Lliçà d'Amunt holds general elections on November 29

Citizens are called to vote at 28 polling stations spread across three main electoral colleges in the municipality.

Generic image of a ballot box with a hand casting a vote, with a Catalan town hall facade in the background.
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Generic image of a ballot box with a hand casting a vote, with a Catalan town hall facade in the background.

Next Sunday, November 29, general elections will be held in Spain, and the citizens of Lliçà d'Amunt are called to exercise their right to vote to choose their representatives.

Voting will begin at 9 AM and will be continuous until 8 PM. All Spanish citizens of legal age registered in the electoral roll, both residents in Spain and abroad, are eligible to vote.
In Lliçà d'Amunt, the electoral roll has 12,573 electors who will be distributed across 28 polling stations. These stations will be located in the following electoral colleges: the Municipal Building of Folch i Torres (with 10 stations), the Ca l’Artigues Civic Center (with 4 stations) and the Ca l’Artigues Social Hall (with 3 stations), and the Palaudàries Senior Center (with 11 stations).
Postal voting can be requested at Correos (Spanish Post) offices or online through their website, using an electronic ID or a valid digital certificate like id-CAT. The requirements are the same as for in-person voting: being of legal age on election day and being registered in the electoral roll. The deadline to submit postal votes at a Correos office is November 19. Once the application is accepted, in-person voting will not be possible.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Lliçà d'Amunt (19/10/2026)