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Spain's Right-Wing Bloc Polls Absolute Majority Amid Migrant Crisis

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As immigration dominates the public debate in Spain, the PP-Vox right-wing bloc has crossed an important threshold in the polls for the first time in three years, in turn suggesting the possible outcome of next year's general election.

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If the elections were held in Spain today, the People's Party and Vox would collect 50.2% of the votes, against 33.3% of Pedro Sanchez's Psoe with the progressive platform Sumar. This is what emerges from the survey carried out by 40dB for Cadena Ser and El País between August 31 and September 2, a month after the crisis in Ceuta. This is the first time that the right in Spain is over the threshold of the absolute majority. According to the surv…

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The Popular Party of Alberto Núñez Feijóo would win the general elections, with 133 deputies, if the elections were held today. Behind it, with a difference of 28 seats, would follow the PSOE of Pedro Sánchez, who continues to lose support month after month although he endures despite the crises he has to face and the judicial problems that haunt him. Vox, who lives a sweet moment, would become decisive for the formation of government since with…

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This Monday, most of the newspapers in Madrid published a survey. The results are not exactly the same, but the trend is clear: the PP and Vox are far ahead of the left-wing bloc and the PSOE is bogged down by the Ceuta crisis and is heading for a fall. El País points out that for the first time the right and the far-right are exceeding 50% in voting intention; while in ABC and La Razón the PP and Vox are exceeding 200 deputies, far from the abs…

The next elections, if not a miracle, will cast an absolute majority of the right; that is, PP and VOX will win them and they will be able to govern. Seen, they will do so by forming coalition government.

The Popular Party and Vox consolidate an electoral majority that would allow them to reach La Moncloa with ease if the general elections were to be held now. The last [...]

·Madrid, Spain
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abc broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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