Ines Arrimadas (Cs) president has appealed to Seville this Friday to end the campaign for the elections in the Andalusian Parlament on June 19, to re-establish the coalition government with PP.
Arrimadas assured that the "foil of 50 plus 5 (50 Deputies of PP, 5 of Cs), that is sounding" would be realized at the polls. Juan Marin, the candidate for the Presidency, said that the only option is the alliance of PP/Cs. "Governments alone are not healthy and end up putting their hands in the pockets of someone else."
Cs's president, who described the formation of a "dream government" by PP, Cs and Cs in the XI Legislature, Andalusian Parlament, and asked for "vote the exact same" to avoid "the mess and the nightmare", has based her optimism on the argument that "tracking has been done, surveys have been completed, and your efforts have been worthwhile".
He concluded that electoral studies "give sum" in the intent to vote. For this reason, he has asked the electorate "express that majority of intention to vote, let’s do it by voting Sunday, we have, the important part is the sum."
Arrimadas appealed to 2018's "worst result in its history" by PP-A, to reduce the sum.
"I don’t care 26 21 (the sum PP and Cs this legislative), the formula 50 plus 5 which is sounding, it will materialize at the polls," declared the leader of Cs.
Ciudadanos closed the campaign in Seville on Friday night, in Bermejales, a neighborhood of the Bellavista-La Palmera. It was second in the region elections of December 2018, with 4,248 votes. The PP-A received 60 votes.