Electoral programmes
What each party proposes
Pick a topic and see each party's position, with its measures and the electoral programme page. Parties usually publish their programmes in the weeks before the vote (in 2023, 16 to 19 days before).
By topic
Start with what matters to you
Twenty topics. In each one, every party's position and a side-by-side comparison.
All topics
Economy and work
Welfare state
Society
Institutions and the State
World
Territory and future
By party
One programme, start to finish
Order: seats won in 2023, most first. Parties without seats, alphabetically.
PPAlberto Núñez Feijóo
Not yet publishedIn 2023 it was published 19 days before the vote
See the cardPhoto: European People's Party, CC BY 2.0
PSOEPedro Sánchez
Not yet publishedIn 2023 it was published 16 days before the vote
See the cardPhoto: Nebojša Tejić/STA, Vlada Republike Slovenije, Public domain
VoxSantiago Abascal
Not yet publishedIn 2023 programmes were published 16 to 19 days before the vote
See the cardPhoto: Vox España, CC0- Sumar
Frente Amplio
Candidate to be confirmed
Not yet publishedIn 2023 it was published 17 days before the vote
ERCGabriel Rufián
Not yet publishedIn 2023 programmes were published 16 to 19 days before the vote
See the cardPhoto: Marcpuigperez, CC BY-SA 4.0
JuntsMíriam Nogueras
Not yet publishedIn 2023 programmes were published 16 to 19 days before the vote
See the cardPhoto: Convergència Democràtica de Catalunya, CC BY 2.0
EH BilduMertxe Aizpurua
Not yet publishedIn 2023 programmes were published 16 to 19 days before the vote
See the cardPhoto: EH Bildu, CC BY-SA 3.0
PNVMaribel Vaquero
Not yet publishedIn 2023 programmes were published 16 to 19 days before the vote
See the cardPhoto: EAJ-PNV GIpuzkoa, CC BY-SA 2.0
BNGNéstor Rego
Not yet publishedIn 2023 programmes were published 16 to 19 days before the vote
See the cardPhoto: Elisardojm, derivative work by Impru20, CC BY-SA 4.0
CCCristina Valido
Not yet publishedIn 2023 programmes were published 16 to 19 days before the vote
See the cardPhoto: Canal 10 Televisión (YouTube), CC BY 3.0
PodemosIrene Montero
Not yet publishedIn 2023 it ran within Sumar.
See the cardPhoto: The Left in the European Parliament, CC0
SALFLuis “Alvise” Pérez
Not yet publishedIt did not run in 2023.
See the cardPhoto: HazteOir.org, CC BY-SA 2.0
How the summaries are made
AI-generated summaryIn our own words, with the page beside it
- 01Each summary is generated with artificial intelligence from the PDF the party itself publishes. We use no press releases or third-party coverage.
- 02The text is written in our own words. We do not reproduce the programme's text; at most, a very short quotation in quotation marks.
- 03Each measure carries the page number of the original PDF, so you can read it in the programme and check it.
- 04Each card links to the full electoral programme on the party's website. We never republish it.
- 05We describe what each party proposes, without judging whether it is good, feasible or true. There are no scores and no voting advice.
- 06An automatic summary can contain errors or omissions. If you spot one, write to us and we will review it.