Voting by judicial deposit

1. The vote by judicial deposit is only valid if the envelope and official ballots are delivered to the magistrate between the first day of the election campaign and before 13:00 on the day before election day.

2. The judicial deposit before the magistrate must be done by the voter himself, not being possible to delegate it to any other person.

3. Voters shall collect the ballots in the corresponding town council. The envelopes, with the characteristics expressed in Article 37.2, are guarded by magistrates to whom the government will send enough.

4. The magistrates shall deliver the collected votes to the respective polling stations, constituted for this purpose. These votes are introduced into the ballot box at the beginning of the election day, and verified against the name and the surnames of the voter for the purposes of Article 40.