The CIS places the PSOE as the winner of the elections with five points ahead of the PP

The PSOE would now win a new general election with 35.5% of the votes and five points ahead of the PP, according to the May barometer of the Center for Sociological Research (CIS). The estimate represents a reversal compared to that of April, which kept the PP in the lead with a slight advantage, and follows the path of the ‘flash’ delivery made during Pedro Sánchez’s reflection period after which he decided to continue leading the Government .

The May barometer indicates that the effect of this decision by the President of the Government has boosted the PSOE and leaves the PP with 30.5% of the votes. Behind, Vox remains ahead of Sumar although the distance between the two is narrowing.

The CIS estimate places the PSOE with 35.5% of the votes, an increase of three points in one month, well above the results obtained by 23J, which was 31.7% of the votes. It is the best estimate data for the PSOE in the CIS this term, excluding the ‘flash’ delivery of last April 29.

The PP would obtain 30.4% of the votes, a drop of three points compared to the barometer for the month of April and below the results of the general elections, when the party won with 33.1% of the votes.

Behind PSOE and PP, the distance between Vox and Sumar is narrowing. Santiago Abascal’s party would take 10.2% of the votes, eight tenths less than a month ago; Add 8% compared to 7.2% in April. Podemos, for its part, would have 2.2% of the votes, four tenths more than a month ago.