POLLING FROM ACROSS EUROPE. UPDATED DAILY.
Spain — 2026 general election
Spain goes to the polls for a snap election on November 29.
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People's PartyPartido PopularEP affiliation: EPP -
Spanish Socialist Workers' PartyPartido Socialista Obrero EspañolEP affiliation: S&D -
VoxVoxEP affiliation: PfE -
Broad FrontFrente AmplioEP affiliation: New unaffiliated -
Republican Left of CataloniaEsquerra Republicana de CatalunyaEP affiliation: Greens/EFA -
The Party is OverSe Acabó La FiestaEP affiliation: NI -
We CanPodemosEP affiliation: Left – GUE/NGL -
Basque Country UniteEuskal Herria BilduEP affiliation: Left – GUE/NGL -
Together for CataloniaJunts per CatalunyaEP affiliation: NI -
Galician Nationalist BlocBloque Nacionalista GalegoEP affiliation: Greens/EFA -
Basque Nationalist PartyEuzko Alderdi JeltzaleaEP affiliation: RE -
Canarian CoalitionCoalición CanariaEP affiliation: RE
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France — 2027 presidential election, first round
France goes to the polls to elect a new president in April, 2027. Former prime ministers Gabriel Attal and Édouard Philippe are centrist contenders to succeed Emmanuel Macron, but they're unlikely to both remain in the race. Here’s what the polls show in scenarios where each is the sole centrist candidate.
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Poll of Polls aggregates voting intention data from external polling firms, but may exclude polls that don’t meet criteria on sample size, methodology, and/or transparency on funding and commissions. These criteria are regularly reviewed. Polls are added as they become available, but displayed by fieldwork date. This means that the projections can change as more polls are added.
