The National Statistics Institute publishes the polling stations and venues for Guadalajara

The National Statistics Institute (INE) has published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Guadalajara the list of sections, polling stations, and electoral venues for the municipalities of the province for the general elections of November 2026. The announcement, disseminated by the Provincial Delegation of the Electoral Census Office of Guadalajara, is based on the census closed as of August 1, 2026, and opens a six-day period for filing claims.

The publication appears in the BOP of Guadalajara No. 194, dated October 12, 2026, in an extraordinary edition, and is supported by Article 24.1 of Organic Law 5/1985, of June 19, on the General Electoral Regime (LOREG), which assigns the provincial delegations of the Electoral Census Office the task of determining the number and boundaries of the sections and polling stations, after consulting the city councils. The document is dated in Guadalajara on October 12, 2026, and bears the signature of the provincial delegate, Marta Rubio Sanjuán.

The list covers the municipalities of the province, numbered from 001 (Abánades) to 335 (Zorita de los Canes), and includes special polling station 901 (Semillas). Residents abroad all vote at a special polling station formed by the Provincial Electoral Board.

Six days to claim the delimitation

According to Article 24.3 of the LOREG, voters have the six days following the publication to file claims against the delimitation carried out before the Provincial Electoral Board, which will issue a final resolution within five days.

• Six days from today to claim before the Provincial Electoral Board.
• Five days for the Board to issue a final resolution.
• Reference census: closed as of August 1, 2026.

How to check the assigned polling station and venue

Voters may go to their city council or the Provincial Delegation of the Electoral Census Office, located at Avda. de Castilla nº 7B Local, or call the toll-free number 900.34.32.32.

• With Cl@ve: sede.ine.gob.es/ce-internet1.
• Without prior identification (CER): sede.ine.gob.es/ce-mesas, providing the province, municipality, and the initial of the first surname.

Venues of the most populated municipalities

In the capital, Guadalajara, the list distributes voters among five districts and dozens of polling stations located in school, social, and cultural centers.

• Guadalajara: I.E.S. Liceo Caracense, C.P. Rufino Blanco, Colegio Santa Ana, C.P. Alvarfañez de Minaya, C.P. Alcarria, C.P. Pedro Sanz Vázquez, Escuela Oficial de Idiomas, I.E.S. Aguas Vivas, Colegio La Muñeca, Colegio Las Lomas, C.P. Cardenal Mendoza, I.E.S. Castilla, Colegio Niña María (Adoratrices), C.P. San Pedro Apóstol, C.P. Badiel, Colegio Padres Salesianos, I.E.S. José Luis Sampedro, C.P. El Doncel, Centro Social Amistad, C.P. Ocejón, C.P. Isidro Almazán (Manantiales), I.E.S. Luis de Lucena, Centro Cultural “El Lavadero” (Iriepal) and Centro Social (Taracena).
• Azuqueca de Henares: Antigua Guardería Municipal “8 de Marzo”, C.P. La Paz, C.P. Placida Herranz, Polideportivo “Arroyo Vallejo”, El Foro, Centro de Artes de Azuqueca (CAAZ), C.P. “Virgen de la Soledad”, C.P. La Paloma and Centro de Ocio “Río Henares”.
• Molina de Aragón: Antiguo Instituto Santo Tomás de Aquino.
• Sigüenza: C.P. S. Antonio Portaceli.

The publication affects all voters in the province, who from today and for six days may verify if their section, polling station, and electoral venue are correct and, if applicable, file a claim before the census is definitively closed for the general elections of November 2026.

Source: BOP de Guadalajara, nº 194, October 12, 2026, State Administration, pp. 1-21 (official reference: 2026_2642).