The municipal elections in the south of Gran Canaria start this weekend with few differences in the surveys and voting intention polls. At the moment, it is known that there is a surprise forecast as details become known. Private surveys commissioned by the hotel sector and paid for with private funds indicate that AV-PP could overtake and gain a qualified majority to govern alone starting in June. But be careful: the PSOE has not lost any battle.
Some leaders, in view of the forecasts, have asked both parties to act with "responsibility, stability and moderation."
Businessmen, as is traditional in this period, usually carry out these surveys to find out who they are playing with and, above all, what to do with the agenda. That is to say: if they go to party events or send employees. It is also used to send slogans among employees about what would be good for the company to form a local government. From this, a conclusion that fits with other studies: the elections in the south of Gran Canaria are between AV-PP and PSOE.
The business survey, among 1.200 people, a margin of error of +/- 3,8% with a confidence level of 95%, commissioned from the tourism sector to an international auditing firm based in Las Palmas, was carried out between 2 and May 9, it has not been made known except in business circles. It was carried out with in-person and telephone interviews and, as a novelty, with the use of details with high-tech engineering, as well as cross-information systems with Grafcan databases. . Thus, it is pointed out that AV-PP would be between 13 and 14 councilors, PSOE between 8 and 9. That is to say, as Maspalomas24H announced, the divided nationalists would be the big losers of the 28M election.
The demonstrations about the elections in Tirajana made by the owners of Wolfgang Kiessling's Siam Park would have generated a boomerang effect on the voting prospects, heating up support in favor of AV-PP. An interference in which the employers, environmentalists and unions have condemned and benefited Marco Aurelio Pérez to the point that no party with local government options defends the 'Kiessling plan' of having a free theme park in the south of the island.
The Ágora Integral survey for Canarias Ahora in Tirajana made public on May 2 showed a voting intention of 39% for AV-PP and 23,3% for the PSOE.
The survey by the Canary Islands Cabinet for Market and Opinion Studies, which it is not known who commissioned it, released on April 28 for municipal elections in San Bartolomé de Tirajana carried out by gave the AV-PP as the winner and the PSOE sank it with five councilors . Unlike other studies, CC was given the same number of councilors as AV-PP, 8. The Ágora Integral survey for Canarias Ahora in Tirajana gave CC three councillors.
