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Raspay voters will have free bus Yecla to vote.
24,543 voters can exercise their right to vote in Yecla through the 40 polling stations to be established this Sunday 22 May for municipal and regional elections.
This represents more than 962 voters last election day, during the 2008 general elections.
Yecla City Council will launch a special of 12 representatives of government, to work in the 5 polling stations (IES Azorín and Herratillas Schools, San José de Calasanz, Méndez Núñez and Peace) which are distributed polling.
Voters in the hamlet of Yecla Raspay may move to in order to vote, at eleven o'clock or five o'clock in the afternoon, in a free bus provided by the City.
To exercise the right to vote, the voter must submit the original, but this expired, any of the following documents: National Identity Document (DNI), passport, driving license, green card, when in case of an alien.
The Autonomous Community has set up a free mobile short messages (SMS) to any citizen who wishes may follow the evolution of the participation and results of regional elections next May 22.
Those interested in receiving this information on their phones can register until May 20, the electoral portal http://elecciones2011.carm.es, whose homepage is inserted a direct link with the space you must register by entering just the phone number where you want to receive messages.
The Communications Office of the City of Yecla provide timely, since the opening of polling stations at 9.00 pm on incidents and participation at 14.00, 18.00 and 20.00 hours.
And after polling stations closed at 20.00 hours, the data are coming to the city of Yecla, as you go the electoral count until the end of it in each polling place.
Municipal corporations are in public session on June 11, 1920 days after the elections.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Yecla
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