The flash of the CIS prior to 19J extends the PP's advantage over the PSOE to almost 12 points without assigning seats

SEVILLA, 13 Jun. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The PP-A would win the next elections to the Parliament of Andalusia on June 19 with a percentage of the vote that would range between a range of 35.2% and 38.4%, figures that would mean a difference of between 11.4 and 11 .8 points over its immediate rival, which would be the PSOE-A.

The Andalusian Socialists would be the second force in the Andalusians, who would achieve between 23.8% and 26.6% of the votes, according to the flash survey published on Monday by the Center for Sociological Research (CIS).

On this occasion, unlike the pre-election poll published on June 2, the CIS has not published an allocation of seats for each political party.

In this second electoral work, the CIS ratifies the condition of the PP-A as the winner of the Andalusians, as well as its status as a party on the rise.

In the pre-election poll of June 2, hours before the start of the official campaign for the regional elections, he pointed to the popular as winners with 35.6% of the votes, a figure that meant an advantage of 10.4 points over the PSOE-A, so in this case the difference in favor of the PP grows.

The PSOE, in the comparison between the flash poll and the pre-election poll, remains in a stable situation or one of slight growth, since now its range is 23.8% and 26.6% and on June 2 the CIS attributed 25.2% to him.

Vox would rank, according to the CIS electoral survey, as the third party in the Andalusian Parliament, garnering support that would range between 13.6% and 15.8%, a party that would move in relatively similar figures between one job and the other. CIS.

For Andalusia it would be placed as the fourth force with a percentage of support that ranges between 9.4 and 11.4%, figures that double the percentages that the formation of Teresa Rodríguez, Adelante Andalucía, would achieve, which would range between 4, 5 and 5.9%.

Ciudadanos (Cs) would be placed as the sixth party in voting intention of the Andalusians. It would be between 3.3 and 4.5% support, numbers that are close to the 4.1% that the CIS assigned to him on June 2, when with that percentage he was assigned between one and three deputies.

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