Sunday, May 10, 2015

Valencia election polls: the PP would win in Community and … – Diario La Nube (Press Release)

According to the survey published today ABC GAD3 the PP would win the regional elections in Valencia.

Alberto Fabra (Photo Valenciano PP)

Alberto Fabra ( Photo Valenciano PP)

The training leading Alberto Fabra would get 29.7% of the vote to gain a total of 32-33 seats. These results would be a waste compared to 2011 twenty points and 22 seats. PSPV-PSOE holds as the second political force with 19.5% of votes (ten points PP) and a projection of 20-21 seats. Citizens as the third political force lies with Carolina Punset as head of the list, which already appears with 16.2% of the vote to a figure of 19 to 20 seats.

This situation, says ABC, allow the sum of the popular and Citizens exceed the 50 seats in which an absolute majority in the Valencian regional parliament is fixed. We can, with Antonio Montiel as head of the list, continues to lose position with 12.2% of the vote and between 13 to 14 seats, followed by Compromís, would get 11.6% of the votes and 12 to 13 seats. UPyD is beyond choice, falling to 0.8% of the vote.

As mayor of Valencia, according to the same poll, Rita Barbera again winning the municipal elections but agreements need to keep the job he has held since 1991. The PP obtained 31.1% of the votes and 11 councilors, followed by Citizens, second political force, with 16.2% and 6 councilors. The PSOE, with 15.8% of the vote appears virtually tied with Compromís, which gets 15.6%, both parties 5 councilors. Finally, Comú Valencia, with 11.8% and 4 councilors, and IU, with 5.8% and 2 councilors, close the electoral fan. Left, according to the newspaper stresses, need a pact to four to evict Rita Barbera.

Also the world, an analysis of the electoral situation in Valencia, said today that after 20 years of PP government, citizens will decide who will access path to power in the region.

ABC 2, 30,31 / THE WORLD 14


(Text homemade made from news summary of the press services of Moncloa)

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