Recent polling averages project the BNG securing two seats in the November 29 general election, primarily one each in A Coruña and Pontevedra where its regional vote share reaches 14-16 percent. This positioning reflects the party’s established base in Galicia, consistent with its one seat in 2023 and occasional prior totals of two or three, alongside D’Hondt allocation dynamics in those provinces. BNG candidates led by Néstor Rego, Carme da Silva, Olalla Rodil, and Noa Presas have emphasized Galician-specific priorities during the campaign, including defense of regional interests in Congress. Projections show limited upside to three or four seats only if support strengthens further in Lugo or Ourense, while national left fragmentation and broader rightward shifts in voter preferences have not materially altered the BNG’s localized outlook.