PSOE rises three points in the CIS poll after Maricarmen’s eviction, doubling its lead over the PP, which hits record lows.

The October CIS poll indicates that Spain's Socialist Party (PSOE) has widened its lead over the Popular Party (PP) by three points, to 34% compared to the PP's 22.2%. This is the PP's lowest rating in a year. The poll also shows that Vox has risen half a point to 17.1%, while Sumar gained 0.4 points to reach 6.1%. The combined support of the PSOE and Sumar is slightly ahead of the PP and Vox combined, with 40.1% versus 39.3%.

Party leaders Pedro Sánchez, with an average rating of 4.42, and Yolanda Díaz, with 4.22, are the most popular, while Alberto Núñez Feijóo and Santiago Abascal follow with 3.43 and 9.1%, respectively. The CIS poll, based on 5,025 interviews conducted in the first six days of October, does not conclusively establish a causal link between the eviction of Maricarmen Abascal and the repeal of two housing decrees on the changing support for the parties.