The analysis of the EITB Focus micro data, carried out by Silván & Miracle, makes it clear that, if regional elections were to be held again, EH Bildu and PNV would gain great voter loyalty.
EH Bildu is the party of the Basque Autonomous Community that is currently a a higher percentage of voting loyalty. According to the EITB Focus survey, if new regional elections are held, 90% of those who voted for the Sovereignty Coalition They would do it again last April. Only 4.5% confirm they would change their vote, and 1.8% would not vote at all this time.
The second party with the highest loyalty index would be the PNV. A 86.6% of the citizens who elected the Jeltzals in April they would do it again now. 6.3% would change the direction of their vote, and 0.9% would not vote.
The socialistsInstead, they would just use the 77.6% of the votes they had last spring. Now 7.9% confirm that they would change the direction of their voting rights, and another 6.6% that they would not vote.
On the other hand, the knowledge rate of all political leaders has grown over the past semester, according to the microdata analysis conducted by Silván & Miracle.
He is the lehendakari, Imanol Pradales, the one that has gained the most ground in this section. In the EITB Focus for the month of May, it had a knowledge rating of 76.5%. Now that percentage is 89%, that is, 9 out of 10 people know him in Euskadi.
In the case of Otxandiano hairleader of EH Bildu, had a knowledge rate of 69.9% before the elections, and now this figure has grown to 75.4%.
For his part, Eneko Andueza (PSE-EE) increased its knowledge by 3%, from 67.1% in May to 70.5% today.
Javier de Andrésleader of the Basque PP, increases by two points, from 58% to 61%. The two least known Basque political leaders are Amaia Martinezfrom Vox, and Jon Hernándezby Sumar.
Source: EITB
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