Podemos has wrapped up its campaign in Aragón with a high-profile rally featuring national leaders Ione Belarra and Irene Montero, alongside feminist journalist Cristina Fallarás, in support of candidate María Goikoetxea. The rally aimed to galvanize disenchanted voters, particularly those from the Socialist Party, and to garner support from other left-leaning options to maintain their sole seat in the regional parliament amid predictions of their potential disappearance following recent polling.

The three coalitions, which came together under the 'Sumar' brand in the general elections, including Podemos-Alianza Verde, Chunta Aragonesista, and Izquierda Unida-Movimiento Sumar, have run a campaign described as uneventful and devoid of major headlines. Their strategy has primarily focused on attacking the right, rather than invigorating their own base or differentiating themselves from the PSOE. This approach could reflect a pragmatic decision in the face of dwindling popularity, as they aim to secure their political future in the region.

As the electoral climate becomes increasingly competitive, the effectiveness of Podemos' strategy will be tested at the ballot box. Their ability to convert this final push into voter turnout will be critical in determining whether they can maintain their presence in Aragón's Cortes, and how they might reshape the left's dynamics in Spanish politics moving forward.