According to a poll published tonight by El España newspaper, he could rule alone.

According to the survey results to be published by EL ESPAÑOL tonight in La Edition, the PP party has consolidated a clear advantage over the PSOE, making it possible for Alberto Nuñez Feijoo to rule alone if general elections are held today.

This study also confirms that The comeback experienced by PSOE stops In the past two months, after Santos Cerdan went to prison, socialist voting expectations have fallen to their lowest level.

In that respect, Vox continues its upward trendsupported by his aggressive speeches against immigration and after vetoing budget proposals in several PP-governed CCAAs, such as Extremadura.

Sumar improved slightly, but was unable to break out of the mixed group at the expense of Podemos. Reconciliation between the two parties to the far left of the PSOE already seems impossible.

Sociometrica’s survey now also includes the distribution of seats by autonomous communities, reflecting the inability of Pedro Sánchez’s appointed ministerial candidates to regain PSOE votes in their respective regions. Ms. María Jesús Montero (Andalusia), oscar lopez (Madrid), Pilar Alegria (Aragon), diana morant (Community of Valencia) and angel victor torres (Canary Islands).

At present, the PSOE manages to outnumber the PP in seats in only three autonomous communities.

As a result of all this, even if a general election were held today, Pedro Sánchez, together with all his partners, would not be able to achieve the required majority to reissue a coalition government.

During the adjournment of the Andalucía PP, whose party supports Juanma Moreno in the run-up to local elections next June, Feijó called for votes to be funneled to the PP in order to guarantee “change” across Spain and end the “corrupt” government that he believes Pedro Sánchez embodies.

Feijo pointed to Andalusian executive Juanma Moreno as a model. Recovering “courtesy and honesty” In the rest of Spain.

This Sunday, El Espanyol published the first part of its Sociometrica survey, showing that Pedro Sánchez has lost 15 points in popularity in the two years since he took office in exchange for a promise in November 2023. Carles Puigdemont pardoned and the remaining independent leaders involved in the 1-O coup.

If Sánchez’s approval rating reached 40% in December 2023 after his investiture, that number has fallen to 25.1% two years later. This means that only one in four Spaniards of voting age support his management team.

According to the survey, currently 68.1% of Spaniards disapprove of Sanchez’s management team Only 25.1% support her as president.

Today, as has been the case since June last year, Pedro Sanchez Leaders least rated by their party’s voters: I give it a 5.9 on a scale of 0 to 10.

She is below Vice President Yolanda Díaz (8.3 points among Sumal voters), Feijoo (7.1 points among PP voters), and even below General Secretary Podemos. Ione Berara (The party received a 6.3 from voters).

When the election was narrowed down to the leaders of the two major parties, 41% of voters said they preferred Feijó as president of the new government. The leader of the PP is therefore 7 points ahead of Pedro Sanchez (33.9%).

And while Spaniards are already taking it for granted that Feijo will arrive in Moncloa after the next general election, the date remains unclear. 39.6% of those surveyed believe so, with the remaining 29% believing that Mr Sanchez will have another success in staying in power.

The last election poll by Sociometrica, published by EL ESPAÑOL on October 12, gave the PP 147 members (10 more than the current parliamentary quota), while the PSOE will only have 105.

In other words, Pedro Sanchez will lose 16 seats And there would be no option to reexamine the coalition after a hypothetical election.

Vox continued its upward trend, reaching 55 seats (currently 33), while Sumar suffered a substantial loss of seats, with only eight seats.

With former Equality Minister Irene Montero (movement promoter) The only law of Jesus is Jesus.) Although confirmed as the government’s presidential candidate, Podemos will not be able to break away from the mixed group and will only be able to win four seats.

Corruption scandals have been on the front pages of (almost) every newspaper since the October 12 polls.

The latest UCO report proves that Ángel Víctor Torres, while president of the Canary Islands, succumbed to pressure from Cordo García to expedite payment for Víctor de Aldama’s plan to buy masks, even though health technicians questioned their usefulness.

President Pedro Sánchez appeared before the police commission of inquiry on October 31st. Cordo incident In the Senate.

He admitted that he had received envelopes containing cash such as “expense reports” from PSOE, but he avoided compromising responses by relying on vague statements such as “I don’t know” and “I don’t remember.”

After an aggressive campaign by the PSOE and the compromisers culminated in a state funeral for the Dana victims, Carlos Massón finally threw in the towel and resigned as president of the Autonomous Government of Valenciana last Monday. PP and Vox are currently negotiating for an investment from Juanfran Pérez Llorca, the general secretary of a popular party in the region.

In view of the PSOE and Vox’s veto of the budget, Maria Guardiola called elections in Extremadura on December 21st.

Miguel Ángel Gallardo is running as a PSOE candidate and will sit on the bench with David Sánchez, the government’s president’s brother, two months earlier.

State Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz, charged with leaking confidential information about Ayuso’s partner, has been sitting on the Supreme Court’s bench since last Monday. The trial continues next week.

Without waiting for the Supreme Court’s decision, Pedro Sánchez declared in an interview this Sunday: country The attorney general says he is “innocent.” Even more so, he added, “in light of what we saw and heard” during the first session of the oral hearing.

At the request of the Supreme Court, Judge Ismael Moreno of the National Court opened an investigation into the PSOE payments in cash envelopes to former minister José Luis Ábalos and his advisor Cordo García.

Judge Leopoldo Puente cited statements from former PSOE manager Mariano Moreno Pavon, who suggested that these payments may have served as a “laundering” mechanism.

In other words, Avalos and Cordo normalized the money they received from match collections by reimbursing their expenses through the presentation of match tickets and invoices. bite.

It was also revealed that the plumber of Ferraz Leyre Díez claimed to have acted on behalf of Santos Cerdan (currently in prison) and the president of the government when he tried to bribe anti-corruption prosecutors Ignacio Stampa and José Grinda (with promises of promotions and other perks).

Meanwhile, Jantz has completed his break with the government. Last Thursday, he announced that he would register amendments to all 25 bills submitted by the Council of Ministers and would not vote on them in 2021.

Nevertheless, President Pedro Sánchez reiterated this Friday that he does not intend to hold elections from Brazil until 2027, even if he fails to pass the budget or the Law of Cortés.

The election survey that EL ESPAÑOL will publish tonight in La Edition reflects how all these events have affected public opinion.

As an example of the rigor of this investigation, and to ensure transparency, EL ESPAÑOL will publish microdata from all interviews conducted on Monday. This is a useful tool to analyze evolving trends in voting compared to previous SocioMétrica surveys.

Technical sheet:

From 4 to 8 November 2025, the CAWI panel system conducted 1,100 surveys of Spaniards with the right to vote. The sample was balanced in consecutive stages using gender, age, state, and vote recall assignments. Convergence with national totals and uncrossed interactions is 97% (no sampling error or confidence level applied due to non-probability sampling). The study was conducted by I+A member SocioMétrica (Instituto de Estudios Sociales SL) and supervised by Gonzalo Adan, PhD in social psychology and DEA in behavioral science methodology.