The PP of Fernando López Miras continues to win in the Region of Murcia against the left-wing bloc that seems to have found its electoral ceiling in the sum of 15 seats: PSOE with 12-13 and Podemos with 1-2. This is reflected in the Sigma 2 survey, carried out for regional television, which concludes that if the regional elections were held today, the popular party López Miras would exceed the 21 deputies it currently has. reach the absolute majority: moving from 22 to 23.
This investigation prepared for La 7 reflects this andI Pepe Vélez’s PSOE remains the second political force in the Murcian community, but does not overcome the failure suffered during the last regional elections when he won 13 seats, compared to the 17 obtained by the socialist Diego Conesa in 2019: the year in which he won a victory that ended six electoral processes in the wake of the Popular Party.
Podemos maintains its result of two deputies in survey after survey, as also reported in the survey carried out by the CEMOP of the University of Murcia. The other highlight of this survey is achieved by the far-right party of Alvise Pérez, The Party is Over (SALF), because it would be close to the seat in the Regional Assemblywhile Vox would deflate in hypothetical elections, losing one or two parliamentarians, going from the current figure of 9 to a range of 7 to 8.
Such a decrease in Vox could be due to one of the results included in this Sigma 2 study where 58.5% of citizens “do not see justification” for breaking the government pact they had with the PP and that Santiago Abascal justified by the decision of the popular people to welcome menas into the Murcian community.
A PP source points out that The party “continues to grow” in the Region of Murcia and “is close to an absolute majority with 46.8% of the vote.”“That is four points more than in the 2023 regional elections.” He also highlights the 52.1% of citizens consulted who “are mainly betting on a solo PP government reaching agreements with other political parties.” In fact, the leadership of the regional government led by Fernando López Miras receives approval: 5.8 points out of 10.
