Álava would repeat the 2023 photo with the PSE-EE as the first force and EH Bildu as the second
According to the new section of EiTB Focus, things wouldn't change much in Álava if there were a general election, so the PSE-EE would remain the first party with one seat and EH Bildu and PNV would improve their voting percentage.
Accordingto EITB Focus, Álava is the territory of the Basque Autonomous Community thatwould be least altered if the general elections were held today .
In this way, the PSE-EE would become the first force in Álava with one seat, but with a slight decrease in the voting percentage, from 27.8% of the votes obtained in 2023 to 26.2%.
Secondly, EH Bildu would improve the result by one point (from 19% to 20.1%) and maintain the Alavesa delegation, which is a seat.
The PNV would be the third largest force in Álava and would increase its voting intention by one point (from 16.7% to 17.7%).
the PP would continue as it did two years ago (17.4% of thevotes) and retain its seat in Álava.
In Álava , Sinti would have the worst development since it would lose four and a half points (from 12.8% to 8.3%) and would still be without representation in that territory.
Finally, Vox would not get seats in Álava, but in that Territorythe voting percentage would increase significantly from 3.9% to 7.2%.
Data sheet
1,600 residents of the ACV and Navarre (400 in each of the ACV's historical territories and 400 in Navarre) have been interviewed for the EITB Focus survey.
Gizaker's research for EITB was conducted from 15 to 23 September 2025 through telephone interviews.
All data, microdata and other statistical aspects will be consulted intheEITB Group Transparency Portal Open Data
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