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29 November election: what is written and what remains unclear

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29 November, with the facts in view

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We compare verifiable commitments with dates and documents. A rally, an interview and an election manifesto are not the same thing.

29 · 11 · 2026General election for Congress and Senate, called by Royal Decree 806/2026.BOE ↗

2026 manifestos: verification in progress

As of 18 October, we have not located and verified a complete 29 November manifesto for every candidacy. We therefore do not attribute a 2026 manifesto to any party yet. A verbal proposal or party news item will be recorded separately with its date. An absent document here does not prove the party has not published it.

Once the final candidate lists are published, the comparison will cover every list proclaimed in the chosen constituency, without ideological filtering. The historical selection below covers four statewide 2023 lists and is not the 2026 ballot.

What the earlier documents said

These examples date from 2023. They help distinguish concrete measures from slogans; they neither anticipate nor replace the 29 November manifestos. Nor do they show what was delivered.

2023 general-election background, not pledges for 29 November 2026
IssuePSOEPPSumar (coalición de 2023)VOX
Housing183,000 public rental homes; half intended for young people.More land and affordable homes; repeal of the Housing Act.Rent controls in stressed areas and two million social or affordable homes in under ten years.Income-tax deduction for some rental costs; zero VAT on a first primary residence.
PensionsConstitutional protection of pension purchasing power in line with CPI.Pension increases within the Toledo Pact framework.Minimum and non-contributory pensions above CPI until they reach at least the poverty threshold.Income-tax exemption for contributory pensions.
Wages and minimum wageMinimum wage aligned with 60% of average pay.Minimum wage updates through social dialogue.Minimum wage rises above annual CPI.This statement gives no new minimum-wage amount; we draw no conclusion from that omission.

PSOE · Official PDF, file pp. 131, 170 and 26. Party source ↗

PP · Official PDF, measures 22, 25 and housing (p. 33). Party source ↗

Sumar (coalición de 2023) · Official PDF, pp. 6, 14 and 78. Party source ↗

VOX · Party statement on its economic programme, 7 July 2023; not a substitute for the full PDF. Party source ↗

How we will complete the comparison

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Proposal

Original text, page, date, party and specific election.

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Feasibility

Responsible authority, timing, budget and legislation that would need to change.

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Follow-up

Votes, enacted measures and measurable results, under the same standard for all.

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Missing a manifesto or spotted an error? Send the party, election and document link: kbz.tube@gmail.com. Document review: 18 October 2026.