Sémper says that regarding postal voting, "there are factors" that "make the PP uneasy" and that make people "afraid."

Borja Sémper, the national spokesperson and deputy secretary of Culture and Sports for the Partido Popular (PP), has publicly expressed concerns regarding the postal voting process for the upcoming general elections on November 29. Sémper stated that specific factors surrounding the mail-in ballot system are currently causing unease within his party.

In his remarks, Sémper indicated that these procedural concerns have contributed to a sense of fear or apprehension among the public. The comments highlight the party's focus on the integrity and administration of the postal voting mechanism as the election date approaches.