Pedro Sánchez is pressuring the Supreme Court to "stop the attempted overreach" by Feijóo and Abascal and allow those naturalized under the 'grandchildren law' to vote.

On a Sunday, Spanish Prime Minister and socialist candidate Pedro Sánchez publicly urged the Supreme Court to halt what he described as an "attempted outrage" by PP leaders Feijóo and Vox leader Abascal. Specifically, Sánchez called on the high court to lift the precautionary suspension affecting the vote of approximately 400,000 descendants of Spanish exiles who obtained citizenship under the "law of grandchildren" (ley de nietos).

Sánchez accused the political right of trying to prevent these newly naturalized citizens from participating in the upcoming November 29 elections. The Prime Minister's appeal to the Supreme Court centers on protecting the voting rights of these specific groups, framing the judicial intervention as necessary to uphold democratic principles against the actions of opposition parties.