Madrid (EFE).- The PP and Vox would retain an absolute majority in the general elections on July 23, although they could have difficulties and would lose several seats after their autonomous pacts, while the left bloc would stop the fall.
This is clear from the surveys published this Monday by various media outlets, which agree that the territorial pacts to govern with Vox would be taking their toll on the PP.
According to the NC Report poll for La Razón, the PSOE would benefit from these agreements and could exceed 100 deputies, while the right-wing bloc would maintain an absolute majority but with less support for both the PP and Vox.
The popular ones would continue, however, winning the elections with 143-145 deputies, one seat less than what was published in the polls last week, and Vox would obtain between 37-39 seats.
The PSOE could overcome the symbolic barrier of 100 deputies by moving between 99 and 101 seats and adding between 31 and 33.
Back of the block on the right
The 40dB barometer for El País and Cadena Ser also points to a retreat from the block of the right that could even cost them an absolute majority.
According to this survey, the PP would be the main one affected by the autonomous pacts with the loss of 11 seats in just two weeks -it would win the elections with 30.9% of the votes and obtain 125 deputies-, while Vox would improve its vote expectation by more than one point and would get 43.
The PSOE, on the other hand, would recover more than one point to 28.7% of the votes and 111 seats and Sumar would remain the fourth political force with 12.8% in voting intentions and 35 seats.
In the GAD3 electoral poll for ABC, Vox would be the most affected by the territorial pacts and would put the absolute majority at risk by keeping 11.5% of the votes and between 25 and 39 seats.
The PP would win the elections with 36.6% of the support and between 150 and 154 seats, the PSOE would obtain 28.4% and between 107 and 111 deputies and Sumar would be the third force in this poll with 12.64%. and between 30 and 34 seats, with which the block on the left would be close to 175 with the independentistas.
The IMOP-INSIGHTS study for El Confidencial would maintain the PP as the most voted force, with an estimate of 32.6% of the vote and 132-135 seats, and would achieve an absolute majority with Vox.
In second position would appear the PSOE (26.2% and 97-100 seats), third would be Vox (15.3% and 44-47 seats) and in fourth position would be Sumar, with 13.3% and 35-37 seats. .
The entry PP and Vox retain the absolute majority with difficulties in the general elections of 23J after the autonomous pacts was first published in EFE Noticias.