Recent polls ahead of Spain’s snap general election on November 29 show the Partido Popular (PP) consistently leading with 31–34% support, ahead of PSOE at 25–27% and Vox at 18–19%. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called the early vote after parliament rejected two housing decrees amid nationwide protests, leaving his minority coalition without a clear path to renewed support. Seat projections indicate PP plus Vox would secure well above the 176 seats needed for a majority in most simulations, while PSOE and its allies fall short. These trends explain the market’s strong preference for PP as the likely winner, with PSOE trailing as the main alternative.