The PP's statutory proposal has caused an internal headache over the method of electing the leader, because a section of the PP, specifically the hardline wing led by the Madrid president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, demanded establishing pure primaries, those of "one member, one vote." But Alberto Nuñez Feijóo has decided to ignore this and has opted for a mixed formula, indirect primaries, pending any amendments that the members may present. Thus, he has also ignored the voices that, like Ayuso, called for more internal democracy, such as the leader of the Catalan PP, Alejandro Fernández, and also Former Madrid regional president Esperanza AguirreUntil now, there was a two-round election: first, the members chose their preferred candidate and then, in the second round, a series of delegates (representatives) chosen by the rank and file made the final decision. The current leader of the PP has finally imposed a mixed formula between the two systems. vital to leaders he trusts the most: the presidents of Murcia and Extremadura, Fernando López Miras and María Guardiola; Daniel Sirera; and the mayor of Santander, Gema Igual.

JxCat, ERC, CUP and PDECat have committed in writing this Wednesday not to govern with the Catalan Socialist party (PSC) after the elections. The text that they have validated does not leave room for interpretation: "Whatever the correlation of forces arising from the polls, in no case will the formation of government be agreed with the PSC," the document states.