The CIS of Tezanos keeps the PSOE in the lead but the PP climbs three points and cuts distances after the blackout and railway chaos

The PSOE is still the first party to vote, according to the Center for Sociological Research (CIS), although in the last month the PP has increased three percentage points and has cut by half the distance that separated it from the socialists, in part at the cost of Vox, which goes down a point and a half. This survey was carried out just a week after the big blackout that affected all of Spain and also the day and days after the railway chaos a…

The big blackout and a new railway chaos find a reflection in the CIS led by José Félix Tezanos, which has reduced the distance between the PP and the PSOE, up 3 points to...

The PSOE would obtain 32% of the vote counted in case elections were held, according to the May barometer of the Center for Sociological Research (CIS), published this Wednesday. Socialists fall more of a half point over the April study and lose advantage over the popular, who grow up to 29.3% in intention to vote, thus placing themselves at 2.7 points of the PSOE. Continue reading

The coalition government is increasingly exhausted, the PP that wins but does not convince, Vox remains static and on the ‘alternative’ left the state of decomposition prevails, according to data from the last barometer of the Sociological Research Center (CIS).Topics: News, Analysis, Popular Party, PSOE, Politics, SumarRead full article

The municipal elections of 2023 resulted in the greatest loss of territorial power by the PSOE of the last decades. Not only, as happened in 2011, the PP took over the mayors of the capitals. It also reached power on this occasion in dozens of municipalities and in six of the eight provincial councils alone or thanks to the support of other formations. From that moment, the socialists work in possible scenarios of agreement that allow to recover…

The Barometer of Opinion of the Center of Sociological Research (CIS) of May, realized a few days after the general blackout that suffered the Iberian Peninsula on April 28, keeps the PSOE in the lead despite losing six tenths, and the difference with the PP, which rises three points, is cut to 2.7 points.