Cuba records 1,018 fewer Spanish voters in September
The total fell from 169,038 to 168,020 while the registry of Spaniards living abroad grew during the same month.
The electoral register of Spanish citizens living in Cuba who are eligible to vote fell by 1,018 during September 2026, from 169,038 to 168,020, according to Electoral Census Office figures published by El Español.
Across the entire overseas register, enrollment grew by 15,141 people to 2,762,829. Cuba remained the country with the fifth-largest number of Spanish voters living outside Spain, behind Argentina, France, the United States and Mexico.
The decrease occurred in the Havana consular district. The change in the electoral register does not establish individual causes and does not necessarily represent an equal number of emigrants.