Recent polling ahead of Spain’s snap general election on November 29 shows the Partido Popular (PP) maintaining a clear lead over the PSOE, with projections indicating PP plus Vox would secure a parliamentary majority. The early vote was triggered after parliament rejected the Sánchez government’s housing decrees on rent controls and evictions, prompting the prime minister to seek a fresh mandate amid voter concerns over affordability. Ongoing investigations into alleged PSOE financing irregularities and internal party tensions have further pressured the incumbents, while PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo has signaled openness to post-election alliances. These factors underpin trader consensus reflected in current market prices, though coalition negotiations and turnout among smaller regional parties could still influence the final seat distribution.