Genoa advances that Feijóo will run for the presidency of the Government despite not joining Vox. Election night has turned especially bitter for the PP, which saw itself exceeding the 150-seat border against a Sánchez who, far from falling, has turned the polls around and rises to 122 deputies. The leadership of the PP advances that Feijóo “will claim his right to form a government and will ask the rest of the parties to allow the investiture of the candidate who has won the elections, as is usual in a democracy.”.

In the PP they insist that Feijóo has been the candidate that has grown the most this 23-J, adding 47 more deputies than in 2019. The government coalition, they influence, falls back five points. However, at this moment the PSOE is in a position to add enough votes to carry out an investiture, but it would need the support of Carles Puigdemont's party, which was already advancing that the cost would be a self-determination referendum.

“There is no model that does not pass either through Feijóo or through the express yes of Bildu. We claim for Feijóo the same commitment that Feijóo had, for example, in Vitoria. And they add: “We would not understand a decision that did not go in that direction, and we remember that this country never made a president who had lost the elections”. The party began the campaign of the generals mounted on the crest of the 'blue tsunami' that had devastated the left in the regional and municipal elections of 28-M. He will end the night with a victory, but a bitter one. And much tighter than the one that the PP registered only two months ago. The PP wins the elections with 136 seats. But Sánchez resists and turns around all the polls: 122 deputies, above the result of the last general elections.

Spain has faced the most even elections in history. The first minutes of the scrutiny already forced contention in Genoa. Sánchez was in the lead. In the PP they called for calm. There was still a lot of game left. But as the night progressed, the atmosphere turned mournful. Nothing to do with the situation that took place on the night of 28-M, when the euphoria overflowed the walls of the PP headquarters after devastating the PSOE in practically all its fiefdoms. As the count progressed, the PP insisted that there would be a sum to the right.

Genoa had prepared a real party at its headquarters, with the animation of DJ Pulpo to celebrate a victory, at least, “resounding”. It is important to remember that Feijóo expected to end the night with a minimum of 150 seats, in addition to adding more than the left. It was the trick to which he trusted to try a government alone, thanks to the abstention of the PSOE or various minority groups. But the popular leader has collided squarely with his own expectations.