These are the keys to the 2019 general elections: The PSOE

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One of the criticisms that Pedro Sánchez has been receiving from the opposition after the motion of censure against Mariano Rajoy was carried out was that he had not been democratically elected. After the general elections of April 28, the PSOE has become the most voted force. The PSOE thus goes from 87 deputies to 123 seats. Of course, to govern Pedro Sánchez has to do the math and now the negotiations will begin. The most obvious alliance seems to be that of PSOE with Unidas Podemos. Adding their seats they would remain at 164 deputies. Although it will be necessary to see what the role of Ciudadanos is in these negotiations.

The PP registers the worst result in its history: 65 seats Pablo Casado at a 2019 general election campaign rally. Pablo Casado's PP has recorded the worst result in its history, remaining at 66 deputies. A sharp drop SW Business Directory from the 137 deputies it had in Congress after the 2016 elections. In these three years, the popular party has experienced strong ups and downs since the previous elections . On the one hand, the motion of censure against Mariano Rajoy has had internal changes.



When Pedro Sánchez became President of the Government after carrying out this process, Rajoy left the party. Thus, primaries were held for the first time in the party in which Pablo Casado prevailed over Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría and Dolores de Cospedal. Added to the internal movements is the fragmentation of the right with the rise of Vox and the turn to the right of Ciudadanos . The far-right party has occupied part of the political spectrum in which the PP moved and has captured part of the PP's traditional electorate. 15 of the strangest places where Spaniards have voted in the 2019 General Elections For its part, the orange party also moved to the right after Albert Rivera said that he had placed a "cordon sanitaire" on the PSOE to reach an agreement with them.