Salvador Illa continues to lead the polls for the 12-M elections. According to the latest survey, published by Crónica Global, the socialists would improve their 2021 results and would secure 38 deputies – they currently have 33. However, Illa could once again emerge as the winner at the polls without reaching the Generalitat. According to the survey, pro-independence parties would maintain their majority with 69 seats, with Junts (33 deputies) ahead of Esquerra (28 deputies) and the CUP (8 deputies), a sum that could open the door to the investiture of former president Carles Puigdemont. Another possible governing majority would involve a tripartite government of socialists, republicans, and commons, who would secure five deputies in Parliament. Nevertheless, Esquerra has already publicly refused to make Illa president of the Generalitat.

Vox's secretary general, Ignacio Garriga, stated this Wednesday that he would vote with Junts in favor of a motion of no confidence against Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. In statements to Palma, he called on "not only Junts but also the PNV" to vote for a motion of no confidence. "Today, Sánchez is the greatest enemy of the prosperity of the Spanish people, the greatest enemy of the Spanish people, and therefore, all of us who aspire to defend the interests of the Spanish people have a common enemy, which is Sánchez," he stated.