Polls open in Catalan election 2024: record high of 5.75 million called to vote
2,695 polling stations open across Catalonia as day starts with major commuter train disruptions
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Mail-in votes requests reach 2.6 million for July Spanish election, marking all-time high
Figure doubles in comparison to 2019's ballot, while workload in post offices rise
All set for far-right motion of no confidence in Spain with former communist as candidate
89-year-old Ramón Tamames' bid to oust PM Pedro Sánchez will start on Tuesday but has no chance of success
How to vote in the 2023 local elections – if you're not a Spanish citizen
Residents who are from the EU or countries with bilateral agreements have until January to register
Junts threaten motion of confidence if presidency investiture agreements not met
"We cannot continue like this," JxCat spokesperson says after Aragonès announces Quebec-style referendum proposal
Election result: Both Socialists and Esquerra win 33 seats as pro-indy bloc retains majority
JxCat win 32 seats, far-right enter parliament for first time and anti-capitalists CUP could be kingmakers
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68 seats needed for absolute majority not expected to be achieved by any one party
Vote counting underway for Catalan elections - live updates
Pro-independence parties to lead in seats according to exit polls
ERC would win election and pro-independence would surpass 50% of votes – exit poll
Socialists would come second in seats but would prevail in number of ballots, as far-right would make its breakthrough fighting for fourth place
Catalan election underway: Vote taking place amid Covid-19
Polling stations open from 9am to 8pm with specific times for those at risk and in quarantine
Who will win, what turnout, when results will be known: Covid-19 sure to impact election
Vote will take place, but logistics in question as campaign progresses with candidates struggling to confirm potential government coalitions
15% of adults in Catalonia are not allowed to vote on February 14
Suffrage depends on country of citizenship, not residence, with few exceptions
Six key questions for the future of Catalonia that the February 14 election will answer
A three-way race to win, the impact of Covid-19 on voter turnout, and whether pro-independence parties keep majority and finally reach 50% of votes are main conundrums