The PP would win the regional elections in Cantabria on May 28 by obtaining 23.1 percent of the votes and between 12 and 13 deputies. It would be followed by the PSOE, which would surpass the PRC with 16.5 percent of the vote and eight or nine seats according to the macro-survey published this Thursday by the Center for Sociological Research (CIS)..

This study forecasts a drop in the regionalists headed by the current president, Miguel Ángel Revilla, to whom he attributes 13.2 percent of support, which would drop to six or seven parliamentarians compared to the 14 that this legislature has had , after being the most voted (with 37.8%) in the 2019 elections.

The CIS also predicts a promotion for Vox, which with the candidacy led by Leticia Díaz -replacing Cristóbal Palacio, who becomes number two- would rise from the current two to four or five deputies thanks to obtaining 9.9 percent. hundred of the votes.

Also, as a novelty, the coalition of Podemos and Izquierda Unida with Mónica Rodero at the helm would enter Parliament, thanks to receiving 5.8 percent of the votes and achieving another two or three seats.. On the contrary, Ciudadanos (Cs) would come out, since the formation headed by Félix Álvarez that in the 2019 elections obtained three deputies this time would not obtain any by collecting only 1.2 percent of support.

The rest of the parties that compete in these regional elections would also be left out, such as Pacma, to which the CIS attributes 0.6 percent of the vote; and the Communist Party of the Peoples of Spain (PCPE), OlaCantabria, Cantabristas, Cantabria Distinta and Verdes-Equo, which would add another 2 percent..

However, 20.2 percent of the population responded in the survey that they do not know who they will vote for on May 28, while 1.9 percent of abstentions, 1.7 blank votes and a 0.4 null vote.

These results come from 471 surveys carried out between April 10 and 16 among the Cantabrians, who mostly believe that the situation in the autonomous community is worse than four years ago (39.5% responded that it is worse and 12%, which is much worse), compared to 24.3% who believe it is better, 1.7% who see it much better and 20% the same.

In parallel, 30% have described Revilla's management during the last year as president as good and 3.3% as very good, while 32.5% consider that it has been bad and 27.7% very bad.. In addition, on a scale of 1 to 10 almost 24% of respondents have given the head of the Cantabrian Executive the worst mark, which is the most repeated, compared to 4.4% who have given him the maximum, or 14.2% who have given him a 5.

That yes, the regionalist is the best known regional leader among the population, since everyone knows who Revilla is while 12% have said they do not know the ‘popular’ candidate, 10% to the current vice president and socialist candidate, almost 17% to the candidate of Cs and up to 45% do not know those of Vox and Podemos-IU.