Polls put Spain’s PP ahead of Socialists before November 29 election
Politics · First reported 9 Nov, 12:43 · Updated 16:25
Polls cited in reports put Spain’s conservative People’s Party ahead of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s Socialists. Both reports say the PP would need Vox to secure a parliamentary majority.
- The polls described in both reports put the People’s Party ahead of the Socialists before the November 29 general election.
- Both reports say the PP would need to join with Vox to secure a parliamentary majority.
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- Election date
- November 29
- Party leading in polls
- People’s Party (PP)
- Majority described as necessary
- The PP would need Vox to secure a parliamentary majority
- Reported change in the gap
- The Socialists had narrowed the gap but remained behind the PP
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