The electoral campaign is already underway. They start two weeks of frenzy until July 12 in atypical conditions. The coronavirus pandemic, which has already forced the elections, initially scheduled for April 5, to be postponed, demands ingenuity from campaign managers, who have to reinvent themselves. Acts with fewer people, with safe distances and more telematics, will be the photos of an exceptional campaign.
In the traditional posting of posters, the leaders of the main formations agreed to point out the importance of participation to achieve your goals. Mobilizing the electorate is going to be one of the great keys, with a CIS that points out that there are more than 30% undecided.
The candidate of the Popular Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, aspires to its fourth consecutive absolute majority. The Conservative Leader does not want excess of confidence, despite the triumphant scenario drawn by the vast majority of polls, and asks his electorate to go to the polls on July 12.
In A Coruña, he insisted that “there is no vote, nothing won, nothing achieved. If you prefer one option to another, you know. If we are not going to vote, the option we do not want will come out“Thus, he asked that they go to vote” without fear, in a calm way. “
The candidate of the PSdeG, Gonzalo knight, began his career in Santiago, convinced that change can come to Galicia. He relies on all those who voted for the PSOE and who took Sánchez to Moncloa to get Núñez Feijóo evicted from San Caetano. “If all of us who voted for the PSOE, for Sánchez to be president, the change in Galicia is unstoppable“For that reason, he stressed the importance of” no one staying at home, in profile. “
In the Bloque Nacionalista Galego there is optimism, and its candidate, Ana Pontón is convinced that “Galician change is possible” if there is mobilization. “With the BNG, Galicia is going to start up. We are going to build a better Galicia, with opportunities,” he added.
The headliner of the Galicia En Común Anova confluence addressed the large pool of undecided. Antón Gómez Reino is clear that, if the left mobilizes, Feijóo will not achieve an absolute majority. For this reason, in his opinion, “the mobilization of the left is fundamental,” and he added that “if the people go to vote, Feijóo loses, the PP loses. If there is significant mobilization, there will be political change.”
The polls leave the Marea Galeguista out of Parliament, but its candidate, Pancho Casal, is convinced that they will get representation in the Pazo do Hórreo: “The Galician Sea will be in the Parlameno to turn it into a diverse institution“.
For its part, the head of the Citizens list, Beatriz Pino, attacked Núñez Feijóo, stating that what Galicia wants is to abandon “inaction”.
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