Two surveys conducted by 40DB and NCReport, published today by El País and La Razón, respectively, highlight vox as the only political formation that would rise in the number of seatsthe downward trend of the PP and the erosion of PSOE and United We Can, if general elections are held right now.
Both newspapers coincide in pointing to the internal crisis of the PP as the main cause of the popular losing steam in voting intention and if for La Razón “the popular lose the advantage that they had been accumulating in previous months” (from 130 seats to 102), for El País “the popular go back but do not sink.”
According to El País, according to the 40DB survey carried out between February 22 and 28, “Vox would exceed 19% of the votes, four points more than in 2019 and two more than in the February barometer, prior to the elections in Castilla y León and the earthquake of the PP”.
For La Razón, according to NCReport survey data, “The big winner is Vox, which rises to 69/71 seats compared to 61/63 in the previous survey” and highlights that “the internal crisis of the PP places the main opposition party in a technical tie with the PSOE”.
And, according to NCReport, the PSOE would obtain 25.8% of the votes, between 102 and 104 deputies; the PP, with 24.6%, between 100 and 102 representatives; Vox, with 19%, between 69 and 71; and United We Can, between 25 and 27.
“The government parties – highlights El País – are suffering wear, but they don’t give the right the numbers to raise an alternative either”and adds that “the extreme right would snatch almost one in five voters from the popular ones, who lose more than two points compared to the previous month’s survey.”