Spanish President Pedro Sánchez has consulted his inner circle regarding the possibility of calling early general elections following Junts' decision to vote against housing decrees. The move has prompted discussions on the viability of the current term.
Under Spanish electoral regulations, voting occurs 54 days after the call is published in the Official State Gazette. The first available date for a potential election is 29 November, provided the dissolution of the Cortes is signed on Monday 5 October.
The President holds the authority to sign the decree at any time, typically doing so on a Monday to ensure a Sunday vote. For a 29 November poll, the measure must be published by 6 October, marking a significant potential shift in Spain's political landscape.