Pesquisa do CIS aponta vitória do PP nas eleições da Andaluzia

Uma pesquisa pré-eleitoral do Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas (CIS) coloca o Partido Popular (PP) com 43,6% das intenções de voto para as eleições regionais da Andaluzia em 17 de maio, 17,8 pontos à frente do PSOE. O PP pode garantir de 51 a 59 assentos, aproximando-se da maioria absoluta de 55. O Vox permanece em terceiro com 10,3%.

O CIS, com base em 8.017 entrevistas realizadas de 10 a 18 de abril, estima que o PP, liderado por Juanma Moreno, conquistaria de 51 a 59 assentos no Parlamento da Andaluzia, sendo 55 o número mais provável. O PSOE de María Jesús Montero obteria de 27 a 34 assentos, o Vox de 8 a 17, e o Adelante Andalucía de 5 a 7. O Por Andalucía, uma coalizão de IU, Podemos e Sumar, ficaria em torno de 4 a 5 assentos.

Comparado às eleições de 2022, o PP passaria de 58 assentos para 51-59; o PSOE de 30 para 27-34; o Vox de 14 para 8-17. O Adelante Andalucía cresceria de 2 para 5-7 assentos, enquanto o Por Andalucía mantém números similares. O presidente em exercício Juanma Moreno rejeita pactos com o Vox, conforme reportado.

Moreno lidera como o presidente preferido com 43,8% de apoio e uma nota de 5,78 de 10. Montero tem 20,7% e 3,84; José Ignacio García, 6,9%. A saúde é a principal preocupação para 42,2% dos entrevistados, seguida por habitação (12%) e desemprego (10,4%). 41,9% aprovam a gestão do PP.

70,4% dos andaluzes priorizam questões regionais como saúde ou habitação na hora de votar, em detrimento de temas nacionais.

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