According to the Center for Sociological Research’s voting intentions survey, the Yeltzales would manage to keep their current 31 seats or lose one. The nationalist coalition would win between seven and eight representatives.
He PNV with which he would again win the Basque elections 30 or 31 seats and 36.1% of the votes, which would mean keeping the current representatives or losing one EH Bildu would be the second force 28 or 29 parliamentarians (33%), compared to the 21 obtained four years ago, according to the survey released this Monday by the Center for Sociological Research (CIS).
The CIS estimates that the PSE-EE would repeat in third place, with the current 10 representatives or one more and 13.1% of the votes. He PPfor its part, it would bring five to six parliamentarians (7.7%), while in the July 2020 elections it received six in coalition with Cs.
The research estimates that Add could gain 0 to 2 seats (3.7% of support) and Elkarrekin Podemos-AV remaining with one or none (2.5% of the votes), compared to the six representatives obtained by the coalition of Podemos and Esker Anitza-IU in the previous Basque elections. Finally, Voxwhich had a female parliamentarian in the previous parliamentary term, could retain it or be left without representation (1.9%).
The survey, conducted between March 18 and 22, is based on a total of 4,998 telephone interviews conducted in 207 Basque municipalities in the three territories (2,443 in Bizkaia, 1,727 in Gipuzkoa and 828 in Álava).
These results differ from what was reported by both EITB Focus and the Basque Government Sociometer, which predicted a technical link between the PNV and EH Bildu.
Source: EITB
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