Overview
- Frente Amplio has adopted the slogan “Un voto como una casa” and laid out a campaign that makes housing and redistribution its central pitch to voters.
- The coalition says it will concentrate resources on roughly 15 battleground provinces where it believes passing a 10% vote share could roughly double its current number of parliamentary seats.
- Pablo Bustinduy is serving as campaign spokesperson and Ada Colau leads the electoral lists, with Yolanda Díaz expected to take part in the campaign; the itinerary includes a main act in Barcelona and a final rally in Madrid.
- The campaign budget is reported at €1.6 million, financed by advance subsidies, donations and party contributions, with about €1.1 million for ordinary costs and €530,000 for propaganda and outreach.
- Policy proposals include a tax on large owners, measures to free up 1.3 million homes for affordable rent, expropriations of flats held by vulture funds, higher taxes on great fortunes and raising the minimum pension toward the SMI, a package meant to appeal to working‑class voters and contest seats with PP and Vox.