The People's Party (PP) is projected to be the clear winner in the province of Cordoba, according to a survey conducted by Sigma Dos for Canal Sur and disseminated by RTVA. The poll predicts the PP will secure between six and seven parliament members, capturing 46.2% of the vote. The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) would rank second, obtaining between two and three seats with 20.4% of the ballots.
The projection also anticipates that Vox will retain its current single seat, with 11% of the votes. Por Andalucía is also expected to repeat its parliamentary representation, reaching 9.3% of the votes. Adelante Andalucía, meanwhile, would secure one parliament member in Cordoba with 7.2% of the votes.
At the Andalusian level, the Sigma Dos survey for Canal Sur, published at the close of polls, forecasts that the PP led by Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla could regain its absolute majority. It assigns them a range of 56 to 59 seats, surpassing the necessary 55-seat majority in the Andalusian Parliament. The Socialists, with María Jesús Montero as candidate, would experience a decline, falling between 26 and 29 seats, compared to the current 30. Vox would achieve a similar result, between 13 and 15 seats (currently 14).
Por Andalucía, which currently holds five seats, would obtain between five and six. Adelante Andalucía would increase from two to between four and five seats.
The Sociométrica poll for 'El Español' leaves the PP-A's absolute majority in doubt, assigning it between 54 and 56 seats.
Another survey, conducted by Sociométrica for 'El Español', presents a slightly different perspective, leaving the PP-A's absolute majority in doubt by assigning it between 54 and 56 seats. In this scenario, the PSOE would see a significant decline, falling from its current 30 parliament members to between 23 and 25, which would represent its worst historical result in regional elections with María Jesús Montero as candidate. Vox could repeat its current 14 deputies or even reach 17. Adelante Andalucía could become the fourth force with seven to nine seats (currently two), surpassing Por Andalucía, which under Antonio Maíllo would obtain between six and eight (currently five).
Regarding the province of Cordoba, this second Sociométrica survey gives the PP between six and seven parliament members and the PSOE between two and three. Vox would fluctuate between one and two seats, while Por Andalucía and Adelante Andalucía would each obtain one seat.




