The PP maintains the rate in the south of Gran Canaria

The PP has been the most voted force in the south of Gran Canaria for the European elections held this Sunday. In the rest of the Canary Islands, the PSOE has done so, adding 30,45 percent of the support, although losing 1,56 points to 1,14 of the PP. The PP would recover second position after the Canary Coalition (CC) in alliance with the PNV and other parties in the previous 2019 elections. In this way, the PP would improve 13,48 points to 29,31 percent, while the third force would be Vox, advancing 8,69 points, with 12 percent of the vote of the Canary Islands.

CC would go to fourth position through its Coalition for a Solidarity Europe, dropping from 20,78 to 10,08 percent of the votes. Podemos would go from fourth to seventh force, with 3,43 percent of the votes and 6,97 points less, while Cs would go from fifth to ninth. The group 'The party is over' emerges as the fifth force with 6,3 percent of the support. Sumar takes 4,01 percent of the votes and
It is above the purple Podemos formation. 

Pacma loses support and remains at 1,12 percent of the Canarian votes. Participation in the European elections from the Canary Islands stood at 40,67 percent, almost 11 points less than in 2019. Blank votes decreased to 0,64 percent (1,46% in 2019) while null votes They fell to 0,69 percent (0,95% in 2019).