EDATV The New Favor from CIS to PSOE That No One Believes
Vox remains the third political force, reaching 13.3% of the votes, according to the same survey.
The latest CIS barometer gives PSOE a 5.3-point lead over PP, with 33.4% compared to 28.1% in voting intention. This result has caused criticism due to suspicions about the impartiality of the CIS under the direction of José Félix Tezanos.
PP has expressed its distrust in CIS surveys, questioning their objectivity and pointing out possible biases in favor of PSOE. José Félix Tezanos, president of the CIS, has defended the accuracy of the surveys, calling the received criticisms "childish."
Despite the defenses, doubts persist about the impartiality of the CIS and the influence of the Government on its results. The controversy intensifies with each CIS publication, especially when the results favor the party in power.
Political analysts point out the need to ensure the independence of institutions like the CIS to maintain public trust. Transparency in methodology and data presentation are essential to ensure the credibility of the surveys.
Vox remains the third political force, reaching 13.3% of the votes, according to the same survey. Sumar, led by Yolanda Díaz, registers a 6.4% voting intention, while Podemos obtains 4.4%.
Pedro Sánchez is the highest-rated politician, with a score of 4.13 out of 10, followed by Yolanda Díaz with 3.96. Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of PP, obtains a rating of 3.61, according to the CIS barometer.
Regarding preference as Prime Minister, 43% of respondents lean toward Pedro Sánchez. Alberto Núñez Feijóo is preferred by 16.3% of respondents as Prime Minister.
Santiago Abascal, leader of Vox, has the support of 11.9% of respondents for the presidency. Isabel Díaz Ayuso is the choice of 10% of respondents to occupy the presidency of the Government.
Yolanda Díaz is preferred by 7.1% of respondents as Prime Minister. The barometer was conducted after the approval of the omnibus decree that includes the revaluation of pensions.
Vox shows an upward trend, consolidating itself as the third political force in Spain. Sumar and Podemos present modest results, with a combined voting intention of 10.8%.
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