Residents of Sant Antoni de Portmany can now check online where they will need to vote in Spain's general election on Sunday, 29 November 2026, thanks to a new electoral census consultation service launched by the Town Hall.
The digital tool allows eligible voters to quickly identify their assigned polling station, electoral section and table without having to visit the municipal offices in person.
To access the service, users simply need to enter their Spanish National Identity Document (DNI) number and date of birth through the dedicated online form.
The initiative is intended to make it easier for residents to verify their voting arrangements ahead of election day, particularly as the municipality prepares to accommodate more than 18,000 registered voters.
How to Check Where You Vote in Sant Antoni
The consultation service is available through the Sant Antoni Town Hall website and has been designed to provide voters with their electoral information through a straightforward online process.
To use the tool, residents need to:
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Access the municipality's electoral census consultation service.
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Enter their DNI number.
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Provide their date of birth.
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Submit the information to check their assigned polling arrangements.
The results allow voters to identify the electoral college, section and table where they are registered to cast their ballot.
The service is particularly useful for anyone who wants to confirm their voting location before 29 November rather than waiting until election day.
Online consultation: https://censelectoral.santantoni.net
18,355 Voters and 31 Electoral Tables Across Sant Antoni
According to the Town Hall, a total of 18,355 registered electors will be eligible to vote in Sant Antoni de Portmany in the upcoming general election.
To accommodate the electorate, the municipality will make available:
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18,355 registered voters
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31 electoral tables
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10 polling locations
The tables will be distributed across ten electoral colleges throughout the municipality.
These arrangements are part of the local organisation of the general election, ensuring that voters are assigned to specific polling locations and tables according to their registration details.
Important: The Electoral Register Was Closed on 1 August 2026
One of the most important details for voters concerns the date used to establish the electoral register for these elections.
The census applicable to the 29 November general election was closed on 1 August 2026.
This means that anyone who registered a change of municipality or changed their address within Sant Antoni after that date must vote according to their previous registered address.
For example, someone who moved to a different neighbourhood within Sant Antoni after 1 August should not automatically assume that their polling station has changed.
Their assigned municipality, polling location and electoral table will correspond to the address recorded in the electoral register used for this election.
This is particularly important for people who have moved recently and may otherwise travel to the wrong polling station on election day.
The Town Hall therefore recommends checking the assigned voting location in advance.
Who Can Vote in the 29 November General Election?
According to the municipal announcement, eligible voters must be Spanish citizens aged 18 or over, have the recognised right to vote and be registered in the electoral census.
Registration in the census is essential for exercising the right to vote.
The electoral register contains the information used to determine which polling station and table correspond to each eligible voter.
General Election Takes Place on Sunday, 29 November
Spain's general election will take place on Sunday, 29 November 2026, when voters will elect representatives to the Congress of Deputies and the Senate.
Polling stations across Spain are scheduled to open at 09:00 and close at 20:00.
In Sant Antoni, the Town Hall's new online service offers residents a convenient way to confirm their electoral details before the day of voting.
With 18,355 electors registered across the municipality and 31 tables distributed among ten polling locations, checking the correct address and table in advance can help avoid unnecessary journeys and confusion on election day.
Residents can access the municipal consultation service at https://censelectoral.santantoni.net using their DNI number and date of birth.