
The barometer places the PSOE with 34.5% of the votes compared to 25.5% for the PP
The CIS barometer would give the PSOE an advantage of 5.3 points over the PP, reaching 34.5% of the votes compared to 25.5% of the popular votes, according to the first study after the eviction of Maricarmen and the electoral advance.
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The barometer is the first carried out after Maricarmen's eviction and the subsequent electoral advance announced by Pedro Sánchez.
The CIS of Tezanos maintains an advantage for the PSOE over the PP of 5.3 points, just two tenths less than the one it gave to the socialists in September.
The PSOE would obtain 34.5% of the votes, 3.5 points more than a month ago, while the PP with 25.5% would gain 3.7 points.
This barometer is the first to be carried out after the eviction of Maricarmen, on September 23 - the old woman died two weeks later in the hospital where she remained admitted -, also after the rejection by Congress of the two housing decrees approved by the Government on the 29th, and after the electoral advance announced by Pedro Sánchez on Monday, October 5 and published in the BOE a day later.
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