Post by account_disabled on Mar 11, 2024 1:06:10 GMT -5
The Madrid left has lived within a political mirage since the previous regional elections of , when the victory in votes of the socialists opened the possibility of accessing the government, after 26 years of uninterrupted and absolute popular rule, with the exception of Legina in 1983. Mirage invigorated by Ayuso's early call for elections, in a successful tactical maneuver against adversaries, some knocked out by desertions (Cs), and others doped by Cis polls, as surprising as they are inexplicable (PSOE). An example: We are 50,000 votes away, at most !, from winning the elections (Gabilondo). A striking statement, sustained by the optimism of the will , just 5 days before the vote. But the spell of the mirage also affects the popular ones. For the unique Ayuso-Casado couple, Madrid is Spain within Spain, so their victory has national scope. Obfuscation accentuated by the media resonance of such centralist presumption.
Without a doubt, the effect of President Ayuso's electoral victory will have repercussions on a national scale, but I am very afraid that they will not be what Pablo Casado thinks, or dreams of. Let's see. The uniqueness of Madrid electoral tsunami in the Community of Madrid is clearly reflected in Belgium Mobile Number List the figures: In total, the right (PP, Vox) has added votes, taking away the leftist bloc (PSOE, MM, UP) , a figure that is close to what Ciudadanos lost. As for the votes of the differential between the captured by Más Madrid and Unidas Podemos, and the lost by the , it is reasonable to think that they will have gone to fatten President Ayuso's large accounts. But the most important lesson from these numbers is that the 900,361 new voters of the Madrid Popular Party exceed those lost by socialists to their right and citizens by .
It is not, therefore, a zero sum (what one gains, the other loses), but something more worrying: the high participation has mostly favored the PP, which has turned practically the entire Community of Madrid blue, winning votes in the former socialist fishing grounds. A complete triumph, which requires deeper reflection. Ayuso's triumph has a cyclical and a structural dimension . The situation that has marked these elections is the pandemic and its dramatic effects on the productive fabric, which the president of Madrid has managed by prioritizing the economy over health. Thus, the higher mortality rates, incidence of infections, and ICU occupancy correspond to a relaxation of the restrictive anti-Covid measures , such as capacity limitations, extension of hours and curfew, perimeter closures, etc.
Without a doubt, the effect of President Ayuso's electoral victory will have repercussions on a national scale, but I am very afraid that they will not be what Pablo Casado thinks, or dreams of. Let's see. The uniqueness of Madrid electoral tsunami in the Community of Madrid is clearly reflected in Belgium Mobile Number List the figures: In total, the right (PP, Vox) has added votes, taking away the leftist bloc (PSOE, MM, UP) , a figure that is close to what Ciudadanos lost. As for the votes of the differential between the captured by Más Madrid and Unidas Podemos, and the lost by the , it is reasonable to think that they will have gone to fatten President Ayuso's large accounts. But the most important lesson from these numbers is that the 900,361 new voters of the Madrid Popular Party exceed those lost by socialists to their right and citizens by .
It is not, therefore, a zero sum (what one gains, the other loses), but something more worrying: the high participation has mostly favored the PP, which has turned practically the entire Community of Madrid blue, winning votes in the former socialist fishing grounds. A complete triumph, which requires deeper reflection. Ayuso's triumph has a cyclical and a structural dimension . The situation that has marked these elections is the pandemic and its dramatic effects on the productive fabric, which the president of Madrid has managed by prioritizing the economy over health. Thus, the higher mortality rates, incidence of infections, and ICU occupancy correspond to a relaxation of the restrictive anti-Covid measures , such as capacity limitations, extension of hours and curfew, perimeter closures, etc.