Overview
- Compromís has scheduled coordinated pre-campaign events in 19 localities on May 22–23 and the València rally on May 23 at Paseo de la Malva-Rosa is expected to go ahead without Mónica Oltra unless plans change at the last minute.
- Oltra publicly confirmed her intention to run on March 28 but she has not been formally ratified as the coalition’s mayoral candidate, leaving her position unresolved inside the party.
- Més Compromís disputes the executive’s authority to appoint a candidate without broader ratification and had proposed an extraordinary assembly for May 23 to elect Oltra, but that assembly has not been convened.
- Oltra’s team says she received the València invitation as an ordinary member via a newsletter, a step they interpret as a signal that the party does not want her in a leading role.
- Councillor Sergi Campillo resigned his city council seat saying it was a planned change after 15 years, and party tensions over list composition and control could affect Compromís’s unity and its housing-focused campaign work such as a rent-cap signature drive.