CIS has again declared the PSOE a winner, outperforming the PP by nine points
Housing is the main concern of the population, followed by the economic crisis and political problems. The socialist leader, Pedro Sánchez, is the favorite as president, although no leader overcomes him.
According to the latest A0barometer by the Center for Sociological Research (CIS), the PSOEwould win the general election in Spain with a nine-point advantage over the PP.
After putting former Minister José Luis Ábalos in prison , with 4,017 interviews between 1 and 5 December , the Socialists would get 31.4% of the vote, losing 1.2 points from the November barometer, while the PP would have 22.4% support in the general election.
The Vox Party\u00A0would be third, with 17.6% support, and the SumarR would receive 7.8% of the votes. Podemoswould receive 4.1%.
ERCwould get 2.1% support, EH Bildu1.5%, PNV0.9% and BNG0.8%. Juntswould also get 0.8% of the vote, losing three tenths in amonth; Aliança Catalana ultraright 0.5%; Coalición Canaria0.2%; and UPN0.1%.
Housing is the main concern of the population (39.9 per cent), followed by the economic crisis (21.8 per cent) and political problems (19.1 per cent). Fourth isimmigration (16.3 per cent), followed closely by "corruption and fraud"(16.2 per cent) and the quality of employment (14.5 per cent).
According to the barometer, thesocialist leader Pedro Sánchez is the preferred candidate for the presidency of the Spanish Government, as indicated by 23.4%, followed by 0Alberto Núñez Feijóo (10.6%) and Santiago Abascal (9.6%), respectively.
However, the leader no does not exceed it, as usual in the CIS barometers. Sánchez has obtained the best rating with a note of 4.08 and is closely followed by the second vice-president, Yolanda Díaz (4.01) . Third is Feijóo (3.39) and last is Abascal (2.9).
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