The electoral day in the province of Almería saw a 36.80% turnout by 2 PM, with 178,387 voters. This figure represents an increase of 4.57 percentage points compared to the Andalusian elections in 2022 at the same time, when 150,975 people voted (32.23%).

However, the general upward trend was not reflected in all municipalities. A total of 20 out of Almería's 103 municipalities experienced a decrease in participation compared to previous elections. Among them, Rágol shows the largest drop, with a 6.75-point decrease, as 42.32% of its electorate (102 residents) had voted.

Other municipalities with notable declines include Armuña del Almanzora (-5.28 points, 39.72% participation), Chercos (-4.17 points, 36.83%), Albánchez (-4 points, 40% participation), and Lucainena de las Torres (-3.90 points, 38.10%). Most of these are small towns with fewer than 1,500 inhabitants, with the exception of Gádor, which has 3,130 residents and recorded a 0.48-point decrease.

In contrast, Terque leads in increased participation with 59.46% (16.25 points higher than in 2022), followed by Olula de Castro (51.07%, +11.79 points) and Purchena (41.31%, +11.64 points).