Madrid (EFE) PP), and to the Valencian left.
The intention to vote in general elections, according to the NC Report survey published today by La Razón on its front page, gives the PP between 141 and 143 seats, which added to the 40 or 42 that Vox would have, would offer them an absolute majority in Congress (located at 176) with between 181 and 186 deputies.
The PP would achieve 33.2% of the votes, the PSOE 22.3%, Vox 13.5%, Sumar 11.6%, Podemos 4.9% and ERC 13.1%, according to said survey.
In seats, the first party would be the PP, with the aforementioned 141-143 deputies, followed by the PSOE, with 91 to 93; Vox, with 40 to 42; Add, between 27 and 29 parliamentarians; ERC, from 12 to 13; and We can from 2 to 4.
In the 2019 general elections, the formation with the most votes was the PSOE with 120 seats, while the PP achieved 89, Vox 52, Podemos 38, ERC 13 and Ciudadanos 10.
El País publishes another survey on its front page today, prepared by 40DB, in which it ensures that Isabel Díaz Ayuso (PP) would overwhelm the Community of Madrid with 69 seats, followed by the PSOE, with 27; More Madrid, 26; and Vox 13. The absolute majority in the Madrid community is in the 68 seats.
Podemos-IU would be left out of the Assembly
Podemos-IU would be left out of the regional Assembly.
The same survey on the autonomous elections in the Valencian Community concludes that the left is resisting, since, although the PP would be the party with the most votes, with 33 to 35 regional parliamentarians, they would not reach an absolute majority located in the 50s, even if they added 13 -14 seats that Vox would obtain.
The PSOE would achieve 30-31 seats, Compromís 16-17 and Unidas Podemos 5, which would allow the socialist Ximo Puig to repeat in the Valencian presidency with Compromís and Unidas Podemos, according to El País.