The Basque government’s survey predicts an increase in the PSE-EE (13) and the PP would retain seven representatives. The coalitions of Elkarrekin Podemos, Sumar and the Vox party would be left out of the Basque parliament.
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If the elections for the Basque parliament were to take place today, the PNV which would help him win the elections 28 representatives in the Basque Chamber: one more than in the last elections; follows EH Bildu with the same 27 he has now.
The survey into voting intentions, which was conducted between November 5 and 8 based on 3,030 telephone interviews, also predicts that the PSE-EE if third force would remain, and would do so with an increase, 13 (+1) representatives.
These results would strengthen the parties supporting the Basque government, PNV and PSE-EE, with one additional seat each. Furthermore, both Add as Vox they would lose the only seat that everyone has.
With these results, the governing coalition of nationalists and socialists would strengthen the current majority in the Basque parliament, with a total of 41 seats out of the 75 that make up the Chamber, compared to the 39 they currently have.
By territoriesthe PNV would win seats in Bizkaia and connect Álava with EH Bildu, a coalition that would win in Gipuzkoa. Only in Álava are changes recorded regarding the current distribution of seats, with one more for both the PNV and the PSE-EE.
In this area, PNV and EH Bildu would each gain eight seats, although this second power would continue to lead in terms of vote estimates, almost three points more. In the June elections, the sovereigntist coalition won eight seats and the PNV seven.
The PSE-EE would get five seats, one more than in the April elections, and the PP would repeat the four parliamentarians. Vox and Sumar would lose their only Basque parliamentarians.
In percentages of voting estimate, EH Bildu would stay upstairs 29% (3 tenths more); the PNV below 27% (1 tenth more); the PSE-EE with 16.8% (6 tenths more); and the PP would reach four tenths more, to 16.4%.
In Bizkaia, the current distribution of seats would be maintained. The PNV would repeat the victory with eleven parliamentarians; EH Bildu would follow with 8; the PSE-EE with 4 and the PP with 2.
The PNV would improve in percentage terms, almost 7 tenths to 39.7%; EH Bildu would drop to 27.9% (3 tenths less); the PSE-EE would obtain 14.5%, compared to the 13.9% achieved in the elections; and the PP 8.7%, 3 tenths less.
In Gipuzkoa, where, as in Bizkaia, there would be no changes in the distribution of seats, EH Bildu would win the elections again with the same eleven seats as seven months ago; PNV would repeat the 9; the PSE-EE has four and the PP the only one it has.
In percentage terms, only the Socialists would see their results slightly changed, gaining almost four-tenths and reaching 13.9% of the valid votes.
EH Bildu would achieve 39.8%, compared to the 40% it achieved; the PNV 31.3% (31.4%) and the PP 6.3% (6.4%).
Source: EITB
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