The Partido Popular (PP) has confirmed it is actively negotiating with Vox to secure a right-wing majority in the Spanish Senate ahead of the upcoming general elections scheduled for November 29. These ongoing talks between the two parties are designed to prevent a division of the conservative vote, acting as a direct response to a recently finalized electoral pact between the PSOE and several leftist and regional political forces, including Frente Amplio, Compromís, Chunta Aragonesista, and Batzarre.
Public opinion polls leading up to the November 29 vote have consistently pointed in a single direction over recent weeks. According to the majority of private polling institutes, the PP is currently positioned to win the general elections, with projections indicating a potential governing majority when combining its seat count with other right-of-centre factions.
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