Choose the province where you are registered to vote. Congress elects 350 MPs in 52 constituencies and the Senate 209 directly elected senators; regional appointees are additional.
Dated statements and proposals with national or territorial context. These are not the 29N manifestos. The quiz shows coverage and missing data for each party.
Oskar Matute identifies seasonal and room rental regulation as an important measure. This is explicit support for this measure, separate from his support for the whole package.
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Ana Pontón announces a Galician Parliament proposal to limit tourist housing and protect public housing. Galician scope: available context, no inferred national answer.
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BNG supports uprating with actual year-on-year CPI and larger increases for minimum and non-contributory pensions. The speech establishes its indexation position separately from its vote on the 2026 decree.
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Rego’s proposal supports the extraordinary process under RD 316/2026 and seeks inclusion of stateless Sahrawis. Support includes broader eligibility; the date is the bulletin publication, not the filing date.
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Rego supports regulating seasonal and room rentals to prevent avoidance of LAU obligations. This is explicit national-policy evidence from December 2024; its age is retained and it is not presented as a new election promise.
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Rego supports the 37.5-hour bill as a first step while seeking 35 and eventually 32 hours. Preferring a larger reduction is not treated as opposition to this measure.
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José Téllez supports regularising people already present and criticises resource planning for the Canaries. Criticism of implementation is not treated as rejection of the measure.
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Radio Sintonía’s own interview records Valido’s support for the 37.5-hour bill conditional on SME compensation measures. This is conditional support, not an unconditional promise or our own claim about European working hours.
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The Basque group supports retaining CPI uprating and warns of silent year-after-year cuts without it. It also calls for stronger pension-system revenues.
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Esteban supports regularisation in Hora 25 while seeking closer links to work and stable routes. This qualification is retained.
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The Basque group supports processing the 37.5-hour cap and a statutory framework, with transitional measures, SME support and collective bargaining. Its support includes these adaptation conditions.
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EH Bildu’s national declaration calls for the popular initiative to result in mass regularisation. Published in December 2025 before the 2026 process; establishes support for the extraordinary route, not an assessment of its later implementation.
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Matute supports the bill reducing the maximum from 40 to 37.5 hours without lower pay. Many Basque agreements already have shorter weeks; he sees the reform as progress for other workers.
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ERC supports the agreement to index pensions to CPI, contrasts it with the previous 0.25% rule and says it must not be broken again. This supports the rule as well as the 2026 increase.
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Salvador supports extraordinary regularisation and describes Catalan learning as a way to establish integration, not a mandatory requirement. Original supplied manually with the displayed date of 22 April 2026.
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Sara Bailac calls in the Senate for regulation of seasonal, room and coliving rentals to stop avoidance of residential law. Supports this regulation; this is not a 29N manifesto.
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Salvador explicitly supports the 37.5-hour reform and explains SME assistance and adaptation negotiated by ERC. Support is established by his speech, not the vote alone.
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Pallarès describes Junts’s Congress proposal: 0% VAT on a first home for people under 35. This specific national measure establishes support; the general mortgage page alone was insufficient.
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The official page lists Congress proposals to restore mortgage deductions. Undated source, first observed on 6 October; not attributed to a 29N manifesto.
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Cervera opposes the mandatory 37.5-hour proposal and advocates flexibility, bargaining and productivity. He also says Junts does not oppose every reduction in hours; this answer concerns the proposed legal cap.
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The Basque group proposes seasonal rental regulation while respecting devolved powers. Support concerns preventing fraud; it does not imply support for every housing decree.
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María Marín welcomes the national agreement from the Murcia organisation. Attribution remains territorial; a direct national source is needed before coding an answer for the national party.
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Podemos supports CPI uprating to protect purchasing power and seeks minimum pensions at the minimum wage. Coding uses its defence of the indexation rule, not just its vote on the 2026 increase.
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Podemos’s proposal supports direct public management and reversing privatisation, starting with inspection of contracted and concession services. Published in 2025; neither a 29N manifesto nor a claim that reversal has been enacted.
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Belarra supports the extraordinary agreement and its eligibility requirements in a Hora 25 interview. National leadership position.
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Belarra identifies seasonal rentals as a loophole for avoiding residential limits and welcomes closing it. This is a national leader’s Congress speech, distinct from the territorial Murcia release.
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Santana supports the 37.5-hour bill without a pay cut while proposing a 30-hour week. This is support as a first step, not a 29N manifesto.
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The Popular group motion proposes lower VAT on a first new home and instalment payments. Supports tax relief; other parties’ positions are not inferred from this release.
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PP rejects VOX’s repeal, but also government impositions, and seeks flexible local implementation. The speech does not unambiguously establish whether it would retain the current requirement: unscored national context.
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Tellado supports automatic CPI adjustments in a separate bill. Rejection of a decree containing other measures is not coded as opposition to pension adjustments.
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Feijóo states his opposition to the government’s extraordinary process at the Congress and Senate group meeting. He supports legal migration routes; this does not attribute opposition to all immigration.
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Bravo argues for returning the statutory 37.5-hour bill and reducing hours through agreements. Opposition concerns the mandatory proposal, not every negotiated reduction.
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The Socialist spokesperson rejects repeal of mandatory implementation and supports zones on public-health grounds. Support is established by his argument about the debated requirement, not the aggregate vote alone.
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Esther Peña defends statutory CPI linking in Congress during the pension adjustment debate. Supports adjustments; no pension opposition is inferred for other parties.
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At PSOE headquarters Elma Saiz supports the completed regularisation process. Records support for eligibility-based regularisation, not application guidance or a 29N pledge.
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The PSOE publication supports closing seasonal rentals used to evade ordinary contracts. Text and date confirmed by a manual copy of the original. Predates the decree; does not claim it remains in force or was ultimately ratified.
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The minister explicitly identifies her group’s support for the law addressing seasonal rental fraud. This attribution establishes the Socialist position rather than inferring it solely from a government decision.
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Mayoral supports processing the statutory 37.5-hour bill without lower pay on behalf of the Socialist group and opposes returning it. This records its 2025 debate position, not a claim that the measure is in force.
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The 2026 International Women’s Day manifesto proposes reversing healthcare and education privatisation. Thematic document, not a 29N manifesto; exact date unstated, first observed on 6 October.
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June 2025 mobilisation guide, physical page 2, explicitly supports 37.5 hours without lower pay. Exact publication date is unstated; first observed on 6 October 2026.
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The Sumar group spokesperson supports restoring automatic CPI uprating instead of the 0.25% limit. This is attributed to the parliamentary group he represents, not individually to every constituent party.
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Sumar’s spokesperson welcomes the extraordinary process and requests resources, faster processing and a solution for Sahrawi statelessness applicants. Source: the plenary shorthand record, distinct from the final official diary.
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Sumar explicitly supports this regulation in its decree announcement. This records a published position, not whether the measure remains in force or an election manifesto.
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Ibarrola criticises missing consensus and resources while identifying the procedure as the problem. Insufficient to code opposition to all regularisation; awaiting more specific evidence.
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Ibarrola requests transfer of these powers to Navarre to speed up hiring. Supports this specific transfer; not extrapolated to other regions or powers.
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UPN rejects imposition in the 37.5-hour bill debate and supports social dialogue. This records opposition to the proposed legal cap while preserving its support for labour agreements.
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VOX’s economic and housing plan proposes removing VAT on first-home purchases on physical page 46. Hosted in an October 2025 path without a printed publication date; first observed on 6 October 2026. This is not its 29N manifesto.
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Hoces proposes construction, national priority for protected housing and repeal of the housing law. Text from the official publication was supplied manually; does not establish an answer about seasonal rental regulation.
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The national parliamentary group proposes revoking mandatory implementation of these zones. Opposes retaining this obligation; not extrapolated to all climate policy.
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VOX’s national initiative explicitly rejects the announced regularisation. Coded as opposition to that measure; the quoted terminology belongs to the party.
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Figaredo argues for returning the 37.5-hour bill and opposes the mandatory cap because of its effects on small businesses. This establishes opposition to this reform, not every working-time agreement.
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Only documents for this election and reviewed positions with literal quotes and pages appear here. Missing coverage means we have no reviewed evidence yet; it does not mean a party lacks a proposal.
The comparison will fill in as verified quotes from the 2026 programmes are published.
Statements include their speaker, date and context. They are separate from manifesto commitments. Coverage grows as sources are reviewed; an absent party may have made statements we have not reviewed yet.
In his institutional statement on 5 October, Sánchez presented the election call as a request to renew and broaden support for his government’s reforms.
“Pero lo cierto es que, para hacer más, necesitamos renovar y ampliar el apoyo de la gente.”
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In comments to the media on 5 October published by VOX, Abascal welcomed the election call and said his party was ready for the election.
“Hoy tenemos una buena noticia: vamos a votar.”
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In his 5 October statement published by PP, Feijóo welcomed the election call and presented 29 November as an opportunity for a change of government.
“esto va de que España le gane a Sánchez y a lo que representa”
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In BNG’s 5 October publication, Pontón linked the election to stronger representation for Galicia and progress on social rights. The quote is in its original Galician.
“Máis dereitos e máis forza para Galiza é o obxectivo que temos desde o BNG”
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Date calculated under current LOREG Article 75; check your consulate’s instructions and opening hours.
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The seat allocation in the decree annex is available for your province.
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Royal Decree 806/2026 confirms polling, the 13–27 November campaign and the constitution of the chambers on 23 December at 10:00.
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The current reform separates Ibiza and Formentera: each elects one senator. The previous figure of 208 is corrected and island-specific voting rules are included.
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