Interviews and polls suggest many potential supporters of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez are too angry about the status quo and perceived failings of his government to back his Socialists. Sanchez called a snap election last month, betting that anger over housing and fear of the far right would unite left-wing voters.
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