MÁS per Mallorca reached its electoral peak in 2015, when it garnered nearly 60,000 votes and won six seats in the Balearic Parliament. This is the most significant result for the eco-sovereignist party, which has historically secured four seats and between 35,000 and 40,000 votes (four representatives and 37,651 votes in 2023). The party has called a general assembly this weekend to decide how to approach the 2027 elections. While it has a stable voter base, can the island party aspire to broader appeal?

MÁS por Mallorca met this Wednesday with EH Bildu to agree on a joint sovereignty strategy for the state, within the framework of the round of consultations that Arnaldo Otegi began last week with ERC. Member of Parliament Vicenç Vidal and the organizational secretary of MÉS por Mallorca, Maria Ramon, met at EH Bildu headquarters with the party's general secretary, Arnaldo Otegi; the secretary for Political Relations and spokesperson in the Senate, Gorka Elejabarrieta; and the organization secretary, Sonia Jacinto. During the meeting, they analyzed the political situation in the state and the international panorama, defending the need to cooperate to advance "in favor of the sovereignty" of each territory, as explained in a joint statement.