According to the survey conducted by SigmaDos for public television in the Spanish state, PP would win the elections, as indicated by previous surveys. The PSOE would lose less than it thought (before it was 120, now it would be between 113 and 118). Sumar would hold Podemos seats and climb a bit (26 to 28-31).

But the PP would get more seats in the Spanish Congress than the PSOE and the Summary. In fact, SigmaDos gives between 145 and 150 to the popular (in the last election he had 88). As expected, they would need the help of Vox to form a government, and although they have possibilities, they should get the best results from the survey (from 52, from 24 to 27 according to the survey). The fall of Vox is evident and it is clear that many voters have opted for PP.

GAD3 survey: PP and Vox governance option

The GAD3 surveys have frequently resorted to PP, and on this occasion, for Mediaset, in the survey that published the recently closed ballot boxes, the government of PP and Vox can be foreseen.

GAD3 says the PP would get 150 seats and Vox 27. That is, for one seat they would exceed the number of seats to complete the majority, 176.

The PSOE would obtain 112 seats according to this survey and Summary 27.