Bendodo says the PP will focus its campaign on housing and attributes squatting to the government.

Representatives from the Partido Popular (PP) and the Partido Socialista Obrero Español (PSOE) have outlined their respective campaign strategies ahead of the upcoming general elections. PP officials, including Elías Bendodo and Ester Muñoz, have stated that their campaign will prioritize the issue of housing, with Bendodo specifically attributing the rise in illegal occupations to the current government's policies. Muñoz further characterized the PSOE's strategy as an attempt to generate fear regarding a potential right-wing government due to a lack of alternative policy proposals.

In response, Minister of Territorial Policy Ángel Víctor Torres has predicted that the PSOE will maintain its electoral standing from 2023. Torres argued that the government will secure a new mandate based on its progressive policy agenda, which he contrasted against what he described as the opposition's lack of substantive proposals.