Spain calls snap election as Prime Minister Sánchez seeks a parliamentary majority
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called an early parliamentary election for 29 November. Opinion polls suggest the right-wing opposition could take power.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced on Monday that an early election will be held on 29 November. He hopes the vote will give him a majority in parliament.
Polls do not favour the government
Opinion polls indicate that the right-wing opposition could take over the reins of power. That would leave the current centre-left coalition facing an uphill campaign.
Housing crisis as a central argument
Sánchez is expected to try to use the housing crisis in his campaign. He will seek to convince voters to back the centre-left coalition.


