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Pedro Sánchez’s Plan to Change the Electoral Census Is in Progress: More than 2.5 Million Foreigners Apply for Citizenship with the Right to Vote
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More than 2.5 million foreigners have applied for Spanish nationality under the Democratic Memory Act, known as the ‘grandchildren’s law’. This process could significantly expand the electoral roll in the coming years. According to data collected until February 28, a total of [...]
Pedro Sánchez is carrying out a significant change in the Spanish electoral census. More than 2.5 million foreigners have applied for citizenship through the Democratic Memory Law, popularly known as the “grandchildren’s law.” The figures are surprising: as of February there were 2,560,193 applications, of which 538,329 have already been resolved and have an impressive 98% approvals. This could significantly increase the number of voters in cruc…
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