Recent private polls for Spain’s November 29 general election place the Partido Popular (PP) vote share in the 28.5–33.1% range, with most recent surveys clustering near 30–32%. This positioning underpins trader consensus on the 30–32% bin as the modal outcome. PP support has eased modestly in late-October fieldwork from firms such as Sigma Dos, NC Report, and Ateneo del Dato, while PSOE and Vox have edged higher, narrowing the PP lead over the Socialists to roughly 5–7 points. The snap election call followed the government’s loss of a housing-decree vote, and PP-Vox coordination on Senate candidacies has reinforced expectations of a consolidated right-wing bloc. A fatal high-speed rail accident near Urda has shifted campaign focus toward government accountability without materially altering vote-share projections.