The latest survey from the Center for Sociological Research (CIS) prior to european elections keep giving winner of the PSOE with up to 33.2% of the votes against the 30.5% of the PPwhich remains at 2.7 points by cutting almost half of the lead it had two weeks ago.
The study, which on this occasion does not have a number of seats, once again provides a range of votes. In the case of the socialists, led by Teresa Ribera in next Sunday’s elections, they would have the support of between 31.6% and 33.2% of the electorate. The ‘popular’, led by Dolors Montserratthey would have between 28.3% and 30.5% of the supports.
If compared with the results of the previous election for the European Parliament, the PSOE would leavein the best of cases, three tenths, and less than a point and a half in the worst case scenario. He PPfor its part, would win eight points compared to 2019 in the worst of the contexts, a figure that would rise to 10.3 points at best.
The CIS poll promotes Vox as the third force with up to 11% of the votes, nine tenths more than in the previous sampling.
He CIS surveybesides, promotes Vox as a third force with up to 11% of the votes (nine tenths more than in the previous sampling, on May 23) and slightly reduces the expectations of Add. Galan Starwhich is presenting its team for the first time in the European Championships, would win between 5.4 and 7.1% of the votes.
Those led by Jorge Buxade they would be done with between 9.9% and 11% of the votesthat is to say, would grow almost four points compared to five years ago or almost five pointsif the best data in the interval is taken into account.
Further featured it would be the descent of Podemosled by Irene Monterowhich would happen from 5.4% of the vote estimated at between 3.6 and the 3.9%as well as that of Citizensled by Jordi Canas, In free fall when collapsing even between the 0.7 and 1.2%.
Podemos and Cs, surpassed by Alvise and the republics
Both would be surpassed by the group of voters headed by Luis Pérez Fernández, known as “Alvise” which is called ‘The party is over’. This, goes from 3.8% to between 4.9 and a 5.7%. A similar case is that of Now Republicswhich includes ERC, EH Bildu and BNGand what would be done with between 3.7 and 4.1% of the supports.
The latest survey of the Center chaired by Tezanos, prepared from 7,491 telephone interviews between May 23 and 30, is the only one of those published in recent weeks that grants victory to the PSOE over the PP.
The CIS of Tezanos, unrelated to the rest of the surveys
Among the latest polls is the one published this Monday by Vozpópuliin which the PP would win the elections to determine the 61 seats contributed by Spain to the European Parliament.
The ‘popular’ would rise from the second position they occupied in the 2019 elections to now achieve a clear victory that would bring him 10 additional seats over the 13 he obtained five years ago and would leave the PSOE 5.5 points away.
Thus, according to the majority of surveys, the socialists are immersed in a slight setback situation embodied in the loss of one MEP compared to the 21 they currently have.
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