PP maintains a commanding position in Málaga forecasts for Spain’s November 29 general election, driven by its consistent lead in provincial polling averages around 36% against PSOE near 25% and Vox near 23%, alongside historical strength in Andalusia where the party has secured the largest share in recent cycles. National trends showing PP ahead of PSOE by roughly five points reinforce local projections of five of Málaga’s 11 seats for the party. Trader consensus at 92.8% for PP reflects these stable patterns across multiple pollsters. Scenarios that could narrow the gap include unusually high turnout among opposition voters, late national developments shifting regional preferences, or stronger-than-expected coordination among left-leaning lists that fragments the center-right vote.