This is the demoscopic mystery of Plasencia, the city that always 'gets it right' about the winner of the general elections

David Dóniga, the mayor of Plasencia, prepares for the electoral night of November 29, relying on early results from key polling stations. Plasencia has a unique electoral history, accurately predicting national outcomes since 1977. The local electorate, comprising 40,132 residents, reflects broader national trends, making their votes particularly significant. As the election approaches, many voters remain undecided, grappling with choices between traditional parties and newer options like Vox. Among them is Ana Isabel García, a long-time voter who has previously supported various parties but is now disillusioned with politics. The upcoming election will test Plasencia's predictive reputation once again, as local dynamics mirror national sentiments.