Spanish polls show PP slipping, PSOE modestly rebounding, Vox surging ahead

A Sigma Dos poll released by one outlet reveals the Partido Popular slipping further, dropping nine tenths from the previous week and projecting between 125 and 131 seats, down from an earlier range of 132-137. The PSOE registers an eight-tenth increase, its first notable recovery, and would hold between 103 and 109 seats, still several points behind the PP. One outlet adds four tenths, positioning itself within one point of the 20% threshold and forecasting 66-69 seats, which would bring the combined right-wing parties to about 195 seats.

Comparable trends appear in NC Report, Ateneo del Dato and SocioMétrica surveys, all showing a declining PP, a modest PSOE rise, and a robust Vox performance, though exact numbers differ across polls. The Frente Amplio shows modest gains, while Podemos remains at a low level with little chance of winning seats.