Feijóo already knows he is going to lose the election in Spain

Spain's PP heads into 29 November 2026 with a Feijóo worn down in opposition while Vox chips away at his electorate. Sánchez holds firm from government.

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The claim holds that Feijóo is heading for a poor result on 29 November 2026 because he has worn himself out without governing and Vox is eating into his electorate. It is a political hypothesis, not a confirmed electoral outcome.

## A candidate wearing himself out without governing

The thesis circulating is that **Alberto Núñez Feijóo** has spent years trying to bring down **Pedro Sánchez** and the wear and tear is entirely self-inflicted, without ever having governed. Without making difficult decisions and without a vision of the country that convinces anyone, according to that reading. The paradox pointed out is that Sánchez bears the cost of governing while Feijóo sinks without ever having been in government.

## Vox and the PP's polls

The text claims that **Vox** is devouring the PP's electorate and that the party sells triumphalist polls to disguise its panic. The project attributed to it consists of ousting Sánchez only to end up handing the government to **Santiago Abascal**. These are partisan claims, not verified data.

## 29-N and the precedent of 2023

The date being floated is **29 November 2026**, when what the message calls Feijóo's greatest political humiliation could take place. It recalls that in **2023** he won the election but lost the government, and that in 2026 he risks losing both. It is a scenario, not a settled forecast.

## Pensions, sick leave and public salaries

Whenever Feijóo talks about pensions, sick leave, public salaries or social rights, according to the message, he loses support. The material contains no concrete figures on those proposals. These claims should be treated as political opinion, not established facts.

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