Barely three weeks left for Andalusian regional elections, candidates from the three main political parties, PSOE, PP and can, already on the campaign trail, as the three smaller parties also fighting to have parliamentary representation in the Autonomous Community has always been governed by the PSOE.
Earlier this month, we published data based on surveys of ABC and El Mundo this first election date, giving as first force the match Susana Díaz, the party of the current government would position as second force (currently it is the first, but PSOE and IULV-CA govern in coalition) and the emergence of can place him as the third strength, bending United Left with only 8% of the vote.
The new survey of ABC, has been made to 1,100 Andalusians and Andalusian through telephone surveys during the 16 and 21 this month. According to recent data, the PSOE-A would get about 46 deputies (37.8% of the vote), the PP-A have 41 (30.7%), we leaving can have 13 deputies regional (12%).
The big news would Citizens , of which it is estimated that one in twenty Andalusian called to vote, choose them, giving them 3-5 seats (5% of the vote). IULV-CA would have a very similar result . The other minor options are the Andalusian Party which has only 1.1%, plus UPyD, at 2.4%, which would leave them without parliamentary representation.
A Again, we see how, after a survey, the two major parties, with the novelty of we maintain the order of their podium, however, have to wait and see how it distributes the last piece of the pie.
If a month ago could congratulate Andalusia have a four political groups in the regional parliament, we now know that it will be possible to see five of them. Recall that many rely on to UPyD can steal a seat at PP in Malaga.
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