Spanish elections and politics

[Bacon King]

how likely is Pablo Iglesias being elected Prime Minister with these results?

[Bacon King]

which party is the one that's a PODEMOS affiliate without have PODEMOS in the name? ECP?

[Bacon King]

Do we know where those results are coming from? If they're representative, this looks like a major failure for Podemos.

http://resultados2016.infoelecciones.es/99CO/DCO99000CM.htm?lang=es

click on the comunidades tab - Madrid is only 3.66% in but that's the only place without much reporting

[Bacon King]

Right now the municipality of Madrid is at 10.3% and the municipality of Barcelona at 19.7%. The count in the Canaries started one hour later and there's less than 1% reported.

I see Barcelona at 46,45% reporting?

[Bacon King]

47% in
PSOE       23.96%        94
Podomos  21.39%        69 

is it just me or is that a huge seat disparity for two parties so close together in the popular vote?

[Bacon King]

98.06% counted. PP/C's/PNV/PNC still at 175. One additional vote still necessary for the formation of a right-wing government.

I don't think that coalition would be remotely feasible in the slightest?

[Bacon King]

98.06% counted. PP/C's/PNV/PNC still at 175. One additional vote still necessary for the formation of a right-wing government.

I don't think that coalition would be remotely feasible in the slightest?

Why's that? PNV and PNC both have histories of backing PP governments when Aznar was President (and are basically right-wing parties), and the relations haven't changed since that time. CiU also backed Aznar, but since their descendant party is pro-Catalan independence I don't think PP can find any support there.

C's -- in addition to also being a right-wing force -- have said they'll only negotiate with PP if the leader is not Rajoy, which seems like the biggest problem to this coalition if they can get up to an actual majority with the final results.

What other option is even remotely capable of approaching government formation?

all other reasons aside, C's whole deal is being completely opposed to regional nationalism