Today there were general elections in Spain and Presidential election in Romania. In the latter, the liberal Iohannis is looking for his second term and will be challenged in the ballot by the socialdemocratic Dancila, who is a former PM of Romania.
As regards Spain, PSOE (socialist) lead the elections, confirming the same percentage of April 2019 but losing 2-4 seats. Their most probable allies, Unidos Podemos and Mas Pais, (which is born as a consequence of a division from UP), had an overall loss of 4 seats. Right wing parties, (Popular party and far right Vox) rose sharply, especially the latter which doubled its seats. However, this is in my opinion a Pirro victory as the other leg of a possible right wing coalition, Ciudadanos, lost in practice the same amount of seats earned by the other two parties. From an external view, considering I really do not understand the composition of the galaxy of small and regional parties in Spain, the net result of the elections is that right wing has increased its total number of seats by 3, so no majority will be easily found.