Spanish political partyFrente Amplio
Frente Amplio ideology
The estimated position of Frente Amplio on the twelve axes of the 12 Axes test, ahead of Spain's general election on 29 November 2026.
Frente Amplio (Broad Front) is the left-wing alliance replacing the Sumar coalition at this election. It brings together Movimiento Sumar, Izquierda Unida, Más Madrid, Catalunya en Comú, Chunta Aragonesista and Verdes Equo, with Ada Colau heading the list; its parties won 23 of Sumar's 31 seats in 2023 and have been junior partners in Pedro Sánchez's government. It supports public housing and rent caps, a shorter working week, higher taxes on large fortunes, green policies and a plurinational Spain.
- Leader or candidate
- Ada Colau (head of list)
- Founded
- 2026
- Seats in 2023
- 23
- European group
- The Left / Greens-EFA
- Scope
- Nationwide
Frente Amplio ideology on twelve axes
Government
Structure · Federal
Representation · Strongly democratic
Power · Liberal
Diplomacy
Intervention · Cooperative
Military · Pacifist
Immigration · Pluralist
Economy
Economy · Socialist
Control · Interventionist
Trade · Balanced
Society
Religion · Secular
Culture · Strongly progressive
Technology · Balanced
Frente Amplio on the political compass
Libertarian left
Economic −5.4 · Authority −4.6
Economic runs from −10 (left) to +10 (right), authority from −10 (libertarian) to +10 (authoritarian). Both come from the Economy and Power axes; a score in the Balanced band counts as centre. How the political compass works
Countries are placed by how they are governed today, and figures by what they argued for and did. The placements are editorial estimates, and the three matches are separate comparisons. Methodology
Parties closest to Frente Amplio
Closest ideology
Social Liberalism88% close
Of the 38 ideologies in the 12 Axes test, Social Liberalism is the closest to the estimated position of Frente Amplio on economy, power, intervention and culture.
Compare with every partyQuestions about Frente Amplio
What is the Frente Amplio ideology?
Frente Amplio (Broad Front) is the left-wing alliance replacing the Sumar coalition at this election. It brings together Movimiento Sumar, Izquierda Unida, Más Madrid, Catalunya en Comú, Chunta Aragonesista and Verdes Equo, with Ada Colau heading the list; its parties won 23 of Sumar's 31 seats in 2023 and have been junior partners in Pedro Sánchez's government. It supports public housing and rent caps, a shorter working week, higher taxes on large fortunes, green policies and a plurinational Spain.
Where is Frente Amplio on the political compass?
By our estimate, Frente Amplio sits in the Libertarian left area (economic −5.4, authority −4.6), on a scale from −10 to +10 on each axis.
Which party is closest to the Frente Amplio ideology?
On the quiz's twelve axes, the party closest to Frente Amplio is Podemos. The list above shows the five closest parties with their closeness.
How do I know if I am close to the Frente Amplio ideology?
Take the 36-statement political quiz. When you finish, this page and the Spain election quiz page will show how close you are to Frente Amplio and to every other party.