PSOE leads the PP by nine points in the September CIS barometer
If there were a general election in Spain today, the socialists would get almost 33% of the vote, while the people would get almost 24%.
According to the latest CIS poll of voting intention, if the general election in Spain were held today, the PSOE would remain the first force with 9 points of advantage over the People's Party. The voting estimate is 32.7% for the socialists and 23.7% for the popular.
The CIS has carried out its latest research work on the basis of 4,122 interviews conducted from 1 to 6 September, according to which the extreme right, VOX, despite its most significant decline in recent months, remains strong, according to the poll, ever closer to the People's Party, with more than 17% voting intention.
In any case, and although the difference between the PSOE and the PP is still considerable, the Socialists have not recovered the points they lost when the Cerdán case broke out: the June barometer gave them 34.3%, and the following month they fell to 27.0%.
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