The PSOE drops two points after the Ceuta crisis but maintains a 5.9-point lead over the PP, which stagnates.
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The September Barometer of Opinion from the Center for Sociological Investigations (CIS) indicates a two-point decline in the PSOE's estimated vote share following the migration crisis in Ceuta. Despite this drop, the party retains a lead over the Partido Popular (PP), which remains stagnant in the polls.
The data marks the first public opinion measurement since the events in Ceuta. While the PSOE's support has decreased, the party maintains a significant margin over the PP, with internal reports noting varying figures regarding the exact extent of that lead.
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