Vox confirms its downward trend and loses almost one point of vote estimates in...
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The PP would win the general elections, if they were held today, with 31.3% of the votes, almost two points less than what it obtained in 2023, according to the latest barometer from the 40dB institute. for EL PAÍS and Cadena SER. The survey confirms the downward trend of Vox, which drops almost one point in vote estimates in a month, although it is still the formation that has grown the most since the elections: 5.5%. The PSOE, for its part, remains below 29%, that is, 3.3 points less than the result of the last general elections. His government partner, Sumar, barely alters the vote estimate from the previous survey, but is down 6.6 percentage points since 2023, when they ran in coalition with Podemos. The survey detects an increase of almost one point in the mark of ultra agitator Alvise Pérez, Se Acabó la Fiesta (SALF), about to catch up with Podemos. By bloc, those on the right and the extreme right bring together 49.2% of the vote estimate - 51.5% if SALF is added -, while the left (PSOE, Sumar and Podemos) brings together 36.6%. That is, the advantage of the PP and Vox over the progressive forces is almost 13 points. The voting intention of the parties (Junts, ERC, EH Bildu, PNV, BNG and CC) that supported the investiture of the socialist leader, Pedro Sánchez, brings together 7.6% of the votes, half a point more than what they added in 2023. The survey (2,000 online interviews) was carried out between April 24 and 27. In those days, the bishops publicly showed their rejection
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