PSC would retain Barcelona mayoralty in new poll

A municipal poll released on Friday places the PSC in first place in voting intention for Barcelona City Council, followed closely by ERC.

According to the poll, the PSC grows one point compared to the 2023 elections and would retain the mayoralty. ERC rises 3.3 points since the last barometer and consolidates in second place.

Junts falls below Aliança Catalana, Vox and PP, ending up as the penultimate force only ahead of the CUP. The survey measures direct voting intention and not a corrected estimate.

Housing remains the main concern for 31% of respondents, ahead of insecurity. Nearly 80% support banning tourist flats and regulating the price of commercial premises.

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