Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the leader of the People's Party (PP), openly criticized the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, during a press conference following the PP's national board meeting to discuss the results of the recent Aragon elections. He expressed his belief that the electorate is growing increasingly frustrated with Sánchez, questioning, 'How many electoral slaps does he need to understand that people can no longer endure him?' This comment reflects a growing impatience among voters with the current administration.

Feijóo also issued a subtle warning to Vox without mentioning the party directly. He suggested that the election results indicated the need for responsible cooperation among political parties. This remark indicates the complexities and dynamics that exist in the Spanish political landscape, particularly the necessity for strategic alliances amidst shifting voter preferences and the rise of new political forces.

Additionally, Azcón, a prominent figure in the PP, expressed no regret over the decision to accelerate the elections in Aragon, despite the outcomes. The government has signaled that the choice to hold early elections was disadvantageous for the PP, highlighting the political ramifications of the electoral process and its implications for future governance in Spain.