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Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Canarias

Last updated: October 18, 2026. Unofficial information. Confirm with your official election office (Junta Electoral Central).

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Population
1,082,421
1 January 2025. Royal Decree 1117/2025.
Provincial capital in the population annex
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
211,957 in the same annex.
Congress of Deputies
7
The annex of Royal Decree 806/2026 prints “Santa Cruz de Tenerife”.
Senate
Article 3.2 does not assign four senators to the province. It assigns them to the island constituencies below.

INE province code: 38. The code is the one INE table 2917 prints next to this province name.

Islands

Name in the annexPopulationSenators
Tenerife961,7453
Palma, La86,1941
Gomera, La22,4421
Hierro, El12,0401

Island population: names and figures from the annex of Royal Decree 1117/2025 (it prints “Gomera, La”, “Hierro, El” and “Palma, La”). Senators: article 3.2 of Royal Decree 806/2026, which prints La Gomera, El Hierro and La Palma. The regional deputies for the Balearic Islands come from Decree 2/2023.

Municipal elections

Royal Decree 207/2023 called local elections, and the elections to the Assemblies of Ceuta and Melilla, for Sunday, 28 May 2023. Article 42.3 of the consolidated Organic Law 5/1985 (read on 17 October 2026) says those elections are held on the fourth Sunday of May of the corresponding year, and that the four-year mandates end the day before the next elections. Counting four years from the 2023 polling day, the corresponding year is 2027, and the month the article names is May. No calling decree for 2027 was read on 17 October 2026, so this page does not print a calendar day.

The mayor of each municipality is printed on that municipality’s page, from the ministry’s 2023 mayors file. This page does not repeat those names.

Gap. Proclaimed candidate lists are not on this page. The Central Electoral Board’s 2026 calendar sets presentation of candidacies for 21–26 October, proclamation for 2 November, and publication of the proclaimed lists in the Official State Gazette for 3 November. The candidacies section read on 17 October 2026 publishes forms and representative lists, not proclaimed Congress or Senate lists.

Municipalities (54)

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