Turnaround in voting by social class: 'rightward shift' among workers and increasingly progressive rich

Recent polling indicates a shift in voter demographics in Spain, with the PSOE gaining support among wealthier voters while struggling with lower-income groups. The latest Sigma Dos survey shows that the PSOE attracts 33.8% of high-income voters, surpassing its overall average. In contrast, the PP and Vox dominate among lower-income voters, with a significant gap in support. Despite efforts to appeal to the working class, the left is losing ground, while Vox has made inroads among lower-income voters. The political landscape is evolving, with the right gaining strength across all social strata, particularly among the affluent.