Bachelorette party, but before voting

It is the story that will tell the day. It will be Ana Molina's most memorable election day. A group of her friends came to her home this morning to help her get dressed up and celebrate her bachelorette party. They have made it clear that they will fulfill their civic duty and vote at the polling station. It was a great surprise, as Teresa Rodriguez, the Adelante Andalucia candidate, was at the school with them. Rodiguez did not hesitate to snap a photo of them together and post it to her social media networks, with the message: "Bachelorette party at La Vina, but they vote first." Joy and citizen responsibility. Good luck Anna Maria!! I wish you a happy life! !>>.

The future bride was dressed in a turtle costume with a veil and stated that she was "nervous" about the cloud of journalists waiting for Teresa Rodriguez's arrival.

Huelva was the first province to set up the tables. Cadiz was at the opposite pole. The four electoral colleges of Sanlucar de Barrameda have had no corresponding authorities and their positions were filled by first voters and alternates, according to Elias Bendodo, Minister of the Presidency.

Images of the day show people waiting in long lines at polling stations early in the morning to get out of the heatwave that is ravaging Spain. Many people have brought an umbrella to save time and get to the beach immediately.

The Board asked for "responsible usage" of the masks, and to vote to avoid crowds. To prevent queues at specific times, "establish large areas, outdoors or with good ventilation."