A recent DYM poll conducted between the electoral call and the approval of housing decrees shows a 1.9-point increase for the PSOE in Spain. This gain appears to be at the expense of votes previously intended for Sumar and Podemos. Despite this shift, the poll projects a continued strong position for the PP and Vox parties, estimating they would secure between 200 and 208 seats in the Spanish parliament. The data suggests a consolidation of the right-wing vote while the left experiences some internal redistribution. This outcome indicates a potentially challenging landscape for the PSOE as it seeks to gain further traction. The poll provides a snapshot of voter sentiment following key political events in Spain. These findings could influence future strategies for all major political players.