The BOP publishes the polling stations for all municipalities in Lleida

The Official Gazette of the Province of Lleida publishes this Monday, October 12, the list of electoral sections, venues, and polling stations that will be used in the elections to the General Courts in November 2026 in all municipalities of the province. It is issued by the Provincial Delegation of the Electoral Census Office in Lleida, dependent on the National Statistics Institute (INE) and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Enterprise, and occupies pages 1 to 15 of issue number 194 of the gazette, edict 8411, with the official reference CVE BOP-2026_0_194_8411. Electors have six days from the date of publication to file claims against the delimitation before the Provincial Electoral Board.

The list is made public under article 24.2 of Organic Law 5/1985, on the general electoral regime, which requires the publication of sections, venues, and polling stations before each call. The document was signed by the provincial delegate of the Electoral Census Office, Mónica Arias Arias, on October 7, 2026, and bears the entity seal of the Provincial Council of Lleida; the text is bilingual, in Catalan and Spanish.

The list alphabetically orders all municipalities in the province and, for each, indicates the district, section, subsection, table, venue, address, and postal code. It includes both large municipalities such as Lleida, Balaguer, Tàrrega, Mollerussa, Cervera, La Seu d’Urgell, Vielha e Mijaran, or Almacelles, as well as small nuclei and decentralized municipal entities.

Lleida capital: nine sections and venues distributed throughout the city

Lleida appears with nine sections (from 01 to 09) and dozens of polling stations distributed across public facilities and schools. Among the assigned venues are:

• Provincial Council, carrer del Carme 26 (section 01)
• Balàfia Civic Center, carrer de Terrassa 1 (sections 01, 06, and 07)
• CEIP Príncep de Viana, carrer d’Anselm Clavé 22
• Institut Torre Queralt and Escola Torre Queralt
• CEIP Pardinyes and Institut E.S. Pardinyes Josep Lladonosa
• CEIP Riu Segre, avinguda de Tortosa 86
• Escola Camps Elisis, carrer de Santa Cecília 1
• CEIP Frederic Godas, carrer del Riu Besòs 9
• Cappont Municipal Pavilion, carrer de la Doctora Castells
• L’Ereta Civic Center, plaça de l’Ereta
• Institute of Ilerdenc Studies, plaça de la Catedral 1
• Marist Brothers College, avinguda de Catalunya 3
• Municipal Theatre de l’Escorxador, carrer de Lluís Companys
• University of Lleida, carrer de Maragall 20
• CEIP Joan XXIII, avinguda de Pius XII 4
• CEIP Magí Morera, passeig de l’Onze de Setembre 139
• CEIP Joc de la Bola, carrer de Segòvia 5
• La Bordeta Municipal Pavilion, travessia de Sant Jordi 1
• Magraners Municipal Pavilion, carrer de Vila-rodona
• Catalan Health Service, avinguda de l’Alcalde Rovira Roure 2

The rest of the province: from La Seu d’Urgell to Les Borges Blanques

Outside the capital, the relationship assigns polling stations to all municipalities in the province. Some examples:

• Balaguer: Town Hall, La Noguera Schools, Molí de l’Esquerrà Pavilion, Carmelites Sisters College and Escolapis Fathers College
• Tàrrega: Town Hall, Urgell Regional Museum, Manuel de Pedrolo Institute, Jacint Verdaguer Public College, Alba School and Escola Pia
• Mollerussa: Trade Fair Pavilions, Canal Avenue
• Cervera: Town Hall ground floor, Jaume Balmes Schools, Mossen Josep Arques Schools and Vocational Training Institute
• La Seu d’Urgell: El Passeig Civic Center, Sant Domènec Cultural Hall, Les Monges Cultural Center ground floor, La Salle College and Regional Archive
• Vielha e Mijaran: Val d’Aran Adult Training Center, Aubert Social Local, Metdia Public College (Escunhau), Gausac Social Local and Antara Youth Center
• Les Borges Blanques: Oil Pavilion, 9 Indústria Street
• Almacelles: Multipurpose Hall, 7 Generalitat Rambla
• Solsona: Multipurpose Hall, 2 Gaudí Street
• Tremp: Casal del Tremp Pavilion, 16 Lleida Street

Six days to claim and five to resolve

The text establishes two deadlines:

• Electors may file claims against the delimitation during the six days following publication, that is, until October 18, 2026.
• The Provincial Electoral Board must issue a final ruling on these claims within a period of five days.

The document also contains an internal discrepancy: although the header and title refer to the elections to the General Courts in November 2026, the paragraph explaining the legal basis mentions the “European Parliament Elections,” a drafting error that is repeated in both linguistic versions.

The publication is the step that provides the province’s electors with the definitive information on where they must vote and opens the period to correct delimitation errors before the election date. Any elector who detects that their polling station or table does not correspond to their address may contact the Provincial Electoral Board within the deadline.

Source: Official Bulletin of the Province of Lleida, no. 194, October 12, 2026, State Administration - Ministries, pp. 1-15 (official reference: CVE BOP-2026_0_194_8411).