Felipe VI receives 58% approval rating in Spanish poll

A survey conducted by Cluster 17 for Agenda Pública indicates that 58% of Spaniards rate the performance of King Felipe VI as good or very good. This comes 12 years after his proclamation.

Approximately 35% of the population views his performance as bad or very bad. Support varies significantly across political lines: 84.5% of PP voters and 63.3% of PSOE voters approve of the monarch, while Vox voters show lower support, with 54.3% disapproving.

Demographic data shows that support is higher among older generations, peaking at 66.6% for those aged 65 to 74, compared to 47.8% for those aged 18 to 24. Women also express slightly higher approval (60.9%) than men (56.4%).