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Spanish right-wing parties surpass 50% in latest polls

Overview

By early September 2026, the political landscape in Spain underwent a significant shift as right-wing parties gained unprecedented momentum. A 40dB poll conducted for El País and Cadena SER indicates that the center-right Partido Popular (PP) and the right-wing Vox party have combined to surpass 50% of voting intentions for the first time, reaching a total of 50.2%. The PP holds 32.4% of the vote, while Vox has risen to 17.8%.

In contrast, the governing Socialist Party (PSOE) under Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has continued its decline. The combined left-wing bloc, including the PSOE and Sumar, stands at approximately 36.1%. This downward trend follows earlier projections and is linked to ongoing legal proceedings involving the Prime Minister’s wife and former minister José Luis Ábalos.

The polling results coincide with heightened political tension regarding the migration crisis in Ceuta. Public sentiment remains heavily critical of the government’s response to the influx of approximately 72,000 migrants in late July. According to the survey, 89% of Spaniards hold the Moroccan government responsible for the crisis, while 72% attribute significant responsibility to the Spanish government. Approximately 62.7% of respondents rated Prime Minister Sánchez’s management of the situation as ‘bad’ or ‘very bad.’ Furthermore, there is strong public support for increased border security, with 82% of respondents backing expanded fencing and surveillance. Vox is increasingly viewed as a key player in this issue, with 27% of respondents seeing it as the party best equipped to handle immigration.

Entities

Vox · Pedro Sánchez · PSOE · Sigma Dos · Partido Popular

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Timeline

  1. 4 days ago

    [POLITICS] 12 sources
    Spanish right-wing parties surpass 50% in polls after Ceuta crisis

    Spanish polls show the PP and Vox combined have surpassed 50% voting intention following the Ceuta migration crisis, while public disapproval of Prime Minister Sánchez's handling of the event rises.

  2. 11 days ago

    [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Spanish political polls project decline for PSOE and growth for Vox

    Recent polls from Sigma Dos suggest a decline for Spain's PSOE, projecting a loss of 19 seats, while predicting growth for Vox amid social unrest.

  3. 26 days ago

    [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Spain political polls indicate potential right-wing majority

    Recent Spanish polls suggest a major political shift, with the PP and Vox potentially securing an absolute majority and significantly reducing the influence of the PSOE and other left-wing parties.

  4. 28 days ago

    [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Spanish polls project right-wing dominance in future elections

    Spanish political polls project a major shift toward the right, with the PP and Vox expected to win in 38 provinces and the left facing historically low seat counts.

  5. about 1 month ago

    [POLITICS] 4 sources
    Spanish political polls project rise in right-wing support

    Recent polls suggest a major shift in Spanish politics, with right-wing parties PP and Vox projected to gain significant ground while the left-wing bloc faces a sharp decline in voter support.

  6. about 2 months ago

    [POLITICS] 11 sources
    Spain Polls Show PSOE at Record Low as PP and Vox Near Majority

    Spain polls show PSOE falling to 26% while PP at 33% and Vox at 17%, together overtaking 50%; Andalusian survey gives PP 26.7% regional trust, 21.5% nationally; corruption cases cited as hurting PSOE.

  7. about 2 months ago

    [POLITICS] 11 sources
    Spain's PSOE ahead in July CIS poll as Ábalos conviction fuels shift

    Spain's July CIS poll, taken after Ábalos' 24‑year sentence and Guardia Civil indictments, puts PSOE at ~33%, PP at ~25%, widening the lead to ~8 points; Vox stays third at ~15% amidst parliamentary motions and

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