The PSOE drops two points due to the Ceuta crisis in the CIS poll by Tezanos, which keeps it at 5.5 points ahead of the PP.

The latest barometer from the Center for Sociological Investigations (CIS) indicates a two-point decline in electoral support for the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE). This shift follows the recent migration crisis in Ceuta. Despite the drop, the party maintains a 5.5-point lead over the People's Party (PP), with current polling placing the PSOE at 31% compared to 25.5% for the PP.

The findings suggest that while the political climate surrounding the events in Ceuta has impacted public sentiment toward the governing party, the PSOE retains a lead in hypothetical election scenarios. The data reflects the ongoing influence of current events on voter intention as measured by the state-run research institution.