utmost equality between his party and the PP according to the latest polls. #EleccionesGenerales #PSOE #PP (translated)
The Central Reserve Bank shared the route of its information managers for the Price, Economic, Tourism, and Multiple Purpose Household surveys for that week. https://t.co/8xcwrIIbZA #Datos #Encuestas #Economía (translated)
Whoever wins in the Community of Valencia has one and a half feet in Moncloa. I am not saying it, but Iván Redondo, who has already become an outsider in polling, with a prospecting exercise that questions a good part of the surveys published about the 29-N. #ComunidadValenciana #Elecciones2026 #PolíticaEspañola (translated)
The CIS has published a poll that places the left at 43% of the votes, but this estimate is significantly different from the consensus of other pollsters, which favor the right and reveal a pattern of overestimation of leftist options in CIS polls in almost all analyzed elections. #EleccionesGenerales #CIS #Encuestas (translated)
The latest barometer from the CIS, led by Félix Tezanos, shows the PSOE leading the polls with 34% of the votes, surpassing the PP by 11.8 points, while Vox consolidates its position in third place with 17.1%, and the discontent over the division on the left translates into low percentages for formations like Frente Amplio and Podemos. #PSOE #PedroSánchez #elecciones2026 (translated)
