Antonio García Ferreras rubs his hands. La Sexta is called this Sunday to be again the most viewed and followed on election night. For more than ten years La Sexta has been surpassing La 1, the institutional chain in the face of political data. ORone of the reasons for that surprise It was due to the irruption of expectant formations such as Podemos and the new resources brought by the private chain: more guests and connections, which generated more intrigue, and an invention of the coverage director himself. Ferreras brought the “pactometer” to the screen. That is to say, the news was not the results themselves but the estimate of that panorama of seats. The conjectures of agreements, pacts, that clarified even more what the night threw.
Will there be a pactometer this Sunday? Of course. More than ever. Between the autonomous communities and the town halls, the leveling of political forces is more necessary than ever. La Sexta was also incorporating augmented reality and the fragmentation of the screen into different data rollers that become more useful when the data is fundamental at a local level.
There is personalized information on the Internet, but the public needs the sound of television or radio on election night.
He special of the Sixth, which will be reference, begins at 19.15 in the afternoon, with time ahead of the polling stations. García Ferreras with the team of members of the Red Hot They will lead the night with the connections with the party headquarters, with all the informative faces spread across the map and with Ana Pastor among them.
The rest of the chains take the faces of the news to their specials. About 7:30 p.m. 1 and the channel 24 Horas will begin their Special Elections with Carlos Franganillo and in the case of Antena 3 at 7:45 p.m., with Vicente Vallés. Throughout the day there are follow-up connections on La 1 and in the after-dinner news election day will be the focus of attention.
In Mediaset At 7:55 p.m. Cuatro will begin its special Four a Day weekend, with Marta Reyero and Roberto Arce, which connects at 9:00 p.m. with Telecinco, with Ángeles Blanco and José Ribagorda. The chain will develop two balance sheets of results during the Survivors gala, at 10:45 p.m. the municipal data will be reviewed and at 11:40 p.m. those of the regional ones.
Antonio Jiménez is in charge of the special in Trece, which is also an alternative on election nights for the social gathering of the chain The bell.
south channel, with the faces of the news and magazine weekends (Fernando García, Blanca Rodríguez and Desirée García-Escribano) will appeal to proximity to detail the data of the municipal elections in the main Andalusian towns, with connections throughout the day and a special that will start before the schools close at eight in the afternoon.
The radio specials They carry the voice of morning prime time: Ángels Barceló on the SER network; Carlos Herrera at COPE; Carlos Alsina in Onda Cero; and Íñigo Alfonso on Radio Nacional.
