The PNV would win again in Bizkaia with 1-2 more seats, but still needs support
EH Bildu would remain segundo and winning two seats could move from the current 15 seats 17 ; PSE-EE would remain the third force, with 7-8 juntero (now 8).
The PNV would again win the elections to the Bizkaia Council by winning one or two seats (24-25) in the General Meetings, according to the report on electoral trends requested by the Council and published this Friday.
EH Bilduwould remain in second place, and winning two seats would go from the current 15 seats to 17 ; the PSE-EEwould remain the third force, with 7-8 congressmen (now 8).
The PPwould take fourth place with 2-3 seats (it now has three) and Elkarrekin Podemos would be left out of the General Meetings, losing its two representatives today.
Ikerfel's work has been based on the telephone conversation of 3,002 18-year-olds living in Bizkaia between 3 and 18 December.
the PNV, which in 2023 obtained 39.2% of the votes and 23 assemblymen - the absolute majority is 26 - would remain the most voted party , with 41.6% of the votes and 24-25 seats.
EH Bildu would grow four points in voting intent, from 25.5% to 29.3%, giving it two more seats, to 17 seats.
The PSE-EE, now a partner in the Foral Government, would fall from 16.2% in 2023 to 14.3%; it could hold the eight congressmen it currently has, but it would also be possible to lose a seat.
The PP would also fall, and 8.4% of the votes obtained in 2023 would remain at 6.6; it would get 2-3 congressmen (currently 3).
Finally, Elkarrekin Podemos would fall significantly, from the current 7.4% to 2%, thereby losing the two current representatives.
Vox and Summer would still be unable to enter the General Meetings with 2.7% and 2.2% of the votes, respectively.
Abstention would be 39.5%, compared to 39.9% in the previous election.
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