EH Bildu would consolidate as the second force and gain more support from the electorate. According to the latest EITB FOCUS survey, PSE-EE, Elkarrekin Podemos and PP would lose their support.
Euskaraz irakurri: Gehiengo osotik urrats battery geratuko litzateke EAJ Bizkaian, botoon % 45.7 eskuratuta
In Biscay, de PNV would hit the absolute majoritywith 45.7% of the vote, 2.2% more than in 2019, according to the EITB group’s 27th macro survey, twice as much support as EH Bildu of the electorate, if the elections were to take place now.
This new wave of EITB FOCUS has been implemented when there is still a year left to call municipal and regional elections, which were to be held on the last Sunday of May 2023. Today EITB publishes the second episode, on regional elections. Tomorrow, the part of the inquiry pertaining to Navarra will be made public, both to the parliament and to the capital.
EH Bildu with 22.2% (+2.3%) of the vote would be the second force of the territory, the line with the upward trend also forecast in the rest of the institutions.
The rest of the formations would lose support on the territory. For example, the PSE-EE would be the third force at 15.1% (-1.5%) and Elkarrekin Podemos at 7.6%, down three percentage points.
Average EITB Chart.
Rating
With regard to the assessment of the management of the councils and general representatives, citizens give Unai Rementeria an average score of 6, and 77% of the respondents are satisfied with his management.
Average EITB Chart.
Overall, 72.1% of citizens approve of the management of the Provincial Councils, with an average score of 5.9, the same score that the Basque government as a whole received, although in their case they received the approval of 77, 4% of the respondents.
The Basque government gets a 5.9 of the entire population of the CAV, with the approval of 77.4% of those polled. By province, the highest score for the Basque government is awarded to Bizkaia, with a 6.2; the second highest Álava, with 5.8 and, finally, Gipuzkoa, with 5.5.
Finally, the citizens of the CAV give a 5.7 to the management of the Spanish government, which is approved by 57% of the respondents. The highest figure is recorded in Bizkaia, with 4.9; followed by Álava, with a 4.6, and ended with Gipuzkoa, with a 4.3. However, in all three cases, more than 50% of the responses are approved by their management.
Methodology:
The methodology used for the preparation of this study is quantitative, using the telephone interview technique. This research technique makes it possible to respond to all proposed objectives and to obtain results with a maximum validity and reliability with which to act effectively.
The population that makes up the research universe consists of the group of people older than or equal to 18 years old, residents of the CAV, who carry out the fieldwork during the days from 5 to 12 March. A stratified sample has been carried out, with determination proportional to the quota, also using quantitative method.
Data sheet :
1,750 inhabitants of the BAC (400 in Vitoria-Gasteiz and 150 in the rest of Araba; 400 in Bilbao and 200 in the rest of Bizkaia; 400 in Donostia-San Sebastián and 200 in the rest of Gipuzkoa). Em= ±2.34%, 95% confidence level, p=q=0.5, for CAV data, ±4.18% for Araba data, ±4.0 0% for Bizkaia data, ±4.00 % for Gipuzkoa data, ±4.90% for Vitoria-Gasteiz data, ±4.90% for Bilbao data and ±4.90% for Donostia-San Sebastián data. Random sample stratified by historical area, municipality, gender and age.
26.9% of the surveys were conducted in Basque and the remaining 73.1% in Spanish. Total results weighted by population size of the surveyed municipalities. The fieldwork was conducted from 5 to 12 May 2022 by means of a telephone interview. The average length of the survey was 5.31′, with the shortest survey being 4′ and the longest 18′.
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Source: EITB
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