Vox asks the PP to step aside in two provinces in exchange for its withdrawal in key constituencies for the Senate

The Popular Party (PP) and Vox are negotiating a potential agreement for the Senate elections, where Vox may withdraw from certain provinces in exchange for PP senators. Vox currently has five senators and aims to secure a parliamentary group, needing at least six. However, negotiations are complicated by Vox's request for PP to also refrain from running in two provinces. The PP is hesitant to concede this, as it could send a negative message to its electorate. Both parties recognize the urgency of reaching an agreement before the October 26 deadline to counter the left's coalition in the Senate. The situation remains tense, with Vox under pressure to demonstrate patriotism against the PSOE's leftist alliances.