The next few days will be decisive and they trust of all parties to achieve more robust and precise results. These last six days are key to building trust in the citizenry and mobilizing the electorate both on one side and the other. In the case of left, it’s to create a new Botànic, and in the case of PP, get that extra to finish spinning the board.
They are waiting at PSPV “Valencisization of the Votes”, to gain a certain advantage, which, as PSPV chairman and candidate Ximo Puig said yesterday, gives them guarantees to renew the Botànic deal. For the Consell president, they did their homework in this second legislature, indicated by “economic and social indicators.” Therefore, he is sure that there is more than enough reason. If voters are mobilized, believing the majority of progress is key to getting back into government.
For this, the Invest Group survey for the Iberian press media in the Community of Valencia makes it clear that the power of Compromise will be needed again. They also believe that the increase in the intention to vote in the coalition will be greater during this week, Even more so with the leadership of Joan Baldoví. Co-spokesperson Águeda Micó evaluated the election results of the sampling yesterday and reminded that in the last elections Compromís exceeded estimates, something that “will happen again this year”.
For Héctor Illueca, candidate for Unides Podem and vice-president of Consell, the 6-7 seats the poll has secured for him reinforces the bullish trend of the EUPV and morlar coalition. For this, Illueca believes that efforts must be made in these last days to persuade the undecided, as suggested by Ciudadanos’ Generalitat candidate Mamen Peris.
According to the survey, oranges that did not exceed the 5% vote threshold set in the Valencian Community would be excluded from the Cortes. However, Peris believes that he cannot grasp the “reality of the street” that will be decisive for the government, and he remains so.or “helpful vote” to create a Consell.
According to Miguel Barrachina, there is “moderate satisfaction” in PP. Due to the results predicted by the survey and the hustle and bustle of the arena yesterday, after what they understood results may be “small”.
Puig: “We are confident that the decision to vote will be even more Valencian”
Ximo Puig is optimistic after the results of the Invest Group’s survey for Prensa Ibérica in the Community of Valencia: “We are confident that the decision-making process for the elections will become even more Valencia-friendly because we have complied and all the economic and social indicators say so.” “There are reasons for this,” he says, emphasizing that there are reasons for “insecurity” in the right. It’s going back to corruption, cuts, and unemployment.” It will be a clear victory for him. There’s no reason why it shouldn’t be.”
The PSPV candidate and head of the Generalitat assures that the guarantee of a new progressive government is that the Socialists get a majority or get as close as possible to the first position of power in the Valencian Community.
Barrachina: Results may remain small, change likely
PPCV is “moderately satisfied” with the results of the poll published yesterday by this newspaper, which predicts the popular (from 19 to 36) polls that will nearly double the number of seats in the Cortes. Valuing this, Carlos Mazón’s deputy and campaign manager, Miguel Barrachina, argues that the crowding of the arena could signal a decisive trend change for the 28M. “The results may remain small,” he predicts. The optimism rests on the three aspects the study identifies: PP wins in three states, gets better ratings from Mazón Ximo Puig, and Valencians see Health as one of their main concerns, one of the axes of the PP campaign. The survey shows that greater mobilization would benefit the left, but Barrachina assures there is no fear. “On the contrary, he adds, it’s Puig who wants a low profile,” he concludes.
Micó: “We exceeded expectations in 2019 and we will do the same this year”
Águeda Micó, Compromís co-spokesperson and the coalition’s election campaign manager, gave her own assessment yesterday of the election poll published by this newspaper that gave Compromís 13 to 14 seats for its candidate Joan Baldoví in the Cortes. “As we always say, the ballot box is the ballot box and nothing is written unless the citizens vote on May 28.” He also relies on his margin of error because “We far exceeded all survey estimates in 2019 and we’re going to do it again this year.” Regarding the situation on the political board and the outcome of 28M, Micó believes the scenario has been “fixed” and the next few days “will be key for Compromís to consolidate its growth”. Therefore, he hopes that a new government led by Joan Baldoví, together with partners against the rise of the right, “and the third Botànic will be reaffirmed”.
Illueca: “Reflects the upward trend of United we can, the voter is growing”
Héctor Illueca, candidate for Unides Podem and second vice president of Generalitat, is optimistic about the data provided in the Invest Group survey: “This reflects the bullish trend of United We Can compared to other published examples,” states. Of course, he warns that “there are surveys for all tastes”, he warns, but he values that “the evolution we believe will take place in the coming days, according to the results of Unides Podem.” Illueca assures that in the coalition between Podemos and EUPV they are convinced that they will repeat the results of 2019 and not only that, but also improve. “Our number of voters is increasing day by day and will continue this week, something reflected in this survey” published by INFORMATION. The candidate believes we should make the most of the past week to convince the undecided and predicts a “positive decision”.
Peris: “The rate of abstentions is still very high, everything is in a handful of votes”
Citizen candidate for the Generalitat, Mamen Peris, is wary of the poll’s results, where abstentions “remain too high” at the moment. He explains that the result of 28M depends on “a handful of votes”, so the result is still open. In this sense, Mamen Peris assures that the reality of the street “does not match the results of this survey, despite the slight increase.” Also, emphasis is placed on the people interviewed for this survey, emphasizing that only 0.02% of the population was consulted, “data of no significance.”
The candidate points out that Ciudadanos’ own polls “tell us that our party will be decisive in the election results and possible agreement” and that “votes for Ciudadanos are now, more than ever, the most useful vote for forming a government”. Consell according to Mamen Peris.