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The drawing, which can be after the regional elections in andalusia on the 2nd of December marks an option of the PSOE Government with support Ahead of Andalusia (formed by Can and the United Left) or with Citizens. There is another possibility that fits the political reality of Andalusia. The vote and its translation into seats in the PP, with Citizens and even with Vox do not reach the majority that is required to support the formation of a Government. The three together are three seats out of the 55 that make the absolute majority, though it take the best result of the fork that the study offers for three.
MORE INFORMATION Teresa Rodriguez, Ahead of Andalusia, the candidate is more valued by The PSOE will win in Andalusia, but will need agreements to govern Query all the data of the surveyThe preferences of the respondents on pacts move very chords to the existence of four parties, divided into two blocks. As desired is a pact between the PP and Citizens as one of the PSOE with the Forth Andalusia. The first is the main option with 23.7% support, while the option on the left is bookended by 20.5%. The difference between these two percentages is not statistically significant, so that one can speak of a technical draw between those who prefer a government of centre-right and those who argue for a covenant of the left.
The fragmentation of interests occurs especially among the voters of the PSOE which show the greatest diversity of opinions. A 39% opts for an alliance with the Forth Andalusia, while 17.2% would like to repeat the experience of governing with the support of Citizens. A negligible total of 19.1% do not know which option to take.
there is No doubt in the voters of the PP. A 76.9% of the respondents replied that their choice is a covenant with Citizens. The more force to the left of the political spectrum, Ahead of Klasbahis Andalusia, which was formed by the United Left, and we Can—, also has its orientation quite clear: a 75.1 percent responding in favor of an alliance with the PSOE.
So it shows that it has not made much dent in the electorate Ahead of Andalusia to see for three and a half years the political relations between this left and the PSOE has been of enormous hostility, and permanent criticism. That has been the attitude of the representative of We, Teresa Rodríguez, against the president of the regional government of Andalusia, Susana Diaz. But their voters would want to now an alliance between the two.
Not appreciated that there may be another option —if you are maintaining the remoteness of a majority of PP and Citizens— as would the voters of the PP. A 76.9% of conservative voters would form a majority government with Citizens. This is the option that has opted the leaders of the PP prior to and during the election campaign. Even though the microphones are closed on the 1st of December, the day of reflection, on the eve of the elections, the popular candidate, Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla, will not cease to repeat that Citizens has been the support essential to keep the andalusian Government and its president, Susana Díaz.
when you click on the picture presacompanion dog to dog. This is the expression that yesterday I used the popular candidate to refer to Citizens and their change of attitude in just a few days compared to the PSOE. But if the numbers come out and the PP could govern with Citizens, the past would be forgotten.
in Addition, would be reciprocated. 50.4% of voters of Citizens prefer a pact with the PP to any other option. Only 19.1% opt for return to repeat the experience of agreeing with the PSOE. If your address is authorized, the numbers would come, but, in principle, Albert Rivera, in line with the majority of their voters, refuses to return to facilitate a Government of Susana Díaz.
