Politics · Spain · 1 hr ago
Voters can check their registration and polling station for Spain’s 29 November election
Spain’s general election is scheduled for 29 November, and the process for checking voter registration is under way.
Spanish citizens of voting age who are on the electoral register can vote, whether they live in Spain or abroad.
Municipal councils and consulates will display the current electoral lists for eight days starting on 12 October.
The electoral office will also send voters a census card showing their registration details and the polling section and table assigned to them.
Voters can check polling locations and tables online without a digital certificate, but need one to view their personal registration details.
Anyone who finds they are wrongly included or left off the register can file a complaint with the provincial electoral office during the display period.
People who have moved or are voting for the first time are advised to check their details carefully.
Spain’s 29 November election is for the Cortes Generales.
Voters can check where they are registered and which polling station and table they are assigned to.
Municipalities and consulates will display current electoral rolls for eight days starting 12 October.
The Electoral Census Office will send voters a card with their registration and polling details.
Individual registration details can also be checked online with a digital certificate.
- Who
- Spanish citizens of voting age who are registered on the electoral roll, including residents in Spain and abroad.
- What
- Voters can check their electoral registration and assigned polling station and table for the 29 November election.
- When
- The election is on 29 November. Electoral rolls go on display from 12 October for eight days.
- Where
- At municipalities and consulates, or online through the National Statistics Institute’s website.
- Why
- Not stated
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Voters who have changed address or are voting for the first time should especially check whether their details are correct.
Municipalities and consulates begin displaying current electoral rolls for eight days.
Spain is scheduled to hold elections to the Cortes Generales.
- Election date
- 29 November
- Roll display begins
- 12 October
- Display period
- Eight days
- Online polling-place lookup
- INE website; no digital certificate needed
- Individual registration lookup
- Digital certificate required








