The six polling stations in Casares now have their members, appointed by computer draw. For the general elections on November 29, 4,962 residents will be able to vote.
The Casares Town Hall has appointed the individuals who will form the six polling stations in the municipality through a computer draw. The appointment took place during the plenary session held this past day.
According to the electoral roll as of July 30, 4,962 residents will be able to vote in the general elections on November 29. The stations will be distributed among the three population centres of the municipality.
In Casares Costa, three stations will be set up, to which 2,158 people are summoned. In Casares Pueblo, there will be two stations for 1,843 voters, and in El Secadero, one station will be installed for 961 voters.
Each station will consist of a president and two members, with two substitutes for each of these positions. The selected individuals will receive an official notification at their home informing them of their appointment.
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