The Electoral Census Office points out four municipalities for irregular registrations

The Electoral Census Office of Guadalajara, under the National Statistics Institute, has published the list of local entities in the province flagged for irregular census registrations ahead of the General Court elections on November 29, 2026. The announcement, signed by the provincial delegate Marta Rubio Sanjuán, is published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Guadalajara number 192, corresponding to Thursday, October 8, 2026. The affected municipalities are Checa, Henche, El Olivar, and Campisábalos.

The publication is in compliance with the second point of Instruction 1/2011, of March 24, of the Central Electoral Board, regarding administrative claims relating to modifications in the electoral census that may be made by candidacy representatives during the electoral period. The list refers to the situation of the municipalities as of October 6, 2026, and is issued because it gave rise to the communication to the Central Electoral Board referred to in article 30.c) of Organic Law 5/1985, of June 19, on the General Electoral Regime.

Four municipalities of the province on the list

The announcement identifies four local entities, all of them from the province of Guadalajara, without any smaller local entity being indicated:

• Checa
• Henche
• El Olivar
• Campisábalos

The list is published under the heading “Irregular census registrations” and is framed within the State Administration, inside the announcements section of the provincial gazette.

Unjustified requirements or lack of response

The document details two possible causes for inclusion in the list, referenced with an asterisk in the official table:

• Having received a response from the City Council to the OCE requirements regarding significant increases in the number of residents that were not justified.
• Not having received a response from the City Council to the OCE requirements within the established deadlines.

The announcement does not break down which specific cause corresponds to each of the four municipalities, therefore the individual assignment is not explicitly stated in the published text.

Appeal process for candidacies

The gazette reminds that the form for challenging the electoral census of a constituency by candidacy representatives is available on the INE website (www.ine.es), in the section for the General Court elections of November 29, 2026, within the Electoral Census area, as well as in the Electoral Census procedures of the electronic office.

The announcement is dated in Guadalajara on October 6, 2026, and bears the signature of the provincial delegate of the Electoral Census Office, Marta Rubio Sanjuán.

The publication anticipates the period during which candidacies may claim against census modifications, a procedure that may lead to formal challenges and directly affects the number of residents counted in each municipality. For the residents of Checa, Henche, El Olivar, and Campisábalos, the notice implies that their census registry remains under administrative observation ahead of the electoral appointment on November 29, with the consequent potential effect on the composition of the census and on the validity of the candidacies running in the constituency.

Source: Official Gazette of the Province of Guadalajara, No. 192, October 8, 2026, Section I (State Administration) (official reference: 2026_2605; verification code ce67a8e63d86d3de54ddd81f36e338a20251db4d).