The Electoral Census publishes the polling stations and venues for November 29

The Provincial Delegation of the Electoral Census Office of Ciudad Real, under the National Statistics Institute, has published the complete list of sections, polling stations, and electoral venues in the province for the General Court elections on November 29, 2026. The list is disseminated via Announcement number 3279 of the Official Gazette of the Province of Ciudad Real, number 196, dated October 12, 2026, and is signed by the provincial delegate, Gema Alcázar Sánchez.

The publication complies with the publicity mandate for the census and the organization of voting established by Organic Law 5/1985, of June 19, on the General Electoral Regime. The elections were called by Royal Decree 806/2026, published in the Official State Gazette on October 6, 2026. The same issue of the provincial gazette records the constitution, on October 9, of the seven Zonal Electoral Boards of the province (announcements 3280 to 3286).

The list occupies pages 17 to 28 of the issue and organizes the information into seven columns: municipality, district, section, polling station, letters, venue, and address. It covers the 98 municipalities of the province, numbered from 001 (Abenójar) to 098 (Viso del Marqués), and four entities with their own numbering: 901 El Robledo, 902 Ruidera, 903 Arenales de San Gregorio, and 904 Llanos del Caudillo.

How each polling station is identified

The document assigns a letter and an alphabetical range of voters to each polling station. The letter U (unique) designates stations that group the entire census of the section, while split sections are divided into two or three stations with ranges such as A-K and L-Z, A-F, G-M and N-Z, or A-L and M-Z. Each row also indicates the venue and its postal address, so that the voter can locate their polling point using the district, section, and letter appearing on their census card.

Ciudad Real capital distributes voting among 28 venues and five districts

The capital is the only town with five electoral districts and distributes its polling stations among 28 venues. Among them are:

• Ciudad Real City Council (plaza Mayor 1) and School of Arts and Crafts (plaza de la Provincia 1).
• Los Ángeles Social Center (calle Madrid 6), Ciudad Real Youth Space (calle Barcelona 4) and Larache Neighborhood Center (calle Melilla 7).
• Old Casino of Ciudad Real (calle Caballeros 3), Carlos Eraña School (calle Bernardo Balbuena 2) and Jorge Manrique School (ronda de Alarcos 19).
• San Francisco Javier School (calle Zarza 8), Juan de Ávila Social Center (calle Guadalajara 9) and San Francisco de Asís School (ronda del Carmen 56).
• Juan de Ávila Institute (ronda de Calatrava 1), Municipal Market (calle Postas 8) and María Pacheco Primary School (calle Cañas 1).
• El Torreón Social Center (calle Pozo Concejo 6), El Pilar Social Center (calle D. Pedro Pardo García 3) and Nuestra Señora del Prado School (paseo Carlos Eraña 15).
• José María de la Fuente Civic Center (calle Alemania 7), La Poblachuela Cultural Center, Valverde Social Center and Las Casas Social Center.

Schools, pavilions and civic centers in large towns

In Puertollano (071), the census is distributed among about twenty locations, such as the Gonzalo de Berceo Public School, the Leonardo da Vinci Secondary School, the San Juan Bosco School (Salesians), the Inmaculada School (Repsol) and the Galileo Galilei Secondary School. Tomelloso (082) uses the Carmelo Cortes School, the Embajadores School and the Félix Grande Public School.

Alcázar de San Juan (005) enables the Tierno Galván Public Education Center, the Official Language School, the El Santo School Group, the Alces School Group and the La Pradera Neighborhood Center. In Daimiel (039), the San Isidro Public School, the Infante Don Felipe Public School, the Azuer Occupational Center and the Water Center are listed; in Manzanares (053), the Altagracia School, the Álvarez de Sotomayor Institute and the Nuevo Manzanares Social Center.

Valdepeñas (087) opens the Youth Center, the Municipal Social Services Center, the La Confianza Cultural Center, the Maternidad Primary School and the Mills Museum. In Bolaños de Calatrava (023), the Sports Pavilion on the Torralba road concentrates seven tables, and in Villarrubia de los Ojos (096), voting takes place at the Women’s Center, the House of Culture, the Music School and the Youth Center.

Small municipalities: a single table in the social center or the city council

Most municipalities have a single polling station covering the A-Z range. This is the case for Abenójar, which votes at the Social Center in Plaza de la Constitución and at the Town Hall; Alamillo, at the Municipal Hall on Calle Nueva; Albaladejo, at the Santiago Apóstol Public School; Cabezarados, at the Multipurpose Social Center on Calle Ramón y Cajal; and Cabezarrubias del Puerto, at the Recreational Circle on Calle Escuelas. In the smaller entities, El Robledo votes at the House of Culture, Ruidera at the Municipal Auditorium, Arenales de San Gregorio at the Social Center, and Llanos del Caudillo at the Day Center.

This list is the official reference that voters in the province must consult to confirm their polling station before November 29. Any change of venue or polling station compared to previous calls requires reviewing the assigned district, section, and letter, data which also appear on the census card sent by the Electoral Census Office.

Source: Official Gazette of the Province of Ciudad Real, number 196, of October 12, 2026, state administration, pp. 17-28 (official reference: Announcement number 3279).