Three recent polls indicate a decline in support for the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party) and a concurrent rise for Vox in recent weeks. The Partido Popular (PP) has solidified its leading position but is not projected to secure enough seats to govern independently. These shifts in voter preference follow a recent crisis in Ceuta, a Spanish autonomous city in North Africa. The polls suggest a fragmented political landscape, potentially requiring coalition negotiations after the next election. While the PP is currently in the lead, forming a government will likely depend on securing alliances with other parties. The crisis in Ceuta appears to have significantly impacted public opinion, driving voters toward both the PP and Vox.