Madrid (EFE) and the rise of the PP.
NC Report: the debate underpins the growth of Feijóo
According to the NC Report survey for La Razón, the debate would have served to shore up the growth of Feijóo, who could have won 500,000 votes and whom 57% of those surveyed considered the winner compared to 39% who believed that it was Sánchez.
In total, almost 1.2 million voters (3.2%) say they will change the direction of the vote, of which more than 40% do so in favor of the popular.
The PSOE would only have managed to capture 150,000 new votes, for 152,000 Vox and 80,000 Sumar, according to this poll.
Support for the PSOE falls, according to GAD3 for ABC
The daily monitoring of GAD3 for ABC indicates that support for the PSOE fell for the first time from the 28% it achieved in the 2019 elections with a loss of four seats.
The Socialists would remain with 109 deputies, while the PP would obtain 36.3% of the votes and 153 seats, two more than in the previous poll, and would lead the PSOE by 44.
He also points out that the fight for third place is tightening again, with Vox and Sumar tied for 12% of the votes and both below 30 seats, with one advantage for those of Santiago Abascal, who would have 29.
40dB for El País and la Ser: the PP improves two seats
The 40dB survey for El País and La Ser shows that the PP would improve two seats to the detriment of the PSOE after the face-to-face between Sánchez and Feijóo and points out that none of the leaders clearly prevailed in the debate, although the popular leader made more profit.
The PP would obtain 31.2% of the votes, almost half a point more, and 127 seats and the PSOE 29.5% of the votes and 113 deputies.
For its part, Vox would keep 14.7% of the votes, half a point less, and 42 seats and Sumar would get 13.3%, three tenths more, and 37 seats.
In this way, PP and Vox would stand at 169 seats, seven away from the absolute majority. PSOE and Sumar would go down to 150 deputies between them again.
Sigma Dos for El Mundo: the block on the right is still in the same fork
The daily poll by Sigma Dos for El Mundo indicates, however, that the block on the right is still installed in the range between 177 and 183 seats and, therefore, in the absolute majority.
The possible effect of the face-to-face debate between the two candidates for the presidency of the Government is not appreciated for the moment in the tendencies of the two big parties, according to this survey.
Despite the fact that 54.2% of Spaniards think that Feijóo prevailed over Sánchez, including 22.3% of socialist voters in 2019, the latest changes in voting intentions mainly benefit Vox and Sumar, which are gaining ground .
The PP would win with 34.4% of the votes, with a fluctuation of two tenths downward compared to the last installment, and a range of between 142 and 146 seats, while the PSOE would achieve 28.6% of the votes and between 105 and 109 deputies.
Vox would have 13% of the vote and between 35 and 37 seats, which would give the right-wing bloc an absolute majority with between 177 and 183, and Sumar would get 12.7% and between 33 and 35 seats.