Where you live matters. But is it so important as to be the phenomenon that causes the re-emergence of right-wing parties? By geo-localizing the inequalities of the administrative boundaries in Spain, a de-centralized country, I perform a natural experiment taking advantage of the exposure variations. I exploit these differences by a Geographic Regression Discontinuity approach, which allows to estimate how the territorial distribution failure has produced an increase in the right-wing voting in the 2019 elections. As a result, the more affected voters seem to react against the current situation by seeking a reversion to previous territorial stages, similar to the situation generated after the economic crises. Therefore, this context is reflected in the vote for pro-recentralization parties, which in Spain are represented by right-wing forces.