Alberto Núñez Feijóo leads trader pricing at 79.5% for Spain’s next prime minister, reflecting the center-right People’s Party’s sustained polling advantage ahead of the November 29 snap election. Pedro Sánchez called the early vote after parliament rejected his minority government’s housing decrees amid widespread protests over rents and evictions, shifting focus to affordability as a campaign issue. Polls show the PP-Vox bloc ahead by roughly 15 points, positioning Feijóo to form a government, though coalition negotiations in Spain’s fragmented parliament remain decisive. Sánchez’s PSOE trails significantly, with low-probability alternatives such as Santiago Abascal or regional figures reflecting limited paths to a majority. The market resolution hinges on the post-election investiture vote rather than raw seat totals.