The most recent demographic studies, released in recent weeks, paint an electoral picture in the province of Córdoba that clearly favors the Popular Party. Most polls agree on a stable range for the popular party, with few variations in the distribution of seats among other political formations.
The average of these surveys suggests a comfortable victory for the PP, which could obtain between six and seven seats, maintaining or even exceeding the seven achieved in previous elections. For its part, the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) would consolidate three representatives, while Vox would move in a range of one to two seats.
“"The consistency in the results of the main polls reinforces the idea that the provincial distribution is relatively stabilized in the final stretch before the elections."
Regarding left-wing formations, Por Andalucía would maintain one deputy, while Adelante Andalucía would be on the verge of representation, with remote chances of securing a seat. The key to election night in Córdoba will lie in whether the PP manages to secure the seventh seat and if Vox manages to retain a second deputy.
Surveys such as those by GAD3 and IMOP, published on May 11, and Sigma Dos, from May 10, present very similar scenarios. The Centra barometer, from May 5, is the one that grants a more favorable position to Vox, while the CIS, from April 24, shows a slightly more open scenario, although without altering the general trends of popular dominance.
