fonts Electoral Census Bureau confirmed Exterior to Spain that the week of 21 to 25 March sent the application forms of documentation to the registered electoral vote as well as details about the new voting procedure established by the reform of the Electoral Act .
Moreover, Central Electoral Board (JEC) confirmed that all postal items are made in the electoral process, both the documentation and sending the absentee ballot to the consular offices "should be free. This was agreed at its meeting on March 3 to a survey conducted by the Electoral Census Office itself.
The JEC believes that despite the change in the Loreg, which has eliminated the involvement of Post in the process, "shipments of electoral documentation of English voters residing abroad shall be free, not only because Article 11 of Royal Decree 605/1999 of 16 April regulating complementary to the electoral process has not been repealed, but, above all, because Article 118 of the Loreg generally provides free status of all proceedings relating to the electoral process and, in particular, reiterates that the procedure free voting by correspondence as provided for in Articles 72 to 74 Loreg. "
The JEC also states that should be the Ministry of Interior, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, who "take the measures necessary to ensure that you understand the gratuity of these voters to vote enshrined in our electoral law."
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Moreover, the JEC has also established that those enrolled in the CERA, not being considered as voters in municipal elections, may not be candidates in this election.
Source: Spain Abroad.
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