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Correos explains how to request postal voting in Dénia for the 29 November general election

Correos has detailed the procedure and deadlines for requesting and casting postal votes in Dénia ahead of the general election on 29 November 2026.

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Saturday 10 October 2026, 14:15 · 2 min read
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Correos explains how to request postal voting in Dénia for the 29 November general election
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Residents of Dénia who wish to vote by post in the forthcoming general election have until 19 November 2026 to submit their application, according to information from Correos. The process can be completed in two ways: by visiting a Correos office in person with an original ID card, passport or driving licence, or online via the official Correos website using a digital certificate or electronic national ID card. For those opting for the in-person procedure, the postal operator provides an appointment booking service.

Once the application is registered, the Electoral Register Office will verify the applicant's details and process the corresponding certificate. From then on, and from 9 November onwards, ballot papers, electoral envelopes, the census certificate and the necessary instructions to complete the vote will be sent to voters. This documentation must be collected in person, with proof of identity, at the address specified by each voter.

How and when to submit your vote

The deadline for submitting the vote is 25 November. The envelope must be delivered to a Correos office for registered delivery, a free service; it cannot be posted in an ordinary mailbox. The in-person voting day for those who have not chosen this option will be 29 November.

Correos warns of an important point for those starting the process: once the postal voting application is accepted, the elector loses the right to vote in person on election day, even if they ultimately do not send their vote by this method.

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