Spain held parliamentary elections on the 23rd, with approximately 37.5 million voters nationwide voting to determine the ownership of 350 seats in the House of Representatives and 208 seats in the Senate. The voting starts at 9:00 am and ends at 20:00 on the same day, and the results of the vote counting are expected to be announced that evening. More than 22000 polling stations have been established throughout Spain. In addition, according to the Spanish postal system, about 2.47 million people successfully voted through Postal voting. According to a poll released by Spanish media on the 17th, the right-wing Spanish party, the People's Party, is expected to win this election, but it is expected to struggle to achieve the absolute majority of seats required for independent government formation. Therefore, the People's Party may form an alliance with the far-right party, the Voice Party, to form a cabinet together. In the 2019 parliamentary elections, Spain's left-wing party, the Socialist Party of Workers, failed to secure an absolute majority in parliament and ultimately formed a coalition government with another left-wing party, the "We Can" party. (New News Agency)