Andalusia Regional Election 2026 Polls: Can PP Reach an Absolute Majority Under Juanma Moreno?

Latest Andalusia regional election 2026 polls suggest PP could reach an absolute majority under Juanma Moreno.
Juanma Moreno Bonilla with Andalusia flag Juanma Moreno Bonilla with Andalusia flag

The latest Andalusia regional election 2026 polls suggest the Popular Party (PP) could be within reach of an absolute majority, with incumbent president Juanma Moreno emerging as the clear frontrunner ahead of the May 17 vote.

According to the latest pre-election survey, the most likely outcome places the PP at the critical threshold needed to govern alone, although the final result remains uncertain and highly sensitive to small shifts in voter turnout.

Andalusia Regional Election 2026 Polls: PP Seat Projection

The latest polling data indicates a strong position for the PP, with projections pointing to a possible absolute majority in the Andalusian parliament.

📊 Seat forecast (latest poll)

Metric

PP Projection

Vote share

43.6%

Seats (range)

51–59

Most likely result

55 seats

Absolute majority threshold

55 seats

👉 Key insight: The PP is not just leading — it is right on the edge of an absolute majority, making this one of the most competitive scenarios in recent Andalusian elections.

How Many Seats Are Needed for an Absolute Majority in Andalusia?

To secure full control of the regional government, a party must reach:

👉 55 seats out of 109

This threshold is crucial because:

  • ✔️ Allows single-party government
  • ✔️ Avoids coalition negotiations
  • ✔️ Ensures legislative stability

Any result below 55 seats would likely force the PP to rely on external support, most likely from Vox.

Headquarters of the People's Party, Partido Popular, Madrid, Spain

Is PP Likely to Reach 55 Seats?

The current data suggests that an absolute majority is within reach, but not guaranteed.

  • Most likely estimate: 55 seats
  • Lower bound: 51 seats
  • Upper bound: 59 seats

👉 Key risk:
A swing of just 2–3 seats could determine whether the PP governs alone or needs support.

This makes turnout, late campaign dynamics, and undecided voters particularly important in the final days before the election.

Juanma Moreno: Leadership and Poll Ratings Ahead of the Election

Juanma Moreno, leader of the PP and incumbent president, is not only leading in voting intention but also dominates personal approval metrics:

  • ✔️ 43.8% prefer him as regional president
  • ✔️ 5.78 average rating, the highest among all candidates
  • ✔️ Only candidate with a passing score

👉 Why it matters:
Moreno’s personal popularity is a key factor behind the PP’s strong performance in the polls.

His campaign strategy focuses on:

  • political stability
  • economic management
  • avoiding coalition dependence
The Guadalquivir embankment in Seville. Paseo Alcalde Marques del Contadero

PSOE and Other Parties: Seat Distribution Outlook

While the PP leads comfortably, the broader electoral landscape remains fragmented.

📊 Projected seats (most likely scenario)

Party

Seats

Range

PP

55

(51–59)

PSOE

31

(27–34)

Vox

13

(8–17)

Adelante Andalucía

6

(5–7)

Por Andalucía

4

(4–5)

What Happens If PP Falls Short of an Absolute Majority?

If the PP fails to reach 55 seats:

👉 Vox could become decisive

Possible scenarios:

  • PP governs with external support from Vox
  • Formal coalition agreement
  • Minority government with parliamentary backing

However, Juanma Moreno has consistently signaled a preference for governing alone, distancing himself from coalition models seen in other regions.

Key Issues Driving the Andalusia Election

The election is heavily influenced by regional concerns rather than national politics.

🧠 Top voter concerns

  • Healthcare → main issue for 42.2% of voters
  • Housing → 12%
  • Unemployment → 10.4%

👉 67.1% of voters say improving public healthcare is their main motivation to vote.

Voter Perception and Political Climate

Public opinion remains relatively positive:

  • ✔️ 53.3% say the situation in Andalusia is “good or very good”
  • ✔️ 61.4% are following the election with strong interest
  • ✔️ 70.4% prioritize regional issues over national politics

👉 This environment tends to favor the incumbent government.

Methodology of the Latest Poll

  • 📍 Sample: 8,017 respondents
  • 📍 Method: telephone interviews
  • 📍 Margin of error: ±1.1%
  • 📍 Fieldwork: April 10–18, 2026

👉 The poll provides one of the most comprehensive snapshots of voter intention ahead of the election.

A Tight Race with an Absolute Majority Within Reach

The latest Andalusia regional election 2026 polls point to a clear conclusion:

👉 The PP is in a strong position — but the absolute majority is not guaranteed.

Juanma Moreno’s leadership, combined with favorable polling numbers, places the party at the threshold of governing alone. However:

  • the margin is extremely narrow
  • small shifts could change the outcome
  • Vox remains a potential kingmaker

👉 Final takeaway:
The May 17 election is likely to be decided by a handful of seats, making it one of the most closely watched regional votes in Spain.

Information Source:

https://www.cis.es/es/w/el-pp-ganar

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