According to the study, the PP would secure 41% of the votes, translating into a range of five to six parliamentarians. This figure represents a 10.8 percentage point lead over the PSOE, which would obtain 30.3% of the votes and between three and four seats in the Andalusian Parliament.

The survey, conducted between April 10 and 18 with a sample of 8,017 interviews across the eight Andalusian provinces, also indicates that Vox would consolidate its position as the third force in Huelva with 13.3% of the votes, potentially doubling its representation to between one and two seats. Meanwhile, Adelante Andalucía would reach 6.6% and could secure one representative.

The Por Andalucía coalition, which brings together various left-wing formations, would obtain 6.1% of the votes but would not gain parliamentary representation. Other parties would collectively account for 1.8%, while 0.9% would opt for the Se Acabó la Fiesta option. A significant 10.8% of respondents in the province remain undecided.

Compared to the 2022 results, the PP would see a 1.6% decrease in votes, though maintaining its dominant position. The PSOE, on the other hand, would experience a 3% increase, and Vox would grow by 0.6%. Adelante Andalucía would also see its support rise by 2.7%, while Por Andalucía would register a slight decrease.