Just 1,600 UK nationals are eligible to vote in the local elections at the end of this month, a big drop compared to the last poll in 2018. Four years ago more than 3,000 Britons were eligible to vote in the local council elections.
Don´t count on the British vote in Mallorca elections
Just 1,600 UK nationals have registered
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Stan The ManYes of course as always just like we have to show our DNI. Non Spaniards need to show their residence card (TIE) showing their NIE and if using the green residence card for EU citizens without photo they need to take either their own country photo ID card or passport as well. What this article doesn’t mention is that British residents had to re-register to vote after Brexit. I suspect that may have something to do with the reduced number currently registered to vote. Photo IDs only seem to be an issue in the UK.
Will they need photo ID ?