Recent polling in the Madrid constituency shows the Partido Popular maintaining a decisive lead for the November 29 snap election, driven by the sharp drop in support for the PSOE following the fatal Urda train crash and its fallout on government credibility. National surveys conducted after the incident indicate the PP gaining seats while the Socialists fall below 100 nationally, with Madrid projections placing the PP well ahead in a 38-seat district. The PP’s Madrid list, headed by Alberto Núñez Feijóo with prominent figures such as Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo, aligns with broader right-wing momentum on issues including housing and immigration. Trader consensus reflects this sustained advantage, though outcomes could still shift if late campaign developments or turnout variations alter the current distribution of votes among the PP, Vox, and left-leaning lists.