The head of the Executive made these statements during the government control session in the Congress of Deputies, where he reiterated his intention to maintain the planned electoral calendar. Sánchez argued that the term will be fulfilled in its entirety, countering opposition pressure to advance the elections.

Following the conclusion of the regional electoral cycle with elections in Andalusia, Extremadura, Aragon, and Castilla y León, where the PP secured victories but without an absolute majority, all eyes are now on the next major electoral event. The President has been firm in dismissing any possibility of an early election.

In the Canary Islands archipelago, regional, local, and island elections are usually held concurrently. The last elections of this type took place on May 28, 2023, so the next call to the polls could be between May 23 and May 30, 2027. This means that citizens of the Canary Islands will have to wait to elect their representatives in town halls, island councils, and the regional government.

Sánchez was categorical in stating: "Governments are reached through votes, not shortcuts. There will be elections in 2027." This declaration underscores his commitment to completing the legislative term, which would conclude four years after the early general elections of July 23, 2023.