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« on: February 14, 2022, 04:48:28 AM »

Soria Ya seems to have taken about half of the left and a third of the right vote. In a general election they could possibly sweep both seats in Soria.
Soria has only 90,000 people? Good lord.
No wonder they elect only 2 members.

Hence "Empty Spain".  It had nearly twice that in the mid 20th century.

What sort of people are voting for the Leonese regionalists and for Por Ávila?  I note the former got very high shares in some parts of León province, quite widely over 30% in areas around León city and in the north-east, and locally over 40%.  El Bierzo doesn't seem very interested in them, on the other hand, and nor do Zamora or Salamanca provinces.
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