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Until the polls open

Sunday 29 November 2026. Polling stations open at 9:00 and close at 20:00. The Canary Islands close at 21:00 mainland time.

Projection2026 projection, poll average

Projection: poll average, not a resultHow it is calculated

Congress of Deputies

Poll average

The polls put PP first

No party reaches 176 in the central scenario. Poll average, not a result.

Congress hemicycle, 350 seats350 of 350 seats assigned. Absolute majority at 176. Podemos 2, Sumar 7, EH Bildu 7, ERC 8, BNG 2, PSOE 106, PNV 5, Junts 5, CC 1, UPN 1, PP 137, Vox 66176
350 of 350 seats assigned. Absolute majority at 176. Podemos 2, Sumar 7, EH Bildu 7, ERC 8, BNG 2, PSOE 106, PNV 5, Junts 5, CC 1, UPN 1, PP 137, Vox 66

176 / 350

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  • PartySeatsChangeVotes
  • PP137121-151032.2 %
  • PSOE10691-120−1526.0 %
  • Vox6654-79+3318.6 %
  • ERC83-13+12.1 %
  • Sumar74-13−246.0 %
  • EH Bildu72-10+11.4 %
  • Junts51-8−21.3 %
  • PNV51-801.0 %
  • Aliança.cat30-7+31.1 %
  • Podemos20-5+23.4 %
  • BNG20-6+10.9 %
  • CC10-300.4 %
66.6 %
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1.1 %

Our projection from the poll average: central scenario by province and, in small type, the 90 % range of the simulations. Method.

Final seat distribution

350 of 350 seats

176

Projected winner by province. There is no municipal projection.

Leading party in each province

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PSOE
Vox
Sumar
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margin up to 10 · 25 · 45 · more points

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Autonomous communities

  • AndalucíaPP 34.0 %−2.4 pts
  • AragónPP 35.7 %−0.6 pts
  • Principado de AsturiasPP 35.8 %+0.1 pts
  • Illes BalearsPP 35.2 %−0.4 pts
  • CanariasPP 32.1 %+1.7 pts
  • CantabriaPP 41.3 %−0.8 pts
  • Castilla y LeónPP 40.6 %−0.9 pts
  • Castilla-La ManchaPP 37.4 %−1.5 pts
  • CataluñaPSOE 27.6 %−6.9 pts
  • Comunitat ValencianaPP 34.3 %−0.5 pts
  • ExtremaduraPP 37.5 %−0.4 pts
  • GaliciaPP 42.7 %−0.9 pts
  • Comunidad de MadridPP 40.0 %−0.5 pts
  • Región de MurciaPP 38.4 %−2.8 pts
  • Comunidad Foral de NavarraPSOE 24.4 %−3.0 pts
  • País VascoEH Bildu 24.3 %+0.4 pts
  • La RiojaPP 45.8 %+0.2 pts
  • CeutaPP 35.7 %−3.1 pts
  • MelillaPP 46.4 %−2.8 pts

Leading party and share per region, with the change in points against 2023.

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Spain's 2026 general election, in a few lines

Spain elects the 350 members of Congress (absolute majority: 176) and 208 senators on Sunday 29 November 2026. In the election of 23 July 2023 the result was PP 137 seats (33.1 %), PSOE 121 seats (31.7 %), Vox 33 seats (12.4 %), Sumar 31 seats (12.3 %), with a turnout of 66.6 % of 37,469,458 registered voters. The poll average as of October 7, 2026 (27 polls) puts PP 32.6 %, PSOE 26.3 %, Vox 18.8 %. On election night this page shows the Ministerio del Interior's provisional count, updated every few seconds, by municipality and province.

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