**Alberto Núñez Feijóo leads the market at 80.5% as the center-right People’s Party (PP) candidate, reflecting consistent polling advantages and the right-wing bloc’s projected parliamentary majority ahead of Spain’s November 29 snap election.** Pedro Sánchez trails at 16.4%, with all other named figures below 2%. A snap election was called on October 5 after parliament rejected the government’s housing relief decrees amid widespread protests over rents and evictions. This followed the withdrawal of support from regional parties, leaving the PSOE-led minority coalition without a stable majority. Polls since the announcement show the PP and Vox securing roughly 198 seats combined—above the 176-seat threshold—while the PSOE and its partners lose ground. Feijóo has emphasized security, migration, and economic change, accepting multiple debates including a head-to-head on November 16. Sánchez has centered his campaign on housing rights and social measures but faces headwinds from the housing crisis fallout and prior governance challenges. The election outcome will determine the next prime minister through coalition negotiations in Spain’s proportional system. Current trader pricing aligns with polling averages showing a durable right-wing lead, though final seat distribution and post-election alliances remain the decisive factors.