As Spain approaches its general election on November 29th, political alliances are rapidly taking shape. Izquierda Unida (Left United) has rejected negotiations with Podemos, instead advocating for a “Broad Front” as a strong national project. Meanwhile, Podemos is forging an alliance with ERC in Catalonia. The Popular Party (PP) and UPN will jointly contest elections in Navarra, while Ciudadanos is making a return. A significant development involves the Spanish Supreme Court’s suspension of voting rights for 163,020 nationals under the law concerning grandchildren of residents abroad. Recent polling data from the CIS indicates the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party) leading, with 40dB. giving the advantage to the PP, alongside Vox. With 45 days remaining until the election, the political landscape in Spain remains fluid and competitive.