A third election would break Spain's political deadlock: poll

Spain would finally get a stable government led by the center-right People's Party (PP) if it held its third national election in a year, a poll suggested in Sunday. Two inconclusive votes have left Spain in political limbo since December - and parties are still trying to cobble together a workable coalition after the last election in June. The closely-watched monthly poll did not spell out how many parliamentary seats PP would be able to take with that proportion of votes.