The new episode of the EITB Focus macro survey shows that the main transfer of votes takes place towards EH Bildu and that Elkarrekin Podemos is the one that suffers the greatest loss of votes.
The flow of main voice transmission It is still given to EH Bildu. The coalition receives 8% of PNV voters, two points more than in the February EITB Focus, 11% of voters who abstained in the 2020 Basque Parliament elections and 16% of Elkarrekin Can voters .
He Basque Nationalist Party It does not receive voters from other parties, although 12% of those who did not vote in 2020 confirm that they will vote for them this time, five points more than in February.
He PSE-EE It also receives no votes from any party. It is worth mentioning that the percentage of undecided people in the party is increasing compared to the previous elections. While in February 19% of those who voted for the Socialists said they were now undecided, in this episode of EITB Focus that figure grows to 26%.
The greatest loss of votes takes place in Elkarrekin We can download it. In addition to the transfer of votes to EH Bildu, 19% say they will vote for Sumar on this occasion. 32% of voters in Elkarrekin Podemos have not made a decision.
The abstinence In the 2020 elections for the Parliament of the Basque Country, this percentage was 49%. Four years later, 43% of those who abstained from voting say they will no longer exercise their right to vote on this occasion. Of those who abstained, 29% say they are undecided yet.
Data sheet
1,800 people living in the BAC were interviewed to prepare the EITB Focus survey (600 in each historical area).
The fieldwork was conducted from March 8 to 14 through telephone interviews.
All data, microdata and other statistical aspects can be consulted in the Open Data section of the EITB Group Transparency Portal.
Source: EITB
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