Andalusia is holding a crucial election day this Sunday, with over 6.8 million citizens called to vote. The campaign has been dominated by debates on public service management, particularly healthcare, and institutional stability.

The contenders for leadership of the Junta de Andalucía are exercising their right to vote in different towns. The acting president, Juanma Moreno (PP), is voting at the Sagrado Corazón de Jesús school in Málaga. His objective is to reaffirm his leadership and expand his support, basing his discourse on stability and the continuity of his economic model.

Meanwhile, socialist candidate María Jesús Montero, former Vice President of the Government, aims to regain power by voting at the Colegio de Escuelas Profesionales Sagrada Familia Nuestra Señora de los Reyes in Seville. Her campaign has focused on defending the public health system.

The spokesperson for Vox in Andalusia, Manuel Gavira, seeks to be a decisive factor in governance and is casting his vote at the San Vicente de Paúl school in Cádiz. His message centers on security and reducing public spending.

Antonio Maíllo, a key figure for Por Andalucía, is voting at the Colegio Salesiano Santísima Trinidad in Seville, advocating for progressive unity and the defense of public services.

Lastly, José Ignacio García of Adelante Andalucía is voting at Sala Paúl in Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz), focusing on housing and labor precarity.

With the candidates having cast their votes, the election day remains filled with anticipation regarding whether the current governing bloc will remain in power or if new alliances will emerge at the Palacio de San Telmo.