Nearly 700 FC Barcelona Members in Andorra Eligible for Presidential Election Vote
FC Barcelona sets up a polling station in Andorra la Vella for its presidential elections on March 15, allowing nearly 700 local members and others.
Key Points
- Nearly 700 of 800+ FC Barcelona members in Andorra eligible to vote on March 15.
- Polling station at Andorra la Vella Congress Centre, one of five regional hubs.
- Universal census allows voting at any site, attracting locals and nearby supporters.
- Nationwide: 120 tables, including 110 at Spotify Camp Nou, open 9am-9pm.
Nearly 700 FC Barcelona members in Andorra are eligible to vote on Sunday, March 15, in the club's presidential elections. The Principality hosts more than 800 club members, though some are underage and thus ineligible.
FC Barcelona has established a polling station at the Andorra la Vella Congress Centre as part of five regional voting hubs: Barcelona, Girona, Tarragona, Lleida, and Andorra. The universal electoral census lets any member vote at whichever site suits them, irrespective of residence. This means the Andorra location could attract not only locals but also supporters from nearby areas like Alt Urgell or Cerdanya, or even visitors such as weekend skiers.
Nationwide, the club will deploy 120 polling tables, including 110 at Spotify Camp Nou in Barcelona, five in Girona, four in Tarragona, two in Lleida, and one in Andorra. Voting runs from 9am to 9pm.
Original Sources
This article was aggregated from the following Catalan-language sources: