The event, which took place last Monday, gathered representatives from parliamentary parties in a 90-minute format. The broadcast was structured into three 25-minute thematic blocks, addressing key issues such as economy, social policies, regional funding, as well as pacts and political regeneration.
In Andalucía, the debate recorded a 12.1% audience share on La 1, with an average of 207,000 viewers. This figure slightly exceeded the usual data for that time slot. Nationally, the combined audience of La 1 and Canal 24 Horas reached a 15.2% share, with an average of 363,000 viewers and a total reach of 1.1 million unique viewers.
The broadcast was also followed via Radio 5 and the digital platforms RTVE.es and RTVE Play. In the digital sphere, the debate's hashtag trended throughout the night, and the live stream on Canal 24 Horas on the RTVE Noticias website accumulated 121,852 views. Additionally, TikTok registered 142,000 users, while Facebook and X (formerly Twitter) garnered 408,000 and 381,000 views, respectively.
Comparatively, the audience share for the debate in Andalucía was below the 18.1% recorded in the Aragón debate in January and the 17.7% from the Extremadura elections. However, it surpassed the 10.9% achieved in Castilla y León last March.
