The Frente Amplio will present lists throughout Spain except in Teruel with the aim of being "the ballot for the right to housing"

The Frente Amplio will present electoral lists across Spain, aiming to be the voice for housing rights, with candidates in 51 of 52 constituencies. The only exception is Teruel, where the Chunta Aragonesista unilaterally decided not to participate. The coalition emphasizes its commitment to defending workers' rights and addressing housing and salary issues. Pablo Bustinduy, the campaign spokesperson, stated that they will be the only clear option for the working class against privatization efforts. Meanwhile, Podemos has joined the Ara Més-Front Ampli coalition in the Balearic Islands, placing its leader as a candidate. This agreement reflects strategic alliances among leftist parties in various regions.