23-J's recent debate drew impressive audience data: an average of 4.1 million viewers and an audience share of 34.6%.

Even with the absence of a PP filter, Alberto Nunez Figo, The final debate on 23-J gathered a large number of spectators. The encounter between Pedro Sanchez (PSOE), Yolanda Diaz (add) f Santiago Abascal (Vox) was broadcast on Wednesday evening simultaneously on La 1 and on the 24-hour TVE channel, with an average audience of 4.1 million viewers and a screen share of 34.6%, according to the report. quintal.

Specifically, this election space generated 3,460,000 viewers in La 1 and an audience share of 28.8%. While on the channel 24 hours, it added another 696,000 viewers, which is 5.8% more screen share. The golden minute, the one that gathered the largest audience at the same time, occurred at 10:55 p.m., when 4.6 million viewers (and a 36.8% share) were waiting for the three-way showdown to be broadcast on both RTVE channels.

The scope of discussion among the Spanish population was greater. In total, 7.8 million people tuned in to the meeting on public channels at some point during the night. The most followed regions were the Community of Madrid (46.2% of the audience) and Asturias (41.4%). Instead, it was Catalonia (21.1%) and the islands that aroused less interest from viewers: the Balearic Islands (23.6%) and the Canary Islands (25.1%). In all cases, they are an audience well above average for the leading channel. Antena 3’s average share is 13% so far in July.

even private The Night in 24 Hours: Post-Discussion The broadcast was made on La 1 with very favorable information for the channel: 1.5 million viewers on average and an audience share of 19.5%. The rest of the shows on public channels were overshadowed by the discussion. No program on La 2, Antena 3, Telecinco, Cuatro, and La Sexta came close to 8% overnight.

At the beginning of the month discussion Between Pedro Sanchez and Alberto Nunez Figo It has amassed an average of 5,910,000 million viewers on Atresmedia, with 46.5% screen share, according to Barlovento Consulting with data from Kantar Media. This was the worst outcome in a global sense of the debate between the two presidential candidates since the first was held in 1993 between Felipe González and José María Aznar.

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