Ceuta publishes the electoral sections and polling stations for November 29

The Provincial Delegation of the Electoral Census Office in Ceuta has made public the list of electoral sections, their boundaries, their venues, and the corresponding polling stations for the General Elections to be held on November 29, 2026. The resolution, signed by the INE delegate Irene Menchén Benítez on October 6, is published in the Official Gazette of the Autonomous City of Ceuta number 46 extraordinary, dated October 12, 2026 (provision 94, page 1337). From the date of publication, a period of six calendar days is open to file claims before the Zonal Electoral Board of Ceuta.

The publication is supported by article 24.2 of Organic Law 5/1985, of June 19, on the General Electoral Regime, and is adopted “having heard the Illustrious City Council of Ceuta.” The list details the delimitation of each section, the assigned venue, and the corresponding polling stations, under closing code 000051701 and province 51 (Ceuta).

Claims against this delimitation are processed in accordance with articles 24.3 and 119 of the same law before the Zonal Electoral Board of Ceuta, which acts as the Provincial Electoral Board. That body was constituted in its meeting on October 9, 2026, according to the edict disseminated in the same gazette (provision 95, page 1358).

Six districts and 54 sections

The list organizes the municipality of Ceuta into six electoral districts, which group a total of 54 sections:

• District 01: sections 001 to 010.
• District 02: sections 001 to 007.
• District 03: sections 001 to 009, 011, 013, and 014.
• District 04: sections 001 to 011.
• District 05: sections 001 to 007.
• District 06: sections 001 to 007.

Each section is divided into polling stations identified by letter ranges (A-K, L-Z, A-L, M-Z, A-G, H-Z, A-H, I-Z, or U when the polling station is unique), such that the total sums to 96 electoral polling stations.

Electoral venues

The schools distributed throughout the city host the polling stations. Among the main ones are:

• Municipal Cultural Center, Teniente José Olmo Street.
• San Agustín School, Méndez Núñez Street 3.
• I.E.S. Luis de Camoens, Sargento Coriat Street 5.
• Beatriz de Silva School, Salud Tejero Street 3.
• Andrés Manjón Public School, Linares Street 3.
• Lope de Vega Public School, Azcárate Square.
• I.E.S. Siete Colinas, África Avenue 7.
• C.P. Ortega y Gasset, España Avenue.
• Maestro Juan Morejón Public School, África Avenue 20.
• I.E.S. Abyla, Barcelona Avenue.
• San Daniel School, España Avenue.
• I.E.S. Almina, Calderón de la Barca Street 28.
• C.P. Santiago Ramón y Cajal, José Santos Vilela Avenue.
• C.P. Federico García Lorca, Reyes Católicos Avenue.
• C.P. Rosalía de Castro, Barda la Libertad.
• C.E.I.P. Rey Juan Carlos I, Juan Carlos I group.
• C.P. Santa Amelia, Loma Larga road.
• C.P. Reina Sofía, Agrupación Central Street.
• C.P. Príncipe Felipe, Príncipe Felipe group.
• Príncipe Alfonso Multifunctional Building, Agrupación Este Street.
• C. P. Pablo Ruiz Picasso, Barda Benzú.

Premises of neighborhood associations are also enabled, such as the Monte Hacho Urbanization Neighborhood Assoc. Premises (Promotion), the Los Rosales Neighborhood Association Premises, and the Provincial Federation of Neighborhood Associations, in Barda O’Donnell.

Claims Period

The period is six calendar days following the publication, therefore concluding on October 18, 2026. Claims must be addressed to the Ceuta Zonal Electoral Board, presided over by Rubén Salinas Vela, with Sara Beatriz López Rodríguez and María de la Luz Lozano Gago as judicial members and Mario Higueras Durán as secretary.

The publication allows Ceuta voters to know their polling station and table in advance before November 29, and opens the formal channel to correct delimitation or assignment errors before the census is closed for the elections.

Source: Official Gazette of the Autonomous City of Ceuta, no. 46 extraordinary, October 12, 2026, General Provisions, page 1337 (official reference: provision 94).