The strangest elections in democracy, marked by the pandemic and the spectre of high abstention rates, will be decided today by a handful of votes, according to all forecasts. A few votes may decide who comes out in first place, to which three candidates aspire, Laura Borràs (Junts), Pere Aragonès (ERC) and Salvador Illa (PSC), despite the fact that the variable that will a priori be most decisive in terms of the formation of the government will be which of the two major pro-independence parties comes out ahead of the other. This is so because almost all the polls consider a pro-independence majority to be certain, which could be of three parties, Junts, ERC and the CUP, or even four, if the PDECat finally joins.