Poll chart illustration showing PSC losing seats and Aliança Catalana rising to third in Catalonia
Poll chart illustration showing PSC losing seats and Aliança Catalana rising to third in Catalonia
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CEO poll places Aliança Catalana as third force and risks PSC majority

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A Centre for Opinion Studies poll published today shows the PSC would lose seats and might not renew its majority with ERC and Comuns.

The CEO barometer, released on July 9 2026, gives the PSC between 36 and 38 seats, down from 42. ERC would obtain 24-26 deputies and Aliança Catalana, led by Sílvia Orriols, would rise to 23-25 seats.

Junts per Catalunya would fall to 16-18 seats. PP and Vox would tie with 12-13 deputies each, while Comuns and CUP would remain at 4-5.

The sum of PSC, ERC and Comuns would range between 64 and 69 seats, so at the lower end it would not reach the absolute majority of 68. Support for independence rises to 45 %.

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Initial reactions on X highlight Aliança Catalana surging to third place in the CEO poll, surpassing Junts while PSC loses ground and risks majority; users express excitement over the rise, criticism of media analysis, skepticism on governance alliances, and neutral reporting of seat projections.

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Illustration of Pedro Sánchez at his lowest poll rating with PSOE at 26.1% and right-wing majority
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Latest poll places Sánchez at his lowest point

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The Sigma Dos poll for El Mundo gives the PSOE 26.1% of the vote if elections were held today. The right exceeds 50% and would secure an absolute majority with between 196 and 204 seats.

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

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The Center for Sociological Research published a post-election survey on Wednesday from the May 17 Andalusian vote that includes a projection for the 2027 general election.

Spain's Congress rejected the government's proposed budget stability path on Tuesday with 178 votes against and five abstentions. PP, Vox, Junts and UPN voted against, while Podemos abstained. The executive plans to resubmit the same proposal next week.

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The Ripoll town hall budgets were definitively approved in Wednesday's plenary session thanks to the abstention of Junts councilors.

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