There are only 25 days left for the 2019 General Elections to take place in Spain. In Tuexperto.com we have already made a compilation of the electoral programs of all the parties to consult online before the elections of April 28. Less than a month before the next President of the Government is elected, both the CIS barometer and the different specialized newspapers publish the latest electoral polls in Spain , as well as the surveys for the 2019 General Elections with the intention of everyone to vote the Spanish.
El Periódico is the online newspaper with the most enlightening surveys, but also El Diario, ABC, El País and other less important newspapers. In the event that you want to vote by mail, we recommend you take a look at the article that we have just linked.
CIS 2019 Barometer for General Elections
The CIS has recently published its barometer with the intention to vote for the next General Elections of 2019. In this case, the latest electoral poll reflects the intention to vote for February published on the 28th of that month.
The winning force, according to CIS data, would be the left , with a total of 47.8% of the total votes. By not having an absolute majority, the right-wing bloc made up of PP, Ciudadanos and VOX could generate a blockade that could lead to a second election.
- PSOE : 33.3% of total votes (+3.4 points compared to January)
- PP : 16.7% of total votes (+1.8 points compared to January)
- We can : 14.5% of the total votes (-1 points compared to January)
- Citizens : 15.3% of total votes (-2.4 points compared to January)
- VOX : 5.9% of total votes (-0.6 points compared to January)
You can consult the complete survey in the newspaper of El Correo through this link.
El Periódico General Election Polls 2019
The newspaper, whose calculations from the electoral polls are obtained based on the formula of the well-known IN3 researcher Iván Serrano, gives the leftist forces as the winner, with PSOE and Podemos at the head .
The right (VOX, Ciudadanos and PP), on the other hand, does not have enough votes to reach an absolute majority.
- PSOE : 122 seats (+37 seats compared to the current Congress)
- PP : 86 seats (-51 seats compared to the current Congress)
- We can : 33 seats (-38 seats compared to the current Congress)
- Citizens : 51 seats (+19 seats compared to the current Congress)
- VOX : 29 seats (+29 seats compared to the current Congress)
- ERC : 12 seats (+3 seats compared to the current Congress)
- PDECat : 5 seats (-3 seats compared to the current Congress)
- PNV : 6 seats (+1 seats compared to the current Congress)
- Others : 6 seats (+3 seats compared to the current Congress)
You can consult the original polls of El Periódico at this link.
Polls and electoral polls of the 2019 General Elections of El País
Unlike El Periódico, El País makes a direct estimate of the intention to vote instead of the seats . The source, according to the newspaper itself, comes from various data collection companies.
The results of the online newspaper, in contrast to those of El Periódico, give the bloc on the left as the winner with up to 7.5 points above the bloc made up of PSOE and Podemos.
- PSOE : 27.3% of total votes
- PP : 20% of total votes
- We can : 13.8% of the total votes
- Citizens : 16.3% of total votes
- VOX : 12.1% of total votes
You can consult the El País surveys in the original article through this link.
Voting intention and latest ABC polls in Spain
The newspaper ABC, in collaboration with the group GAD3, has published the last electoral poll of 2019 with the intention of voting in March.
In this case we do find a clear victory for the left bloc, with a total sum of 189 seats in the event that the same left groups converge again. The right-wing bloc, made up of VOX, Ciudadanos and PP, would remain at 161 seats, far behind the 176 seats required for an absolute majority.
- PSOE : 134 seats (+49 seats compared to the current Congress)
- PP : 87 seats (-50 seats compared to the current Congress)
- We can : 30 seats (-41 seats compared to the current Congress)
- Citizens : 38 seats (+6 seats compared to the current Congress)
- VOX : 36 seats (+36 seats compared to the current Congress)
- ERC : 12 seats (+3 seats compared to the current Congress)
- CDC / DL : 5 seats (-3 seats compared to current Congress)
- PNV : 6 seats (+1 seats compared to the current Congress)
- Bildu : 2 seats (same as in current Congress)
- Others : 0 seats (same as in current Congress)
You can see the survey in detail in the original ABC article at this link.
Polls and polls General Elections 2019 of El Diario
The newspaper has also published its polls for the 2019 General Elections. The data this time comes from the well-known Celeste-Tel study, and like the previous ones, they give the PSOE the winning force .
As for the right-wing bloc, it would get up to 50.5% of the total votes, causing a blockade in the event that the sum of PSOE and Podemos wanted to converge for an absolute majority.
- PSOE : 25.4% of total votes (from 100 to 103 seats)
- PP : 22.8% of total votes (from 95 to 97 seats)
- We can : 9.2% of the total votes (from 24 to 25 seats)
- Citizens : 18.1% of the total votes (from 62 to 65 seats)
- VOX : 9.6% of total votes (from 21 to 22 seats)
- ERC : 2.7% of total votes (from 10 to 11 seats)
- PDECat : 6% of the total votes (6 seats)
- ECP : 2.3% of total votes (9 seats)
- PNV : 6% of total votes (6 seats)
- Commitments : 1.8% of total votes (from 6 to 7 seats)
- In Marea : 1% of the total votes (from 3 to 4 seats)
- PNC : 0.3% of total votes
- Bildu : 0.7% of the total votes (from 2 to 3 seats)
- PACMA : 1.2% of total votes
- Nós : 0.2% of the total votes
- Others : 1.8% of total votes
You can consult the original polls and electoral surveys of El Diario at this link.
Barometer of La Sexta of voting intention for the 2019 Elections and polls
La Sexta has also published the voting intention data collected by the Barometer of the InvyMark study during the last week of March.
In the case of the chain owned by Atresmedia, the winning block is the right wing, with 46.5% of the total votes . They still do not obtain an absolute majority, so it would force Congress to call a second election.
- PSOE : 25.9% of total votes
- PP : 20.1% of total votes
- We can : 13% of the total votes
- Citizens : 13.5% of total votes
- VOX : 12.9% of total votes
You can see the Barometer survey on the official page of La Sexta by following this link.