With the closing of the polling stations at 8:00 p.m., All eyes are directed to the vote count that will reflect that town halls change color and which ones remain current. Just over 400,000 Huelva residents were called to the polls this Sunday, May 28 and, despite the coincidence with the El Rocío pilgrimage, participation in the province as a whole has grown compared to the 2019 municipal elections.
The color map before the recount of these elections is of a clear socialist tone, with 59 municipalities, including the capital and the Provincial Council, both with an absolute majority. The PP has 11. Adelante, the brand with which IU and Podemos competed in 2019, has two mayoralties.
The scrutiny It is done by extracting the president, one by one, the envelopes from the corresponding urn. and reading out loud the name of the candidacy or, where appropriate, the name of the voted candidates. The president will reveal each ballot, once read, to the members, auditors and representatives.
If any notary in the exercise of his duties, representative of the list or member of any candidacy has doubts about the content of a ballot read by the president, You may request it on the spot for examination and you must be allowed to examine it.
Once this process is completed, three copies of the minutes signed by the president and the two board members who have previously signed the results will be made. These three copies of the minutes Each one will be delivered to a different place: one will be delivered to the nearest Court of First Instance, another to a Post Office employee (who will take it to the Central Electoral Board) and another to the representative of the Administration.
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