PP holds a commanding position in Zamora for the November 29 general election, with polling averages projecting roughly 43% of the provincial vote and two of the three seats under the D’Hondt method. This reflects the party’s established strength in rural Castilla y León, reinforced by recent candidate announcements and consistent leads in local surveys. PSOE is projected for one seat at around 28%, while Vox trails at about 20% and falls short of a seat in most simulations. Minor parties including Frente Amplio and Podemos register low single-digit support. Trader consensus aligns with these seat projections, as national trends favoring the PP-Vox bloc have not altered Zamora’s stable two-to-one split. No major last-minute shifts have emerged in the final weeks before the vote.