Who has been the winner of the second debate of the Andalusian elections?

From left to right, from top to bottom: Juan Espadas, Juan Manuel Moreno, Juan Marín, Macarena Olona, ​​Inmaculada Nieto and Teresa Rodríguez.RTVE (Europa Press)

The six candidates to preside over the Junta de Andalucía -Juan Espadas (PSOE), Juan Manuel Moreno (PP), Juan Marín (Cs), Inmaculada Nieto (For Andalucía), Teresa Rodríguez (Adelante Andalucía) and Macarena Olona (Vos)- have faced each other in the second and definitive debate of the Andalusian elections, which will be held next Sunday, June 19.

On a day when the EL PAÍS and CIS polls coincide in giving the PP a comfortable victory, although without achieving an absolute majority, the six main contenders have confronted their ideas on social policies, the economy, employment and fiscal policy and governance. .

But who won the debate?

Professors and political scientists Ignacio Molina, Ana Carmona, Dolors Canals, Javier Padilla, Gemma Ubasart and Juan Rodríguez Teruel give their verdict.

Like the previous one, this debate has been organized around three blocks of 30 minutes each, which have been dedicated to social policies (health, education and equality);

economy, employment and fiscal policy;

and governance (territorial policy, regional financing, pacts, challenges of Andalusia and regeneration).

Each candidate had five minutes for each block.

The first debate to six of RTVE obtained in Andalusia a 17.6% audience share (457,000 viewers), almost three points more than that of 2018, and 9.3% in the whole of Spain (1,179,000 people ).

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This has been the second debate of the Andalusian elections

This last debate may be key to reversing or consolidating trends.

The polls continue to favor the PP candidate and president of the Board, Juan Manuel Moreno.

That of the CIS published this Monday gives the popular leader an advantage of up to 12 points over the PSOE, but it would continue to depend on Vox.

Yes, the

, which only offers an estimate of the vote without distribution of seats in the Andalusian Parliament, gives the sum of the leftists (37.7% to 43.9%) a higher vote intention than that of the popular ones alone (35, 2%-38.4%).

For its part, the one produced by 40dB.

For EL PAÍS, it maintains the trend observed in a first wave three weeks ago, which predicts that the PP will win the elections comfortably, adding up to 48 seats, surpassing, in this case, the entire left.

Second would be the PSOE with 33 and the third force would be Vox with 18.