The PSOE would get an estimated 32.8% of the vote and the PP would get hold of 30.8% of the votesSumar can be clearly forward of Vox with 14.9% of the votes in comparison with 11.8% of the formation of AbascalThe CIS carries out a ‘flash’ ballot for the elections on Sunday on the final day by which electoral polls could be revealed
Six days after 23J, the PSOE would win the overall elections on July 23 with 32.2% of the votes, virtually a degree and a half behind the PP, which might attain 30.8% of the votes, in keeping with the CIS flash ballot . As of this Monday, no extra electoral polls could be revealed.
The left clearly manages to achieve an absolute majority, since Sumar would extensively surpass Vox, with 14.9% of the votes in comparison with 11.8% for the formation of Santiago Abascal. In the race for third and fourth place, Yolanda Díaz emphatically prevails over Abascal.
According to this ballot, the one electoral debate led by the candidates Pedro Sánchez and Alberto Núñez Feijóo wouldn’t have had an impression on the voters. Quite the opposite, José Félix Tezanos offers a robust rise, of 1 level, to the Socialists with respect to the pre-election macro-survey that the Center for Sociological Research revealed a couple of days in the past. Then the CIS thought-about Alberto Núñez Feijóo because the winner of the elections first. Now it subtracts 4 tenths, with the block on the best clearly down.
This ‘flash ballot’ comes 12 days after the middle chaired by José Félix Tezanos revealed its macro survey on these elections -based on virtually 30,000 surveys- and simply 4 days after the publication of its July barometer, with a a a lot smaller pattern and that, though it included an estimate of the vote, it didn’t carry an allocation of seats.
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