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Spain general election 2027

Polling day Date not yet official. 2 races. Counted by Ministry of the Interior. Times are Madrid time; hover for UTC.

Congress of Deputies 350 seats

21 Aug4 Sept18 Sept2 Oct
Election-night count
22–23 AugElection-night count: Sun 22 Aug, 21:00 → Mon 23 Aug, 06:00, precedent.
Final result
27 Aug – 4 OctFinal result: Fri 27 Aug, 10:00 → Mon 4 Oct, 23:59, announced.
announced set by law or the authorityprecedent from the last electionestimate our estimateMadrid time. Polls close in 331 days.

Government. Days from election day to the Real Decreto appointing the President of the Government (BOE): 2011 (20 Nov) to RD 1822/2011 of 20 Dec (30); Nov 2019 (10 Nov) to RD 1/2020 of 7 Jan 2020 (58); 2023 (23 Jul) to RD 828/2023 of 16 Nov (116); 2016 (26 Jun) to RD 414/2016 of 30 Oct (126). The 2015 and April 2019 elections produced no investiture and ended in repeat elections under art. 99.5 (from Wikipedia, not checked against BOE). A government market needs a deadline beyond the longest precedent and should allow for a repeat election. Precedents: 30 and 58 and 116 and 126 days from polling day.

Stage windows and their sources 3 stages, each cited
  1. Election-night count
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    precedent
    LOREG art. 84.1: voting runs 'a las nueve horas ... hasta las veinte horas', local time. On 22 Aug 2027 the peninsula, Balearics, Ceuta and Melilla are on CEST (UTC+2), closing 18:00 UTC; the Canary Islands on WEST (UTC+1), closing 19:00 UTC. The Government's provisional count comes from copies of each polling station's tally (art. 98.2, 'a los solos efectos de facilitar la información provisional'). 2023 precedent: the Ministry of the Interior's results site (resultados.generales23j.es) and app began releasing provisional Congress results 'desde las 21 horas, tras el cierre de los colegios electorales en Canarias' (La Moncloa/Interior press note, 20 Jul 2023), with the ministers' results briefing planned for about 22:30. The window's end (06:00 CEST Monday) is an ESTIMATE: the 2023 time of 100% counted was not verified. Provisional only; it excludes the votes of electors resident abroad (CERA), which are counted at the general scrutiny (art. 75).
  2. Final result
    →
    announced
    LOREG art. 103.1: the general scrutiny by each Provincial Electoral Board 'se realiza el quinto día siguiente al de la votación' (Fri 27 Aug 2027), starting at 10:00 (art. 104.2; CERA votes are counted first that morning, art. 75); art. 107.2: it must end 'no más tarde del octavo día posterior' (30 Aug). After one day for claims, one for the board's decision and a possible appeal to the Junta Electoral Central, the boards proclaim the elected members (art. 108.2-4) - an estimated early-to-mid September. Art. 108.6: the Junta Electoral Central publishes the general and per-constituency results in the BOE 'en el periodo de cuarenta días' - by Fri 1 Oct 2027. Precedent 2023: JEC Resolution of 30 Aug 2023 publishing the results of both chambers appeared in BOE no. 209 of 1 Sep 2023 (BOE-A-2023-18907), day 40 exactly, with a correction on 14 Sep 2023 (BOE-A-2023-19537). The opening is an ESTIMATED floor (the first board scrutinies); the window closes at the end of Mon 4 Oct 2027 CEST, one BOE working day past the statutory day 40 plus a weekend. Proclamations can be challenged before the Supreme Court within 3 days (art. 112), judgment by day 37 (art. 114.1), then amparo before the Constitutional Court (3 + 15 days); 2023 had such a case for Madrid (STC 95/2023 of 12 Sep 2023). Court confirmation is not required, so there is no court-validation stage.
  3. Government formed
    —
    announced
    Constitution art. 68.6: the elected Congress must be convened within 25 days of the election (by 16 Sep 2027); the convocation decree fixes the day (2023: Real Decreto 400/2023 art. 5 set the constitutive sessions for 17 Aug 2023, day 25). Art. 99: after consultations the King proposes a candidate, who needs an absolute majority of the Congress, or a simple majority 48 hours later; if no candidate is invested within two months of the first vote, both chambers are dissolved and new elections held (art. 99.5). No opening time is set here because the constitutive session date is not yet known. The Senate plays no part in the investiture.
Results sources 7 pages, 1 can answer a results question
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infoelectoral.interior.gob.es/es/elecciones-celebradas/resultados-electorales/results-liveresults indexno (results section without an election code)not checked yet
boe.es/buscar/act.phptimetableotherno (election page without a results marker)not checked yet
boe.es/buscar/act.phptimetableotherno (election page without a results marker)not checked yet
juntaelectoralcentral.es/cs/jec/elecciones/Generales-julio2023see-alsootherno (election page without a results marker)not checked yet
lamoncloa.gob.es/serviciosdeprensa/notasprensa/interior/Paginas/2023/200723-seguimiento-resultados-elecciones-generales-23j.aspxsee-alsorace resultsyesnot checked yet
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Next_Spanish_general_electionsee-alsootherno (no election or results marker)not checked yet
infoelectoral.interior.gob.es/es/inicio/authority-homeotherno (no election or results marker)not checked yet

Senate 209 seats

21 Aug4 Sept18 Sept2 Oct
Election-night count
22–23 AugElection-night count: Sun 22 Aug, 21:00 → Mon 23 Aug, 06:00, precedent.
Final result
27 Aug – 4 OctFinal result: Fri 27 Aug, 10:00 → Mon 4 Oct, 23:59, announced.
announced set by law or the authorityprecedent from the last electionestimate our estimateMadrid time. Polls close in 331 days.
Stage windows and their sources 2 stages, each cited
  1. Election-night count
    →
    precedent
    LOREG art. 84.1: voting runs 'a las nueve horas ... hasta las veinte horas', local time. On 22 Aug 2027 the peninsula, Balearics, Ceuta and Melilla are on CEST (UTC+2), closing 18:00 UTC; the Canary Islands on WEST (UTC+1), closing 19:00 UTC. The Government's provisional count comes from copies of each polling station's tally (art. 98.2, 'a los solos efectos de facilitar la información provisional'). 2023 precedent: the Ministry of the Interior's results site (resultados.generales23j.es) and app began releasing provisional Senate results 'desde las 21 horas, tras el cierre de los colegios electorales en Canarias' (La Moncloa/Interior press note, 20 Jul 2023), with the ministers' results briefing planned for about 22:30. The window's end (06:00 CEST Monday) is an ESTIMATE: the 2023 time of 100% counted was not verified. Provisional only; it excludes the votes of electors resident abroad (CERA), which are counted at the general scrutiny (art. 75). Seats: 209 directly elected (LOREG art. 165 as amended by LO 2/2026 of 30 Jun, BOE-A-2026-14329, following the constitutional reform of art. 69.3 of 19 May 2026, BOE-A-2026-10881: Formentera now elects its own senator, separate from Ibiza; 208 in 2023). The regional legislatures appoint further senators (art. 69.5); they are not elected on this day.
  2. Final result
    →
    announced
    LOREG art. 103.1: the general scrutiny by each Provincial Electoral Board 'se realiza el quinto día siguiente al de la votación' (Fri 27 Aug 2027), starting at 10:00 (art. 104.2; CERA votes are counted first that morning, art. 75); art. 107.2: it must end 'no más tarde del octavo día posterior' (30 Aug). After one day for claims, one for the board's decision and a possible appeal to the Junta Electoral Central, the boards proclaim the elected members (art. 108.2-4) - an estimated early-to-mid September. Art. 108.6: the Junta Electoral Central publishes the general and per-constituency results in the BOE 'en el periodo de cuarenta días' - by Fri 1 Oct 2027. Precedent 2023: JEC Resolution of 30 Aug 2023 publishing the results of both chambers appeared in BOE no. 209 of 1 Sep 2023 (BOE-A-2023-18907), day 40 exactly, with a correction on 14 Sep 2023 (BOE-A-2023-19537). The opening is an ESTIMATED floor (the first board scrutinies); the window closes at the end of Mon 4 Oct 2027 CEST, one BOE working day past the statutory day 40 plus a weekend. Proclamations can be challenged before the Supreme Court within 3 days (art. 112), judgment by day 37 (art. 114.1), then amparo before the Constitutional Court (3 + 15 days); 2023 had such a case for Madrid (STC 95/2023 of 12 Sep 2023). Court confirmation is not required, so there is no court-validation stage.
Results sources 7 pages, 1 can answer a results question
URLRoleKindCan answer a results questionLast check
infoelectoral.interior.gob.es/es/elecciones-celebradas/resultados-electorales/results-liveresults indexno (results section without an election code)not checked yet
boe.es/buscar/act.phptimetableotherno (election page without a results marker)not checked yet
boe.es/buscar/act.phptimetableotherno (election page without a results marker)not checked yet
juntaelectoralcentral.es/cs/jec/elecciones/Generales-julio2023see-alsootherno (election page without a results marker)not checked yet
lamoncloa.gob.es/serviciosdeprensa/notasprensa/interior/Paginas/2023/200723-seguimiento-resultados-elecciones-generales-23j.aspxsee-alsorace resultsyesnot checked yet
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Next_Spanish_general_electionsee-alsootherno (no election or results marker)not checked yet
infoelectoral.interior.gob.es/es/inicio/authority-homeotherno (no election or results marker)not checked yet

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Provenance: researcher agent 2026-09-25: LOREG 5/1985 (arts. 42, 75, 84, 98, 103-108, 112-114, 162, 165) and Constitution (arts. 68, 69, 99, 115) consolidated on boe.es; LO 2/2026 (BOE-A-2026-14329); Real Decreto 400/2023 (BOE-A-2023-12663); JEC 2023 results resolution (BOE-A-2023-18907) and 2023 election page on juntaelectoralcentral.es; La Moncloa/Interior note of 20 Jul 2023; appointment decrees RD 1822/2011, 414/2016, 1/2020, 828/2023; infoelectoral.interior.gob.es (CC BY 4.0 (Election Index)). Last verified 2026-09-25.

Questions and answers

When is the Spain general election 2027?
Polling day is 2027-08-22, not yet officially confirmed.
When will the final result of the Congress of Deputies race be official?
Expected between 2027-08-27T08:00:00Z and 2027-10-04T21:59:59Z (UTC), confidence announced. LOREG art. 103.1: the general scrutiny by each Provincial Electoral Board 'se realiza el quinto día siguiente al de la votación' (Fri 27 Aug 2027), starting at 10:00 (art. 104.2; CERA votes are counted first that morning, art. 75); art. 107.2: it must end 'no más tarde del octavo día posterior' (30 Aug). After one day for claims, one for the board's decision and a possible appeal to the Junta Electoral Central, the boards proclaim the elected members (art. 108.2-4) - an estimated early-to-mid September. Art. 108.6: the Junta Electoral Central publishes the general and per-constituency results in the BOE 'en el periodo de cuarenta días' - by Fri 1 Oct 2027. Precedent 2023: JEC Resolution of 30 Aug 2023 publishing the results of both chambers appeared in BOE no. 209 of 1 Sep 2023 (BOE-A-2023-18907), day 40 exactly, with a correction on 14 Sep 2023 (BOE-A-2023-19537). The opening is an ESTIMATED floor (the first board scrutinies); the window closes at the end of Mon 4 Oct 2027 CEST, one BOE working day past the statutory day 40 plus a weekend. Proclamations can be challenged before the Supreme Court within 3 days (art. 112), judgment by day 37 (art. 114.1), then amparo before the Constitutional Court (3 + 15 days); 2023 had such a case for Madrid (STC 95/2023 of 12 Sep 2023). Court confirmation is not required, so there is no court-validation stage.
When will the final result of the Senate race be official?
Expected between 2027-08-27T08:00:00Z and 2027-10-04T21:59:59Z (UTC), confidence announced. LOREG art. 103.1: the general scrutiny by each Provincial Electoral Board 'se realiza el quinto día siguiente al de la votación' (Fri 27 Aug 2027), starting at 10:00 (art. 104.2; CERA votes are counted first that morning, art. 75); art. 107.2: it must end 'no más tarde del octavo día posterior' (30 Aug). After one day for claims, one for the board's decision and a possible appeal to the Junta Electoral Central, the boards proclaim the elected members (art. 108.2-4) - an estimated early-to-mid September. Art. 108.6: the Junta Electoral Central publishes the general and per-constituency results in the BOE 'en el periodo de cuarenta días' - by Fri 1 Oct 2027. Precedent 2023: JEC Resolution of 30 Aug 2023 publishing the results of both chambers appeared in BOE no. 209 of 1 Sep 2023 (BOE-A-2023-18907), day 40 exactly, with a correction on 14 Sep 2023 (BOE-A-2023-19537). The opening is an ESTIMATED floor (the first board scrutinies); the window closes at the end of Mon 4 Oct 2027 CEST, one BOE working day past the statutory day 40 plus a weekend. Proclamations can be challenged before the Supreme Court within 3 days (art. 112), judgment by day 37 (art. 114.1), then amparo before the Constitutional Court (3 + 15 days); 2023 had such a case for Madrid (STC 95/2023 of 12 Sep 2023). Court confirmation is not required, so there is no court-validation stage.
Where are the official Congress of Deputies results?
https://www.lamoncloa.gob.es/serviciosdeprensa/notasprensa/interior/Paginas/2023/200723-seguimiento-resultados-elecciones-generales-23j.aspx
Where are the official Senate results?
https://www.lamoncloa.gob.es/serviciosdeprensa/notasprensa/interior/Paginas/2023/200723-seguimiento-resultados-elecciones-generales-23j.aspx