Vox rebels against the polls: "In 2018 not a single one predicted the entry with 12 deputies in Andalusia"

MADRID, 13 Jun. (EUROPA PRESS) -

Vox does not recognize the electoral results that the polls predict for the June 19 elections and predicts a success at the polls, recalling that no poll was able to predict its emergence with twelve seats in the Andalusian Parliament in 2018.

"On June 19 we will put an important stone on the road to change the course of Andalusia and Spain," warns the leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, in a comment posted on his personal Twitter account.

Vox launches this message in the last week of the campaign before the elections. This Monday, the barometer of the Center for Sociological Research (CIS) places Vox as the third party in the Andalusian Parliament, reaping support that would range between 13.6% and 15.8%.

"Now we know that they fail, that they are false and that Vox will go much further this June 19 and that we will soon be the first party in Spain," the formation has published after knowing these data from the body led by José Félix Tezanos.

In this sense, Abascal has criticized that the concern is focused on Vox "going to govern and being able to change everything." "We will do it, whatever the pundits say, whatever the powerful say, and whatever their subsidized polls say," he warned.