The Electoral Board of Real Madrid announced that, as of 5:00 p.m., a total of 23,593 club members had cast their votes in the election for President and Board of Directors being held at the Basketball Pavilion of the Real Madrid City training complex. This turnout represents 31.37% participation among eligible members.
The voting process was carried out continuously throughout the day, with the polling stations remaining open without interruption until 8:00 p.m. The election is taking place at Real Madrid’s official sports complex, where members gathered to take part in choosing the club’s next leadership.
The Electoral Board’s update provides a mid-afternoon snapshot of voter engagement in one of the most significant internal decisions for the club. With more than 23,000 members already having voted by 5:00 p.m., participation had reached nearly one-third of the total electorate before the closing time of the polling stations.
The election for President and Board of Directors is a major event in the governance of Real Madrid, one of the world’s most prominent football clubs. Member participation is closely watched because it reflects the level of interest and involvement among the club’s socios in shaping its future direction.
According to the announcement, the process proceeded normally at the Basketball Pavilion of the Ciudad Real Madrid, where the voting tables remained open throughout the afternoon. No interruptions were reported in the operation of the polling stations during the hours leading up to the 8:00 p.m. closure.
The figure of 23,593 votes highlights strong engagement from the membership base, especially considering the size and importance of the election. The 31.37% turnout figure offers a clear indicator of the pace of participation before the end of the voting period.
Elections within Real Madrid are traditionally followed with considerable attention by members, supporters, and observers, given the club’s status and the influence of its leadership on sporting, financial, and institutional matters. The presidency and the board of directors play a central role in defining strategy, overseeing operations, and representing the club at the highest level.
The Electoral Board’s communication at 5:00 p.m. served as an official progress report on the day’s voting activity. With polling stations remaining open until 8:00 p.m., additional members still had time to take part before the process closed.
The turnout data reflects a key moment in the club’s democratic process, marking the involvement of thousands of members in selecting the leadership that will guide Real Madrid in the coming years.
