The Zonal Electoral Board for the general elections on November 29 has been constituted in Córdoba

The Zonal Electoral Board of Córdoba has been definitively constituted in relation to the elections to the General Courts to be held on November 29, 2026, convened by the Royal Decree of the President of the Government 806/2026, of October 5 (BOE of the 6th). This was announced by the secretary of the body, Pablo José Pastor Agudo, through an edict published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Córdoba number 219, of November 12, 2026, in the Electoral Administration section.

Composition of the body

The edict, with official reference BOP-A-2026-3815 and dated in Córdoba on November 6, 2026, details the nominal list of the Board’s members, which combines members of judicial origin and non-judicial members:

• President: María Revuelta Merino, magistrate of seat number 5 of the Criminal Section of the Court of First Instance of Córdoba.
• Judicial members: Luis Rabasa Aguilar-Tablada, magistrate of seat number 5 of the Instruction Section of the Court of First Instance of Córdoba, and Eva Álvarez Donoso, magistrate of seat number 1 of the Civil Section of the same court.
• Non-judicial members: Eduardo García Bala and Miguel Orense Moreno, law graduates residing in Córdoba.
• Secretary: Pablo José Pastor Agudo, lawyer of the Administration of Justice and director of the General Common Service of the Court of First Instance of Córdoba.

The designation of the non-judicial members is carried out, according to the official text, “with the non-judicial members designated before the Provincial Electoral Board of Córdoba”, which links the constitution of the zonal board with the provincial level of the electoral administration.

Regulatory framework and precedents

The constitution is framed within the Organic Law 5/1985, of June 19, on the General Electoral Regime (LOREG), whose articles 11 and 14 regulate the formation of the zonal electoral boards and the constitutive session, while article 17 mandates the publication of the constitution in the official provincial gazette and its communication to the High Court of Justice of Andalusia and the provincial board. This is the same procedure applied in the preceding weeks in the remaining districts of the province: Cabra and Baena did so on October 9, Priego de Córdoba on October 15, and Posadas published its edict in the BOP 198/26.

The publication of this edict closes the internal organizational phase of the body in the capital and now allows the formal action of the Board in matters such as the proclamation of candidacies, the designation of representatives, and the resolution of claims.

Territorial scope and campaign operations

The Zonal Electoral Board of Córdoba extends its jurisdiction over a demarcation of fourteen municipal districts, according to the list published in the Official Gazette of the Province number 204, dated October 21, 2026:

• Adamuz (including the minor local entity of Algallarín), Bujalance, Cañete de las Torres, Cardeña (including Azuel and Venta del Charco), El Carpio, Castro del Río, Córdoba, Espejo, Montoro, Obejo (including Cerro Muriano), Pedro Abad, Villa del Río, Villafranca de Córdoba, and Villaviciosa de Córdoba.

The same announcement designates the official venues and public spaces reserved for campaign events, which run from November 13 to 27, and establishes that reservations for public schools, municipal civic centers, and the Góngora Theater must be submitted 72 hours in advance on a business day.

Closing

With the constitution of the Zonal Board of Córdoba, the body that channels virtually all incidents of voting day and the campaign becomes operational in the capital: from electoral propaganda to claims and the proclamation of results within the constituency. For the fourteen affected municipalities, the edict serves as the formal reference to be addressed during the three remaining weeks until November 29, 2026.

Source: Official Gazette of the Province of Córdoba, no. 219, November 12, 2026, Electoral Administration, p. 16099 (official reference: BOP-A-2026-3815).