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In Spain, the Congress of Representatives rejected the approval of two housing decrees on Friday, October 2. This situation mobilized the political agenda and the possibility of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez calling early elections came to the fore.
According to the news from the Spanish press El Pais, the political agenda has become active in Madrid. After the Congress of Representatives rejected the approval of two housing decrees on Friday, October 2, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez dissolved the parliament today and announced the decision for an early general election, following his evaluations over the weekend.
EYES ON NOVEMBER 29
Spaniards are expected to go to the polls on Sunday, November 29, 2026. However, for the election calendar to officially start running, the election decision must be published in the Official Gazette of Spain (BOE).
Election processes in Spain are carried out according to the legal calendar determined under the Law on the General Electoral Regime (LOREG). Article 42 of the law stipulates that the elections will be held 54 days after the call decision comes into force.
THE CALENDAR WILL START PROCESSING
Therefore, if the general elections are planned to be held on November 29, the election call must be published in the BOE on October 6. Once the decision comes into force on the day it is published, the 54-day election calendar will officially begin to run.
Whether Sanchez will dissolve the parliament and announce early elections today is on Spain's agenda. If the decision is made, the country will enter a new general election process in a short time.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Pedro Sanchez will dissolve the parliament today and announce his decision for early general elections.
Likely · Within hours
The election call will be published in the Official Gazette of Spain (BOE) on October 6, 2026.
Likely · Within days

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